I’m really glad my friend Mahatma Gautama Buddha is getting the credit he deserves. It’s because of Mahatma that we live in a world where we can all be free and enlightened. Mahatma Buddha’s teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Dhamma are so important to me because they teach us what we need to know for ourselves.
In the beginning of the Maha-Buddha-Gautama-Dhamma, the Buddha told us that everyone has the potential to be enlightened. That’s something we can all take responsibility for and be a part of. Mahatma Gautama Buddha taught us that all beings are the same. He says everyone should strive for enlightenment and that it is possible to achieve it by simply living in a state of joy.
As it turns out, the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism are a series of statements about the nature of reality that most people have difficulty accepting. Some of the most basic statements of the Four Noble Truths include that the Self is pure consciousness; all things are impermanent; suffering is due to our ignorance; and enlightenment is attainable through right view, right conduct, and right speech. These are things that most people will find hard to accept.
Mahatma Gandham’s famous statement, “The self is impermanent, suffering is due to our ignorance and enlightenment is attainable through right view, right conduct, and right speech,” is exactly what I’ve been asking myself over and over since I first saw the trailer. I think it’s the most profound statement in Buddhist literature.
Gandham himself was a monk, and is considered a founder of modern Buddhism. He was so radical that he wanted to burn his shoes to death when they were not on, and so he thought he would go around the world saying that, but then he died of a heart attack while walking in the middle of the desert, so the idea of burning shoes just doesn’t seem like a good idea.
I think it’s the most profound statement in Buddhist literature. It seems like there is something about the idea of burning your shoes to death, and the idea of not doing anything for a moment. You know, that is the same way that I feel about what you see in that trailer. It’s a kind of nihilistic, extreme, and ultimately nihilistic notion of life. And to be honest, it makes me feel even worse about what I’ve been doing all these years.
I think it is one of those things that is completely valid for the purpose it’s set for. But its not the most profound and profound statement in Buddhist literature. I think people could learn a thing or two from that.
I thought it was great, as a little little background, to see how you feel when you are looking at your car when you walk out the window. There is nothing inherently wrong with driving your car. I think it is something that you need to be able to understand. But even if you haven’t done a lot of driving for a long time, you just do it because it’s natural.
I think this is a really good point. I think most people do it because it is natural. Many people drive because they are lazy or something. But, it is natural.
The fact that I can’t get a speeding ticket in my car does not mean that I am a lazy, but it does mean that I am not a smart car driver. I never thought that was a problem. But it is.