Namdrol wrote:alpha wrote:Why is only men discussing karmamudra ?
Because women are prajñā by nature.
i was gunna say its because guys forget the brain above their necks at times.
Namdrol wrote:alpha wrote:Why is only men discussing karmamudra ?
Because women are prajñā by nature.
gnegirl wrote:Namdrol wrote:alpha wrote:Why is only men discussing karmamudra ?
Because women are prajñā by nature.
i was gunna say its because guys forget the brain above their necks at times.
Namdrol wrote:
This is not a particularly male fault, actually. Anyone with genitals can suffer from this.

adinatha wrote:In an attempt to cater to polite society, Vajrayana people try to sweep the sexual aspects under the rug saying it's just symbolic, etc., and fear somehow sex is going to destroy Vajrayana like it has infected the Catholic Church. This is a vestige of an outdated sexual morality. Vajrayana has a very healthy attitude toward sex. Just as sex can be an obstacle so can attachments to opinions and artificial moralism.
Luke wrote:Internet forums often give an unbalanced presentation of Dharma because everyone is so obsessed with the most secret and most exotic topics. Your distaste with this is logical. Please don't lose heart just because of the words of a handful of people on the internet. Continue your practices with strong faith in the Buddha and in Guru Rinpoche.
Luke wrote:Without a strong foundation built upon the Four Thoughts, all the advanced stuff is meaningless.
Luke wrote:Attachment to speaking out against the viewpoints of those who practice traditional morality is also an obstacle
I wouldn't say it is so obvious when you look at some of the crap that is thrown around on this forum sometimes. Many times I get the feeling that it is something very much less than obvious!adinatha wrote:Luke wrote:Without a strong foundation built upon the Four Thoughts, all the advanced stuff is meaningless.
Obvious

gregkavarnos wrote:I wouldn't say it is so obvious when you look at some of the crap that is thrown around on this forum sometimes. Many times I get the feeling that it is something very much less than obvious!adinatha wrote:Luke wrote:Without a strong foundation built upon the Four Thoughts, all the advanced stuff is meaningless.
Obvious

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