hmm.. awesome! if got pics, can pm me?

oh... i understand what u mean. ermm.. one question what's with the paranormal office in Aman Suria? what is it for? very cute

those who haven't studied them both in depth will make such conclusion. they are fundamentally different by practice and also by goal.

plenty bro. got unker google?




This post has been edited by hotjake: Oct 12 2011, 05:07 PM

very wrong bro. to the Hindus, Buddha is God. to buddhists, he is not. it is not just a difference of name. study more.

BS la brother. they are not the same.
if so, please state all the vedas parts and quotes that are compatible and reconcilable with the available suttas from buddhism.

you want to BS, go ahead. i'm waiting

This post has been edited by hotjake: Oct 12 2011, 05:25 PM

Hinduism focuses on oneness with god (yes they call it Moksha) and believes in the soul - yes correct dats why i say they are fundamentally different

aiya why u report him? i wanna have a debate with this fella

I agree with the copying of tantras.

This post has been edited by hotjake: Oct 12 2011, 05:33 PM

i was hoping he'd quote the vedas so that i can shoot them down. haizz... if actual study and research are done, we don't need others to convince us that they are very different. sadly people are lazy to study

This post has been edited by hotjake: Oct 12 2011, 05:38 PM

yes, i've also read Bhagavad Gita and commentaries by Hindu Scholars on this subject matter. clearly they want to misrepresent the Buddha as God. How can Buddha be God? He clearly asks his followers to address him as a mortal teacher and specifically explained what is Buddha, his qualities & functions & criteria to attain to his level.

bunch of BS and thats some heavy weed that he's smoking

This post has been edited by hotjake: Oct 12 2011, 05:58 PM

kasina yes very much so. vipassana 50-50 but rarely see people go bonkers unless they have an unstable mind to start with. on normal circumstances, it is most often than not the guilt/regrets of past actions being played over and over again when one tries to do vipassana. dats why metta to oneself and other living beings is so important. if we cant forgive ourselves, we cant go beyond the threshold of meditation progress.

This post has been edited by hotjake: Oct 13 2011, 02:11 PM

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This post has been edited by hotjake: Oct 13 2011, 02:30 PM

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This post has been edited by hotjake: Nov 10 2011, 01:54 PM

Thich Nhat Hanh on nirvana

wow, please make sure, no jakim, jais, rela and the whole shebangs come knocking... wait come kicking your door down to drag you the mosque and repent

hi there bro. lolz...

yes, i do it all the time especially when doing something good. this is very important bro. adithanna is synonymous to determination/wish/vow. it is NOT asking for something in return for the good you do but a sincere mind focused on the purpose and the result of such dana/good deeds.

think of it like this, making an adithanna is like having a compass to guide/steer your boat (good deeds) in the right direction. it is focused not doing something for the sake of doing. the resulting effect of the dana performed is DIFFERENT due to the added determination/sincere wish

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Added on January 13, 2012, 10:09 ami can give you an example on how to do it in a simple manner, can?

This post has been edited by hotjake: Jan 13 2012, 10:09 AM

yes u can substitute it with any word and still get absorbed in the object you recite, amitabha is used as a pure and ideal model/object of concentration to aspire to. it is suitable for mind purification. u can recite ayam or KFC and see what your mind does to you, observe and come back tell me if it is a suitable object to recite/meditate on

This post has been edited by hotjake: Jan 13 2012, 10:17 AM

wish for nibbana is safe? heheh... u sure? do u know the more you wish for nibbana, the easier your evil kamma come to surface to cancel off your "debt" faster?

adithanna can be anything as long as it is done with wholesome aim/goal/intention in mind. my teacher who is already touching 74 years old always make this adithanna: "may my body and mind remain healthy enough to continue serving the Śāsana". wonderfully he's still as strong and fit as ever to do good deeds and benefit his students. put youths to shame really...

on the tibetan buddhism aspect, many gurus vow to reincarnate and continue their lineage and spread buddhism.

both these 2 examples above r noble intentions bro... NOT dangerous at all

so here's an example for you: "With the merits that I've gained in this dana/good deed may....(your vow/determination/wish)" Sadhu!

This post has been edited by hotjake: Jan 13 2012, 10:38 AM

it is not a ghost on top of you experience la, and amitabha or whatever has nothing to do in its cure. IT is a medical condition (forgot the name u go google) related to your brain and motor functions being temporarily disconnected from each other

not sure if you're trolling though

This post has been edited by hotjake: Jan 13 2012, 10:35 AM

whatever that does the trick man... hell u can even follow that F word with a subject: "F.... me" for added strength and speed

you want to trivialise buddhism to such level? okay.jpg be my guest

This post has been edited by hotjake: Jan 13 2012, 10:42 AM

so you see my point it is SCARY i tell you... hahaha. anyways this what i do "With the merits that I've gained in this dana/good deed may....(followed by your vow/determination/wish)" Sadhu3x! can d