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by Peter » Tue May 19, 2009 2:09 pm
Stefan wrote:having had such a bad companionship does not befit a noble person and has made the prospect of enlightenment less possible.
This is not a teaching of the Buddha.
As I said, if having had bad companionship in the past made one unfit for awakening in the future then no one would ever awaken.
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Be heedful and you will accomplish your goal.
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by Stephen K » Tue May 19, 2009 2:17 pm
Peter wrote:Stefan wrote:having had such a bad companionship does not befit a noble person and has made the prospect of enlightenment less possible.
This is not a teaching of the Buddha.
As I said, if having had bad companionship in the past made one unfit for awakening in the future then no one would ever awaken.
Thanks, I feel more relieved having read this.
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