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<blockquote data-quote="nuwan9999" data-source="post: 31545823" data-attributes="member: 587037"><p>You have to take that example for that purpose only, if you are talking about food craving, sure I agree with you, but don't take it that way. Take it as you filling in a glass with water. Once its full, there is no way you can add any more water to it. Similarly, in that example, I am fully satisfied means I can't have food again physically (don't get the mental factor here). </p><p></p><p>If we come to dhamma side, this doesn't mean what I know is the correct dhamma, and everyone else is wrong. It may or may not be the case. The fact is that the dhamma I know filled me in without any space left for something different, so I don't need to search anymore. </p><p></p><p>Are you with me?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nuwan9999, post: 31545823, member: 587037"] You have to take that example for that purpose only, if you are talking about food craving, sure I agree with you, but don't take it that way. Take it as you filling in a glass with water. Once its full, there is no way you can add any more water to it. Similarly, in that example, I am fully satisfied means I can't have food again physically (don't get the mental factor here). If we come to dhamma side, this doesn't mean what I know is the correct dhamma, and everyone else is wrong. It may or may not be the case. The fact is that the dhamma I know filled me in without any space left for something different, so I don't need to search anymore. Are you with me? [/QUOTE]
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