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Originally Posted by AzulOscuro
Completely agree with you, what we know about Buddha and Jesus is so beautiful. These are the figures I find more appealing and deep, not so much as religious figures but as humans.
Talking to you is inspiring.
I encourage you to join the group of mindfulness and meditation here in PsychCentral, if you didn’t. I didn’t read the nicknames of all the members. We could help each other and you could solve many of our doubts.
Thanks again for sharing another story about another of your teachers. I know this was negative but we have to accept humans are capable of doing the best but also the worst.
Maybe, this teacher of yours, the meditation and his interest in religion was a way he tried and practise to manage his impulses. But, finally the impulses won. Or maybe it was only a cover for his bad deeds.
What do you think, you that know him?
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You know, I spent a lot of time thinking about this teacher. I think maybe what you said is true. Perhaps he had impulses that he eventually could not fight. Because when he was young he was such a beautiful and inspiring teacher. Of course it is complicated. In the end we are only human and I do feel compassion towards this teacher.
I think it was maybe fame that ruined this teacher. That's why I don't like religion. You know what they say that absolute power corrupts.
Thank you for your invitation.