A lot of people in my life have been Buddhist. I have a Buddhist temple and a philosophy, but it hasn’t really helped me in terms of understanding Buddhism.
A lot of people in my life have been Buddhist. I have a Buddhist temple and a philosophy, but it hasn’t really helped me in terms of understanding Buddhism.
Why this is happening?
Because I don’t have the best interests of everyone in mind when I’m on the internet.
It’s not Buddhist. It isn’t a philosophy. It just seems to me its the opposite. I don’t even know what religion/philosophy is better than other religions.
Thanks for posting this, you’re so helpful.
I understand the desire of many modern non-Buddists/non-Christians for a return to a religious system. But this has been an ongoing struggle for me since i joined orthodoxy.
I don’t know if it is a matter of who is following the teachings of the religion, but maybe you are a bit wrong. I’d love advice. I’ve been reading up on some of the more common misconceptions of Buddhism and I find them to be quite interesting.
Buddhism not a religion.
I found out through some friends, but I don’t have many friends and I can’t speak for others.\n\nEdit: I’m not being mean, but I just feel like I’ve been a victim here. I want to share my experiences with the world to better understanding and understanding of people, and I’ve had so much negativity, but I think I’ve just been singled out as a victim. I’ve spent hours trying to figure out what it is that I’ve gone through, and it’s been overwhelming, and I’ve been in a good place in the world, but I’ve been so confused. I wanted to share my experiences and hopefully help make Buddhism a more welcoming place for people to come into.\n\nEDIT: It didn’t make any sense. I’m not asking for sympathy - I just feel like I’m being singled out. Please help. If there’s anyone you’ve ever experienced this, please let me know. I’m so very grateful for all my love, and for all your support. Please help me to be as helpful as possible.