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The Religions -- Their Fundamental Mistake
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<blockquote data-quote="AtulaSiriwardane" data-source="post: 3858608" data-attributes="member: 120286"><p>If you don't have the simplicity and serenity of the mind to read this you won't be able to understand it, even if one explains it in simple terms. In simple terms it will be much more difficult.</p><p>Do not try to understand or memorize it... go through it like a child... without trying to judge it.. Be happy with what you get it. Go through it again... you will get more. </p><p>One can grow with this... This is not about religions... this is about you... and how are you going wrong with religions.</p><p></p><p>He is not talking about religions of the past. He talks of the religions of today. The religions of today is totally opposite from the real and original religion.</p><p></p><p>Just imagine Buddhist monks who glorify killing... Buddha did not differentiate any being, let along any race... but monks openly admire killing. Where is Buddha in there lives. One can find thousand and a one excuses... but killing a living being for any reason is not acceptable to Buddha.</p><p></p><p>Religions have been exploited by priests and politicians... and religions got spoiled.</p><p></p><p>Buddha had said, "Dhamma is like a serpent, if you catch him from the tail it will byte. You have to catch it from the head, the right side." But Buddhists are holding from the wrong side... every religious man of today is like that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AtulaSiriwardane, post: 3858608, member: 120286"] If you don't have the simplicity and serenity of the mind to read this you won't be able to understand it, even if one explains it in simple terms. In simple terms it will be much more difficult. Do not try to understand or memorize it... go through it like a child... without trying to judge it.. Be happy with what you get it. Go through it again... you will get more. One can grow with this... This is not about religions... this is about you... and how are you going wrong with religions. He is not talking about religions of the past. He talks of the religions of today. The religions of today is totally opposite from the real and original religion. Just imagine Buddhist monks who glorify killing... Buddha did not differentiate any being, let along any race... but monks openly admire killing. Where is Buddha in there lives. One can find thousand and a one excuses... but killing a living being for any reason is not acceptable to Buddha. Religions have been exploited by priests and politicians... and religions got spoiled. Buddha had said, "Dhamma is like a serpent, if you catch him from the tail it will byte. You have to catch it from the head, the right side." But Buddhists are holding from the wrong side... every religious man of today is like that. [/QUOTE]
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