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<blockquote data-quote="mr90486" data-source="post: 25521885" data-attributes="member: 123289"><p>Haha, no worries. Anyway, after seeing some of the replies I thought I was kinda stupid to make that post in this thread. Anyway, what you've asked was an interesting question bro. My parents also ask the same question at times. The answer is, the realization of the true meaning of Dhamma came after the marriage. One day I suddenly landed on a Dhamma sermon which changed my whole life eversince and I've never looked back. I do believe being in this life makes it a good playing field for practicing Dhamma. The challenges, obstacles etc keeps teaching you things that you've got to eliminate in order to become enlightened. If there's some luck of course.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mr90486, post: 25521885, member: 123289"] Haha, no worries. Anyway, after seeing some of the replies I thought I was kinda stupid to make that post in this thread. Anyway, what you've asked was an interesting question bro. My parents also ask the same question at times. The answer is, the realization of the true meaning of Dhamma came after the marriage. One day I suddenly landed on a Dhamma sermon which changed my whole life eversince and I've never looked back. I do believe being in this life makes it a good playing field for practicing Dhamma. The challenges, obstacles etc keeps teaching you things that you've got to eliminate in order to become enlightened. If there's some luck of course. [/QUOTE]
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