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**toyboy** · 01-16-2012, 07:02 AM

I'm celibate, for over 2 years. When sexuality ends all that energy gets focused, elsewhere, other than sex, which is alot. And I don't watch tv.

Yes I realise the degree of distraction! But of course we all come here when seeking to understand with different views on sexual matters.

What I am interested in clarifying though is what to me seems like an apparent difference in philosophy between the various schools buddhism on this point and indeed if it is how does do the schools view other schoolswith such different views? For that matter how do monks or bodhisattvas or other enlightened parties view these different schools of thought in relation to this kind of issue?

01-16-2012, 07:02 AM	#6
toyboy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 374 Senior Member	I'm celibate, for over 2 years. When sexuality ends all that energy gets focused, elsewhere, other than sex, which is alot. And I don't watch tv. Yes I realise the degree of distraction! But of course we all come here when seeking to understand with different views on sexual matters. What I am interested in clarifying though is what to me seems like an apparent difference in philosophy between the various schools buddhism on this point and indeed if it is how does do the schools view other schoolswith such different views? For that matter how do monks or bodhisattvas or other enlightened parties view these different schools of thought in relation to this kind of issue?
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