The high and mighty mtmynd1 returns. Perhaps it is you who are prisoner. Why must I devote my time and energy to a serious study, when the answer I seek is quite linear. It is a very, VERY simple question.mtmynd1 wrote:Why are you asking Buddhists anything, Trixie? Why not do some serious studying on Buddhism if you want answers. Reading the "Dummies Guide to Buddhism" won't answer your questions.
It's obvious to anyone who has read anything you've posted that you've become a virtual prisoner of your own ego. This alone would confuse you to any answer a Buddhist (or Zennist) would bother to give you.
If a buddhist cannot answer so simple a question, then he is not enlightened at all. If my rudeness dissuades him, then he weak and feeble, for does a man fear combinations of letters on a screen? If he cannot take the time to answer a simple question, then is he not selfish and lazy? I've put forth my efforts to research Buddhism, now it's time to see yours. I have nothing to learn from men who are all talk and no game. Even the gods answer simple questions. If his answer confuses me, so be it. But I believe, he has no answer to give, to withhold it - furthers his charade. Truthful men have nothing to hide.
I've done the research, and it sickens that I even have to tell you, when I've already repeated myself. It is moronic for you to take the high ground, but offer me nothing. If you have the answers, let them known, provide a link for me to study, or answer it yourself. Otherwise, go away, because you are extremely bothersome. You'd like to think you are high and mighty, but you are not. You don't have any answers or knowledge, you just want to give the appearance that you do. I'd say a twobit charlatan, nothing more. Denying answers to simple questions helps noone, proves nothing, it's completely phony and egotistical.
And, if you actually don't know the answer, which I suspect, stop wasting space by implying that there is an answer, when you yourself do not even know if there is. A blind man has no need to be led astray by another blind man.