All you need to know about Buddhism
What is the sound of one hand clapping? If a tree falls in the forest, but no one is around, does it make a sound? And why are Buddhists so obsessed with the sound of stuff?
Deep questions like these could be a part of your life, too, as you join an estimated 500 million other Buddhists around the world in the quest for spiritual enlightenment. Neophytes on the road to wisdom and weary old travelers alike will benefit from a review of the basics, so assume the lotus position, and read on, grasshopper.
GOOD STUFF!
I converted to Buddhism in 2000. It's the least offensive organized religion I could find. One of the nice things about Buddhism is that it generally doesn't take itself too seriously. Buddhists are a light-hearted, peace-loving group who haven't gone around burning astronomers, drowning weird old women, or drinking poisoned Kool-Aid (at least, not in the last 2000 years).
~The Rev.
Deep questions like these could be a part of your life, too, as you join an estimated 500 million other Buddhists around the world in the quest for spiritual enlightenment. Neophytes on the road to wisdom and weary old travelers alike will benefit from a review of the basics, so assume the lotus position, and read on, grasshopper.
GOOD STUFF!
I converted to Buddhism in 2000. It's the least offensive organized religion I could find. One of the nice things about Buddhism is that it generally doesn't take itself too seriously. Buddhists are a light-hearted, peace-loving group who haven't gone around burning astronomers, drowning weird old women, or drinking poisoned Kool-Aid (at least, not in the last 2000 years).
~The Rev.
posted by Rev. Dr. Eric Z. Willman at 11:15 AM
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