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**Finanziamento** · 01-05-2011, 06:24 AM

More or less, im asking if someone who is generally good (but not wholly good) can still achieve enlightenment eventually?

IMO to be generally good it is OK; but I think that the Buddha Dhamma goes deeper than just being generally good. It is about discernment and mindfullness; more under the meaning of right view and wholesome acctions.

(perhaps only one who is enlightened can answer this question?)

perhaps... as I am not I only can have an approach to the answer

01-05-2011, 06:24 AM	#22
Finanziamento Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	More or less, im asking if someone who is generally good (but not wholly good) can still achieve enlightenment eventually? IMO to be generally good it is OK; but I think that the Buddha Dhamma goes deeper than just being generally good. It is about discernment and mindfullness; more under the meaning of right view and wholesome acctions. (perhaps only one who is enlightened can answer this question?) perhaps... as I am not I only can have an approach to the answer
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