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<blockquote data-quote="ek_rosh" data-source="post: 31518983" data-attributes="member: 507164"><p>bro, no need to apologize. I wasnt hurt or anything like that, just disappointed we couldnt reach a conclusion after all that time.</p><p> </p><p>everyone has their own dhamma framework, whether from study, practice or both and nothing wrong with it. <strong>discussion shouldnt be about proving my framework over yours...its about questioning the foundation of our own</strong>. for that, the listener needs shradda/faith in the person listening to and trust that he is genuinely trying to show something. If the listner starts judging the person listening to instead of focusing the message, the listener closes the door to whatever might benefit him... just a thought.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>IMO, instead of asking whats wrong with the mind, the right question is to ask yourself is whats right about it fabricating stories that were never truly observed..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ek_rosh, post: 31518983, member: 507164"] bro, no need to apologize. I wasnt hurt or anything like that, just disappointed we couldnt reach a conclusion after all that time. everyone has their own dhamma framework, whether from study, practice or both and nothing wrong with it. [B]discussion shouldnt be about proving my framework over yours...its about questioning the foundation of our own[/B]. for that, the listener needs shradda/faith in the person listening to and trust that he is genuinely trying to show something. If the listner starts judging the person listening to instead of focusing the message, the listener closes the door to whatever might benefit him... just a thought. IMO, instead of asking whats wrong with the mind, the right question is to ask yourself is whats right about it fabricating stories that were never truly observed.. [/QUOTE]
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