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== ''What is Buddhism?'' == | == ''What is Buddhism?'' == | ||
''Look in our world. Global warming, Tibet's glorious mountains being shaved of it's snow, evil Irish people killing fellow humans. How has the world come to this? The world has come to killing each other? Quickly like a candle flame or slowly like a mountain, even the most strongest things move, change. They have no truly permanent essence. This is not our way. The goal of Buddhism is a state of lasting, unconditional happiness known as enlightenment. Buddhism inspires us to take responsibility for our own lives problems and doing, without moralizing, by understanding cause and effect (karma). Karma happens, to even the Dalai Lama, and even to Buddha. Through Buddhist meditation, we can think and reflect on our doings to enhance our views globally. We also eventually grow compassion. Enlightenment is the goal, the end game. All positive qualities — especially joy, fearlessness, and compassion — are now soon to be perfected. Here, our awareness is all-encompassing, and not limited in any way. With no confusion or disturbance in our minds, we benefit others spontaneously and effortlessly.'' | ''Look in our world. Global warming, Tibet's glorious mountains being shaved of it's snow, evil Irish people killing fellow humans. How has the world come to this? The world has come to killing each other? Quickly like a candle flame or slowly like a mountain, even the most strongest things move, change. They have no truly permanent essence. This is not our way. The goal of Buddhism is a state of lasting, unconditional happiness known as enlightenment. Buddhism inspires us to take responsibility for our own lives problems and doing, without moralizing, by understanding cause and effect (karma). Karma happens, to even the Dalai Lama, and even to Buddha. Through Buddhist meditation, we can think and reflect on our doings to enhance our views globally. We also eventually grow compassion. Enlightenment is the goal, the end game. All positive qualities — especially joy, fearlessness, and compassion — are now soon to be perfected. Here, our awareness is all-encompassing, and not limited in any way. With no confusion or disturbance in our minds, we benefit others spontaneously and effortlessly.'' | ||
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== ''Buddhist Rules'' == | == ''Buddhist Rules'' == | ||
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''Buddhist Followers:'' | ''Buddhist Followers:'' | ||
* ''Buddha, Keenno90'' | * ''Buddha, Keenno90'' | ||
* ''Dalai Lama, Ventusx3'' | * ''Dalai Lama, Ventusx3 Proof Of Global Warming - this happened the day '' | ||
* ''Human God, Dynaeres'' | * ''Human God, Dynaeres I moved. Luckily us followers saved this place. '' | ||
* ''73Beetle'' | * ''73Beetle'' | ||
== | == ''Enemies of Buddha'' == | ||
''Mathsminer - for griefing the holy lake'' | ''Mathsminer - for griefing the holy lake'' | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 23 July 2017
What is Buddhism?
Look in our world. Global warming, Tibet's glorious mountains being shaved of it's snow, evil Irish people killing fellow humans. How has the world come to this? The world has come to killing each other? Quickly like a candle flame or slowly like a mountain, even the most strongest things move, change. They have no truly permanent essence. This is not our way. The goal of Buddhism is a state of lasting, unconditional happiness known as enlightenment. Buddhism inspires us to take responsibility for our own lives problems and doing, without moralizing, by understanding cause and effect (karma). Karma happens, to even the Dalai Lama, and even to Buddha. Through Buddhist meditation, we can think and reflect on our doings to enhance our views globally. We also eventually grow compassion. Enlightenment is the goal, the end game. All positive qualities — especially joy, fearlessness, and compassion — are now soon to be perfected. Here, our awareness is all-encompassing, and not limited in any way. With no confusion or disturbance in our minds, we benefit others spontaneously and effortlessly.
Buddhist Rules
- Do not eat the sacred animal, beef, and the evil animal, pork
- Pigs are the sin, if you see a sin you must kill them
- If you find any illegal objects you must put into the holy water
- Any attempted to grief the holy land of Tibet will be crushed with force
- If you are a city leader you must create (a) temple(s)
Buddhist Followers
Buddhist Followers:
- Buddha, Keenno90
- Dalai Lama, Ventusx3 Proof Of Global Warming - this happened the day
- Human God, Dynaeres I moved. Luckily us followers saved this place.
- 73Beetle
Enemies of Buddha
Mathsminer - for griefing the holy lake