Re: which point is that?

Posted by Bob - the Alien on July 10, 2002 at 17:35:40:

In Reply to: which point is that? posted by giveawayboy on July 09, 2002 at 22:38:52:

It a perfect explanation of the cyclic nature of suffering, and how attachment feeds the cycle.

As she said -- she was suffering greatly. When she got to the breaking point and let go of everything, she felt a great freedom and the suffereing was alleviated.

This is also what buddhism teaches --
That desire is the root of all suffering. Your attachments to things cause you to have desires towards them. Those desires are not realized, causing your suffering. And the suffering just causes more desire to be away from the suffering, and starts to feed on itself. To break the cycle, you have to let go of your attachments.

With Love,
Bob

Follow Ups:

• Re: which point is that? jeannie 07:20:15 07/11/02 (4)
  • Re: which point is that? PS 18:21:32 07/12/02 (3)
    • Re: which point is that? jeannie 16:36:51 07/13/02 (2)
      • Re: which point is that? Bob - the Alien 23:51:33 07/13/02 (1)
        • East and West don't mix well....if forced.... giveawayboy 04:09:58 07/14/02 (0)
• let go of your attatchments..... giveawayboy 23:00:41 07/10/02 (4)
  • Re: let go of your attatchments..... jeannie 07:25:52 07/11/02 (3)
    • go jeannie go! giveawayboy 07:36:04 07/11/02 (2)
      • Re: go jeannie go! Bob - the Alien 14:32:46 07/12/02 (1)
        • ohhh, Billlll...... giveawayboy 02:51:59 07/13/02 (0)

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