[GeorgeEckland]

For quite some years I have been contemplating an ever evolving force of goodness which, by definition, would require varying degrees of "badness". (I do not see pure goodness as a viable proposition)
As for Karma, and I realize there are lots of versions, Nirvana seems very much like an absolute-----even extinction.
Do any versions of Budhism see Karma as creating new realities ever, ever, onwards ad infinitum? A perpetual law perhaps, with some innate moral directive? If this were so it seems to follow that on going moralities would be dependent on ever changing rationales. Could go off on many tangents but had better leave it there.

[pushokalex1]

I try not to get too hung up on the metapshysical ideas Murchovski, the thing for me is to just walk the path, after a bit and with some input from your fellow practioners, peace, clarity happiness and understanding start to arise, replacing doubt, worry and desire. I don't really have the attitude that I need to gain something from practice these days, the point for me, at the moment, is just to practice, in the here and now.

[GypeFeeshyTes]

Hello Traveller.
Thanks for your response. My enquiries do not pertain to some hedonistic eternal gain. It just happens that these issues are of interest to me.

[Penisvergroesserung]

thats a very nice response Traveller