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    "WHY ONE AND NOT THE OTHER?" - Blog post from Dhamma Musings

    http://sdhammika.blogspot.com/2012/0...not-other.html

    As always, great posts from a very good Buddhist blog.

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    Thank you, Eric.

    Ven. Shravasti Dhammika, the author, is a Western born Theravadan monk who writes bringing honesty, criticism, historical reality and "down to earthness" to Buddhism. For that reason, he is not very popular with those who do not want certain subjects raised and certain questions asked. That is a shame.

    Gassho, J
    ALL OF LIFE IS OUR TEMPLE

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    Thanks Erik.

    I didn't know this blog, but I find it very interesting. This one goes right to my to-read list
    Hondō Kyōnin
    奔道 協忍

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    disastermouse
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    Wow. How eye-opening and how relevant to our own efforts in this Sangha. Thank you very much for posting this, Erick!



    Chet

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    Thank you for sharing--very interesting!
    Thanks,
    Kaishin (開心, Open Heart)
    Please take this layman's words with a grain of salt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyonin View Post
    Thanks Erik.

    I didn't know this blog, but I find it very interesting. This one goes right to my to-read list
    I don't remember how I ran into his blog, but he always writes very interesting blog posts relating to Buddhism and Indian culture. Agree or disagree with him, his blog always makes good reading.

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    Mp
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    Yes, very interesting ... thanks Eric.

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    Fantastic article. I will have to pay attention to the rest of his writing.

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    Great article. Like others, I had never seen this blog. Thanks for the post.

    Gassho,
    Chris

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