Mayka,
Every morning I begin a journey. Every night the journey ends.
Mayka wrote:
Dear Bill
At the end you or me or the both us lost the real point which is
shows how useless and what a waste of time trying to explain things
to people who have already many preconcepts in their minds. Yes I
Dear Donald:
Please do save us from all that comparations and continuos
arrogance. In this particular list, I have found extremely difficult
an easy communication. The more simple things said most of the times
became a verbal competition and because my Englis is atrocious I do
tend to get
Dear Bill
At the end you or me or the both us lost the real point which is
shows how useless and what a waste of time trying to explain things
to people who have already many preconcepts in their minds. Yes I am
very happy to be the endless begginer. What about you?
Mayka
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Mayka wrote:
Aspiration is free of desire. It is like when you see a living Buddha,
you would like to became one but you are not caught in that desire.
There is no attachment in aspiration.
Why do you believe you are not a living Buddha yourself, and that there is
nothing else that you need
Bill Wrote:
Why do you believe you are not a living Buddha yourself, and that
there is
nothing else that you need to become? .Bill!
Mayka answers:
A real living Buddha has free his/her mind and I haven't achieved that
yet. So, I can not call myself a living Buddha but someone with an
Bill wrote:
Or, if you'd prefer not try to explain the contrast, what do you mean
when
you say 'aspiration'?
Mayka Answers:
Aspiration is free of desire. It is like when you see a living Buddha,
you would like to became one but you are not caught in that desire.
There is no attachment
