Iain,
Why, yes.
It was to save all beings. Whether they like it or not.
Not that the Buddha had an Agenda in Mind, no; perish the thought.
It's just the way things go, at a certain point.
He came down from the Mountain, and the rest is History, Geography, and etc.
(add your favorite Addendum here).
He woke up, and had to take a hike. Don't we all?
Find fault with me here, and tell me why, and I'll thank you. Else, thanks
anyway.
Strong practice,
--Joe
> "iain" wrote:
>
> So why did the Buddha cross the road?
>
> Can anyone answer?
>
> Iain.
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