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Arthbard Posted Mar 15, 2002
Well, being enlightened, I think I know everything about Buddha's physical incarnation, and I say you're not it.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 19, 2002
If you were /truly/ enlightened, you would recognise that I am the Buddha's physical incarnation.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 25, 2002
I refuse to be drawn into such a petty squable; earthly matters are no concern of mine. Except the general wellbeing of every living (and select non- living) things on earth, of course.
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Arthbard Posted Mar 25, 2002
Well, that is an earthly matter, and as you said earthly matters are no concern of yours, that makes you a liar, so you're not Buddha.
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Rama - now floating around the world on Her Majesty's Finest Posted Mar 26, 2002
Hey Arthbard,
Are you still playing the Celebrity Game?
Rama
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 27, 2002
Hence the "except". When I say that I mean things like money and food. I, being Buddha, give all my food away to those needy of it. Do you like hamburgers, by the way?
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Arthbard Posted Mar 27, 2002
If you give away all your food, you'll starve to death, and then you wouldn't be able to spread your teachings.
And yes, hamburgers are nifty.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 27, 2002
Talk of the unenlightened. Hunger is merely a state of mind.
Do you like the taste of hamburgers and meat in general?
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Arthbard Posted Mar 27, 2002
While hunger might very well be a state of mind, surely starvation is not, as the body cannot sustain itself without some small quantity of food.
And yes, hamburgers and meat taste nice. I'm assuming this is going somewhere.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 28, 2002
Mind over matter. I can Absorb natural energies from the world. I draw it from all the world, so as to make it less acute in one particular area.
AHA! If you eat meat you cannot possibly be enlightened. Killing an animal deliberately to enjoy the taste of it's flesh is wrong, so if you were enlightened you would recognise that it it wrong and would not do it.
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Arthbard Posted Mar 28, 2002
Well, I only eat the bad animals. And that's no worse than causing pain and suffering to the poor fruits and vegetables. And surely drawing energy from the living world is much worse than eating flesh from the dead one.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 29, 2002
Fruit and vegetables don't feel pain. How do you know you only eat the bad animals? What is a bad animal? Plus all that you said about the fruit and vegetables applies to the animals too. Anyway, the energy from the living world is waste energy, like the heat from a lightbulb. It then gets recycled and put in useful places.
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Arthbard Posted Mar 29, 2002
How do you know fruits and vegetables don't feel pain? Have you ever been a fruit or vegetable? And I know which animals are bad, because I'm enlightened, remember? And how do you know which places are useful?
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 29, 2002
I know everything because I'm enlightened. Yes I have been a vetetable.
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Arthbard Posted Mar 29, 2002
And when you were a vegetable, weren't you upset when someone ate you?
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 29, 2002
No. I felt that I had fulfilled my life purpose.
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Arthbard Posted Mar 29, 2002
And if I were to eat you, now, wouldn't you be fulfilling your life purpose all over, again?
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Researcher 185550 Posted Mar 30, 2002
No. My life purpose is not to be eaten. Nor is it the life purpose any other animals.
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- 266: Rama - now floating around the world on Her Majesty's Finest (Mar 26, 2002)
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- 268: Researcher 185550 (Mar 27, 2002)
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