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May 26, 2012, 05:17:21 pm »
Last fall, I started Meditation. My teacher used Buddhist concepts as a structure for meditation.
I have been studying about Buddhism and Buddhist meditation principles, including the four noble truths and now call myself a Buddhist.
What is your opinion of Buddhism?
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Western Buddhism is very much an artificial, sanitized product that has very little to do with Buddhism as practiced in Asia, particularly Mahayana Buddhism, filled as it is with Chinese Gods, dozens of hells, and Bodhisattvas with comic-book superhero powers.
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I am interested in what the Buddha himself taught. It is my understanding that Buddhism is all about the four noble truths.
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^^ I'm assuming Western Buddhism is that hippie stuff, right?
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One of the pastors at my church was raised in it but rejected it for Christ at age 19.
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Quote from: The Mikado on May 26, 2012, 05:53:59 pm
Western Buddhism is very much an artificial, sanitized product that has very little to do with Buddhism as practiced in Asia, particularly Mahayana Buddhism, filled as it is with Chinese Gods, dozens of hells, and Bodhisattvas with comic-book superhero powers.
This. I cringe every time I see well-to-do white hipsters try to engage in meditation or discuss the dharma, or talk about the Eight Noble Plaths and Four Noble Truths. Most religions are also ways of life whether you like it or not.
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Quote from: only dumbs care, jmfcst on May 26, 2012, 10:01:32 pm
One of the pastors at my church was raised in it but rejected it for Christ at age 19.
You don't strictly speaking have to 'reject' many of the core conceits of Buddhism for Christ, but Buddhism as practiced traditionally is a lot more than just said core conceits, as Mikado said.
I am curious, though, as to whether your pastor was raised in a legit Buddhist tradition or the anodyne Western hippie version.
Quote from: The Mikado on May 26, 2012, 05:53:59 pm
Western Buddhism is very much an artificial, sanitized product that has very little to do with Buddhism as practiced in Asia, particularly Mahayana Buddhism, filled as it is with Chinese Gods, dozens of hells, and Bodhisattvas with comic-book superhero powers.
This is why, when my best friend began to feel the need for some sort of spiritual community and looked into Buddhism, I was incredibly heartened when she chose one of the more austere sects rather than hipster pseudo-Zen. Her practice might not be the total package that Mahayana in Asia has to offer but it's compelling and legit compared to what most 'Buddhism' in this country is about.
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If you want to study Buddhism further the Theravada tradition is the more rewarding. It avoids a lot of the superstition of the Mahayana and its focus on the individual salvation is closer to Western thought.
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Quote from: politicus on May 27, 2012, 04:37:12 am
If you wont to study buddhism further the Theravada tradition is the more rewarding. It avoids a lot of the superstion of the Mahayana and its focus on the individual "salvation" is closer to Western tought.
Agreed that Theravada can be more rewarding to somebody coming to Buddhism from a Western mindset. A lot of the more serious attempts at Buddhism in the West are Theravada; they tend to have fairly respectable people involved or backing them up.
The things that interest me academically and culturally about Buddhism, however, aren't necessarily the avoidance of superstition or focus on individual salvation; the sharp difference of Mahayana-as-practiced from a lot of Western assumptions about religion is a large part of why it appeals to me as a subject of study.
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Quote from: Nathan on May 27, 2012, 04:10:55 am
Quote from: only dumbs care, jmfcst on May 26, 2012, 10:01:32 pm
One of the pastors at my church was raised in it but rejected it for Christ at age 19.
You don't strictly speaking have to 'reject' many of the core conceits of Buddhism for Christ, but Buddhism as practiced traditionally is a lot more than just said core conceits, as Mikado said.
I am curious, though, as to whether your pastor was raised in a legit Buddhist tradition or the anodyne Western hippie version.
Her family is Vietnamese (immigrated when she was 3), so definitely the former.
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Re: Buddhism
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The hippie Michael Stipe version of Buddhism is probably more enjoyable than actual Buddhism, which is as full of weirdness and magic as any other religion.
...IMO.
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Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 02:44:03 pm
The hippie Michael Stipe version of Buddhism is probably more enjoyable than actual Buddhism, which is as full of weirdness and magic as any other religion.
...IMO.
You've accidentally described exactly why the hippie Michael Stipe version is so aggressively irritating to me as an academic East Asianist.
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You clearly don't understand Buddhism, Nathan. I suggest you Google the Four Noble Truths.
We are all but flickering candles, and our ultimate goal must be... to put the candle
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Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:06:11 pm
You clearly don't understand Buddhism, Nathan. I suggest you Google the Four Noble Truths.
We are all but flickering candles, and our ultimate goal must be... to put the candle
out
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This is pitch-perfect, Oakvale. I feel like I'm back at certain meditation centers in Vermont.
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Quote from: Nathan on May 27, 2012, 04:18:54 pm
Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:06:11 pm
You clearly don't understand Buddhism, Nathan. I suggest you Google the Four Noble Truths.
We are all but flickering candles, and our ultimate goal must be... to put the candle
out
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This is pitch-perfect, Oakvale. I feel like I'm back at certain meditation centers in Vermont.
Thanks! I'd love to continue this but I've got to light a candle and peace out to Brian Eno records.
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Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:24:07 pm
Quote from: Nathan on May 27, 2012, 04:18:54 pm
Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:06:11 pm
You clearly don't understand Buddhism, Nathan. I suggest you Google the Four Noble Truths.
We are all but flickering candles, and our ultimate goal must be... to put the candle
out
.
This is pitch-perfect, Oakvale. I feel like I'm back at certain meditation centers in Vermont.
Thanks! I'd love to continue this but I've got to light a candle and peace out to Brian Eno records.
