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yes, taoism and buddhism, both.Are you a Buddhist?
yes, taoism and buddhism, both.Are you a Buddhist?
Master Thich Nhat Hanh sum it up
nicely :
yes, taoism and buddhism, both.
I guess nobody needs a muslim here!You are an Indian.
From the looks/sound of it, not a Muslim either. Going by your posting history here.
Why do you pretend to be Muslim?
Let the Buddhists have their little chat here. in peace.
I guess nobody needs a muslim here!
are you referring to the little sands monastery at prince edward island?There is this single mother that I got to know when she hired me to do a photoshoot for a whore website.
She has since retired from the whoring business and now owns a small retail shop which is doing OK.
She is a "devout" Buddhist in that she believes in all this karma stuff and she actually donates a portion of her money to charity.
She wants to send her 5 year old son to a monastery in Canada and is in the process of booking tickets so she can take him there and hand him over to some venerable master so and so who will take care of him and turn him into a fully qualified child monk.
I told her that in the 21st century with all the child protection laws in place there is no way she just drop her son off at the doorstep of a monastery. She insists that it is being done all the time.
I cannot find anything on the internet that would support her claim.
What are your thoughts?
It really depends on who the minah mingle with at school. Chinese are seen as arrogant, loud, brash and bullies. But after watching korean movies, its probably a trait all over north east asia.If there are no muslims here I don't mind standing in to be one.
I know a lot about Islam because I had a minah girlfriend for 3 years. What was an eye opener was I learned just how much the muslims hate the value system and the practices of the Chinese community.
There is this single mother that I got to know when she hired me to do a photoshoot for a whore website.
She has since retired from the whoring business and now owns a small retail shop which is doing OK.
She is a "devout" Buddhist in that she believes in all this karma stuff and she actually donates a portion of her money to charity.
She wants to send her 5 year old son to a monastery in Canada and is in the process of booking tickets so she can take him there and hand him over to some venerable master so and so who will take care of him and turn him into a fully qualified child monk.
I told her that in the 21st century with all the child protection laws in place there is no way she just drop her son off at the doorstep of a monastery. She insists that it is being done all the time.
I cannot find anything on the internet that would support her claim.
What are your thoughts?
are you referring to the little sands monastery at prince edward island?
https://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/the-little-monks-of-little-sands/
She wasn't the main source of information it was her family. They despised the Chinese attitude towards money, lack of care for family members, lack of consideration for others etc.It really depends on who the minah mingle with at school. Chinese are seen as arrogant, loud, brash and bullies. But after watching korean movies, its probably a trait all over north east asia.
I didn't know you've reached nirvana. Congrats!my thoughts: a child needs to be with the mother not a monk. he can attain monkhood later in life besides there are many child abuses in a monastery. your friend is a nutcase and you need to understand that. no mother would want to send her own child away. the child is only a child and he may not be suited for monkhood. good enough to read scriptures and practise.
canadians such as doc and charlie should know about changes in educational laws some years ago. they allow foreign children to be trained as monks and american amish kids to be schooled in "academies" and homeschools in some canadian provinces. i suppose it's like a boarding school, and for buddhism training the school is part of the monastery.She said it is near Vancouver but it might be run along the same lines. How does it work? Is it like a boarding school?
In dr m's case, he studied in singapore and became even more racial.i suppose he did not mingle much.my dad on the other hand, had a great time.She wasn't the main source of information it was her family. They despised the Chinese attitude towards money, lack of care for family members, lack of consideration for others etc.
canadians such as doc and charlie should know about changes in educational laws some years ago. they allow child monks and amish kids to be schooled in "academies" and homeschools in some canadian provinces. i suppose it's like a boarding school, and for buddhism training the school is part of the monastery.
In dr m's case, he studied in singapore and became even more racial.i suppose he did not mingle much.my dad on the other hand, had a great time.
it is possible that it will be arranged as an adoption. depends on how many hoops they are jumping through.There is this single mother that I got to know when she hired me to do a photoshoot for a whore website.
She has since retired from the whoring business and now owns a small retail shop which is doing OK.
She is a "devout" Buddhist in that she believes in all this karma stuff and she actually donates a portion of her money to charity.
She wants to send her 5 year old son to a monastery in Canada and is in the process of booking tickets so she can take him there and hand him over to some venerable master so and so who will take care of him and turn him into a fully qualified child monk.
I told her that in the 21st century with all the child protection laws in place there is no way she just drop her son off at the doorstep of a monastery. She insists that it is being done all the time.
I cannot find anything on the internet that would support her claim.
What are your thoughts?
it is possible that it will be arranged as an adoption. depends on how many hoops they are jumping through.
but what's this got to do with Buddhism?