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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hettiarachi" data-source="post: 7364684" data-attributes="member: 280749">Buddhism's attempt to nullify all human desires is another aspect of its narrow philosophy. God created the blessings of this world for human beings' benefit and pleasure, and so that they would give Him thanks in return. For this reason, other religions not command people to suppress their desires or to endure pain and suffering. On the contrary, it enjoins them to take advantage of the beautiful aspects in the world (apart from base and unlawful behavior), not to restrain themselves needlessly, nor to inflict pain upon themselvesHere what is explanation about desire in Buddhism?, i hope you mean unlawful desire, if so, it is not something new in Buddhism, all the religions say to give up the unlawful desires.then what is the special in this only in buddhism??</blockquote>

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