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**onlyfun_biziness** · 07-18-2011, 11:23 AM

I did not state, nor do I believe or imply that it is " [ just ] " your view.

The implication was certainly there, yes. I merely clarified it.

I said:

I point out that "mahayana" -- as well as the "abhidhammists" and the tibetan religions -- have tried to stuff a lot of crap into his mouth and call it his teachings. I also point out that the same folks largely ignore the Buddha's liberative teachings, and that when their own dogmas conflict with the Buddha's liberative teachings, they throw out the Buddha's teachings in favor of their own dogmas. And you claimed "This is your view". It is not my view. It is a matter of record that anyone can see for themselves.

Is it not a fact that it is your view that as a Tibetan practitioner I have been spoon fed beliefs which are not consistent with the teachings of the Pali canon in important ways and that my practice is therefore wrong? That is correct: It is not a fact.

I don't know, and you have not stated to me, what beliefs have been spoon-fed you.

07-18-2011, 11:23 AM	#17
onlyfun_biziness Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 558 Senior Member	I did not state, nor do I believe or imply that it is " [ just ] " your view. The implication was certainly there, yes. I merely clarified it. I said: I point out that "mahayana" -- as well as the "abhidhammists" and the tibetan religions -- have tried to stuff a lot of crap into his mouth and call it his teachings. I also point out that the same folks largely ignore the Buddha's liberative teachings, and that when their own dogmas conflict with the Buddha's liberative teachings, they throw out the Buddha's teachings in favor of their own dogmas. And you claimed "This is your view". It is not my view. It is a matter of record that anyone can see for themselves. Is it not a fact that it is your view that as a Tibetan practitioner I have been spoon fed beliefs which are not consistent with the teachings of the Pali canon in important ways and that my practice is therefore wrong? That is correct: It is not a fact. I don't know, and you have not stated to me, what beliefs have been spoon-fed you.
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