SeekerOfWisdom wrote:I'm not mocking you at all and you should feel no judgement. Your assumption thus came from your perspective. I was quoting.
You said 'I'm always right and everyone else is wrong'.
I think what you mean by 'universal perspective' is "my perspective". Am I wrong?
You may be aware and non-attached and hence able to 'see things clearly', is that what you are referring to?
It's perfectly okay to admit that I know what your plans were. They were quite easy to discern. I would much rather discuss how I realized your action than to deal with denial. Aren't you curious how I knew what you were planning?
This really bothers me. I am no different than most people, I have just disciplined my mind and free myself from cultural distractions and adverse influence - meaning I don't watch television or movies and don't listen to music and certainly do not subject myself to any advertising whatsoever. I am a referant in that regard, an example of what humans are supposed to be like without our culture. Those who seek enlightenment should know this, should recognize this.
I seek further enlightenment. I have listened to the Dalai Lama speak, and read some of the generalities of the teachings of Buddha. I respect Buddhist teachings for they are a known path to enlightenment, and my research indicates that buddhism does teach and offer the chance to achieve true enlightenment.
It seems to me then that if someone comes along claiming to have achieved enlightenment that the first reaction of anyone seeking enlightenment would be curiousity. Why then am I met with insult, with childish games? Simple: those who react thusly do not seek enlightenment.
My course of action then must be to ignore those who operate from their ego.
