--- "Richard J. Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > TurquoiseB wrote: > > It seems to me that the concept of relative > creation > > being separate from the Absolute, or existing in > some > > kind of "fallen" state as the "sin of > manifestation" > > is based on having *started* one's philosophical > > ponderings by accepting as a given an assumption. > > > That the world is characterized by suffering, a > fallen > state, is a basic fundamental Buddhist concept. It > is > mentioned by the historical Buddha in the Four Noble > > Truths. I wonder what kind of Buddhist philosophy > Barry > has been reading all these years. For a fact he read > 'Surfing the Himalayas' by the Zen Master Rama, > because > he admitted it. But I wonder if Barry read the > Buddha's > first sermon. Go figure.
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