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**77chawzence** · 02-24-2012, 02:20 PM

Well said but true Brahmanas are never supposed to partake in "sensual activities"? If so, then that person becomes God, rather than remain a human. Similarly if a true Brahmana does not touch money, presumably he/she does not have to eat or live in a house. Because eating and sleeping themselves are "sensual activities" - as they involve the senses.

Are we all supposed to achieve nirvana in this life itself?

02-24-2012, 02:20 PM	#12
77chawzence Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 546 Senior Member	Well said but true Brahmanas are never supposed to partake in "sensual activities"? If so, then that person becomes God, rather than remain a human. Similarly if a true Brahmana does not touch money, presumably he/she does not have to eat or live in a house. Because eating and sleeping themselves are "sensual activities" - as they involve the senses. Are we all supposed to achieve nirvana in this life itself?
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