There's no way to rid ourselves of suffe-

>There's no way to rid ourselves of suffe-

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Gautama, Siddhārtha. Dislike him. A cheap nihilist, insipid and foolhardy. A pied piper, pathological narcissist and a cloying moralist. Some of his modern disciples are extraordinarily amusing. Nobody takes his claims about remembering past lives seriously.
Majjhima Nikāya. His best work, though an obvious and shameless imitation of Yājñavalkya's "Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad"
Dīgha Nikāya. Dislike it intensely.
Dhammapada. Dislike it intensely. Ghastly rigmarole.

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>Buddhist monk of western origin
lol

So what? What's the problem with that?

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>"Buddhism is not original, Buddhism is not distinct, there is absolutely nothing original in Buddhism that can't be found in the Upanishads and everything before it, in the various branches of the Vedas"

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>if I don't do anything in my life
>there will be no suffering
Fuck I hate these spiritual hippies.

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Neither is Christianity, yet Christianity is still the most relatable theology to the nature of being human.
Budhism and Dinduism is literally just if I ignore it hard enough, it won't affect me.

>Minhaj-i-Siraj wrote of this attack:[73]

>Muhammad-i-Bakht-yar, by the force of his intrepidity, threw himself into the postern of the gateway of the place, and they captured the fortress, and acquired great booty. The greater number of the inhabitants of that place were Brahmans, and the whole of those Brahmans had their heads shaven; and they were all slain. There were a great number of books there; and, when all these books came under the observation of the Musalmans, they summoned a number of Hindus (buddhists) that they might give them information respecting the import of those books; but the whole of the Hindus (buddhists) had been killed. On becoming acquainted [with the contents of those books], it was found that the whole of that fortress and city was a college, and in the Hindui tongue, they call a college [مدرسه] Bihar.

>The image, in the chapter on India in Hutchison's Story of the Nations edited by James Meston, depicts the Muslim Turkic general Bakhtiyar Khalji's massacre of Buddhist monks in Bihar, India. Khaliji destroyed the Nalanda and Vikramshila universities during his raids across North Indian plains, massacring many Buddhist and Brahmin scholars.[74]
This passage refers to an attack on a Buddhist monastery (the "Bihar" or Vihara) and its monks (the shaved Brahmans). The exact date of this event is not known with scholarly estimates ranging from 1197 to 1206. While many historians believe that this monastery which was mistaken for a fort was Odantapura, some are of the opinion that it was Nalanda itself.[19] However, considering that these two Mahaviharas were only a few kilometres apart, both very likely befell a similar fate.[75] The other great Mahaviharas of the age such as Vikramshila and later, Jagaddala, also met their ends at the hands of the Turks at around the same time.[76]

Fucking BASED lmao!

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Yutthadammo Bikkhu... he's an interesting guy. He's basically what got me into Buddhism, i must have seen dozens and dozens of hours worth of his videos. However I would be wary of looking to him for all your answers for Buddhism. He has certain ideas that I don't completely agree with and I think he can tend to lead people down the wrong path if you're not careful. I'm appreciative of his work, but just be cautious listening to him too much.

It's cultural appropriation