Cool, see you after my master whacks me over the head with an Enlightenment Stick and I make preparations for this year's Tanabata and Obon fires.
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Since there's no diety in Buddhism, are Buddhists atheists?
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Since there's no diety in Buddhism, are Buddhists atheists?
Short answer: That's not a relevant question.
Long answer: There is emphatically
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'no deity in Buddhism'. There are no deities necessary for the core of Buddhist teaching to hold or be workable. There are a sh**tload of deities in every conceivable configuration and at almost every level of being looking at all forms of Buddhism as a group, and anywhere from a sizable fraction of that sh**tload down to none of importance when looking at specific sects. In this way Buddhism is transtheistic, since the question of deities' existence is treated as an ancillary concern. Classifying it as atheism is a Western conceit (in both senses of 'conceit'), similar to how it's fashionable to say that East Asian societies aren't religious.
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Quote from: Nathan on May 27, 2012, 04:27:06 pm
Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:24:07 pm
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Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:06:11 pm
You clearly don't understand Buddhism, Nathan. I suggest you Google the Four Noble Truths.
We are all but flickering candles, and our ultimate goal must be... to put the candle
out
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This is pitch-perfect, Oakvale. I feel like I'm back at certain meditation centers in Vermont.
Thanks! I'd love to continue this but I've got to light a candle and peace out to Brian Eno records.
Cool, see you after my master whacks me over the head with an Enlightenment Stick and I make preparations for this year's
Tanabata
and Obon fires.
Do you think this year Vega and Altair will actually meet? It's so sad that they end up separated every year.
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Quote from: Nathan on May 27, 2012, 04:27:06 pm
Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:24:07 pm
Quote from: Nathan on May 27, 2012, 04:18:54 pm
Quote from: Oakvale on May 27, 2012, 04:06:11 pm
You clearly don't understand Buddhism, Nathan. I suggest you Google the Four Noble Truths.
We are all but flickering candles, and our ultimate goal must be... to put the candle
out
.
This is pitch-perfect, Oakvale. I feel like I'm back at certain meditation centers in Vermont.
Thanks! I'd love to continue this but I've got to light a candle and peace out to Brian Eno records.
Cool, see you after my master whacks me over the head with an Enlightenment Stick and I make preparations for this year's
Tanabata
and Obon fires.
Do you think this year Vega and Altair will actually meet? It's so sad that they end up separated every year.
I certainly hope so. If only Tentei wasn't such a jerkwad...
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Quote from: Nathan on May 27, 2012, 04:10:55 am
Quote from: only dumbs care, jmfcst on May 26, 2012, 10:01:32 pm
One of the pastors at my church was raised in it but rejected it for Christ at age 19.
You don't strictly speaking have to 'reject' many of the core conceits of Buddhism for Christ, but Buddhism as practiced traditionally is a lot more than just said core conceits, as Mikado said.
I am curious, though, as to whether your pastor was raised in a legit Buddhist tradition or the anodyne Western hippie version.
Her family is Vietnamese (immigrated when she was 3), so definitely the former.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. Vietnamese Buddhism is itself fairly syncretic.
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Quote from: Buddha on May 26, 2012, 05:17:21 pm
Last fall, I started Meditation. My teacher used Buddhist concepts as a structure for meditation.
I have been studying about Buddhism and Buddhist meditation principles, including the four noble truths and now call myself a Buddhist.
What is your opinion of Buddhism?
Goodness, it's been a while. How are you?
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Quote from: EternalCynic on May 27, 2012, 04:00:55 am
Quote from: The Mikado on May 26, 2012, 05:53:59 pm
Western Buddhism is very much an artificial, sanitized product that has very little to do with Buddhism as practiced in Asia, particularly Mahayana Buddhism, filled as it is with Chinese Gods, dozens of hells, and Bodhisattvas with comic-book superhero powers.
This. I cringe every time I see well-to-do white hipsters try to engage in meditation or discuss the dharma, or talk about the Eight Noble Plaths and Four Noble Truths. Most religions are also ways of life whether you like it or not.
Everyone invents their own god. So why cringe?
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Quote from: EternalCynic on May 27, 2012, 04:00:55 am
Quote from: The Mikado on May 26, 2012, 05:53:59 pm
Western Buddhism is very much an artificial, sanitized product that has very little to do with Buddhism as practiced in Asia, particularly Mahayana Buddhism, filled as it is with Chinese Gods, dozens of hells, and Bodhisattvas with comic-book superhero powers.
This. I cringe every time I see well-to-do white hipsters try to engage in meditation or discuss the dharma, or talk about the Eight Noble Plaths and Four Noble Truths. Most religions are also ways of life whether you like it or not.
Everyone invents their own god. So why cringe?
Because well-to-do white hipsters have crappy taste in gods.
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Quote from: Nathan on May 29, 2012, 08:25:08 pm
Quote from: Iatrogenesis on May 29, 2012, 10:29:30 am
Quote from: EternalCynic on May 27, 2012, 04:00:55 am
Quote from: The Mikado on May 26, 2012, 05:53:59 pm
Western Buddhism is very much an artificial, sanitized product that has very little to do with Buddhism as practiced in Asia, particularly Mahayana Buddhism, filled as it is with Chinese Gods, dozens of hells, and Bodhisattvas with comic-book superhero powers.
This. I cringe every time I see well-to-do white hipsters try to engage in meditation or discuss the dharma, or talk about the Eight Noble Plaths and Four Noble Truths. Most religions are also ways of life whether you like it or not.
Everyone invents their own god. So why cringe?
Because well-to-do white hipsters have crappy taste in gods.
What about the ones at my church?
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