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**ssiikmuz** · 12-17-2010, 08:12 PM

neither philosophycal entanglements; neither fear and/or believing in supranatural powerfull entities, nor beautiful idealisms about humankind that set us far from the understanding of reality and daily life facts... it is just needed the deep understanding of the nature of dukkha.

For personal liberation, yes. But the Buddha himself has in numerous occasions talked to his disciples about "how to be a good wife to the husband", "how to rule the country fairly" etc. He did not ask them to contemplate on the nature of dukkha. He taught them according to the mundane (worldly) dhamma.

12-17-2010, 08:12 PM	#26
ssiikmuz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 370 Senior Member	neither philosophycal entanglements; neither fear and/or believing in supranatural powerfull entities, nor beautiful idealisms about humankind that set us far from the understanding of reality and daily life facts... it is just needed the deep understanding of the nature of dukkha. For personal liberation, yes. But the Buddha himself has in numerous occasions talked to his disciples about "how to be a good wife to the husband", "how to rule the country fairly" etc. He did not ask them to contemplate on the nature of dukkha. He taught them according to the mundane (worldly) dhamma.
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