And how do the arahants handle Mara when he appears?BlueLotus wrote:I
If Mara is symbol for our own craving how did he appear to enlightened ones? Doesn't make sense.
And how do the arahants handle Mara when he appears?BlueLotus wrote:I
If Mara is symbol for our own craving how did he appear to enlightened ones? Doesn't make sense.
tiltbillings wrote:And how do the arahants handle Mara when he appears?BlueLotus wrote:I
If Mara is symbol for our own craving how did he appear to enlightened ones? Doesn't make sense.
It is funny anyway.But they have bodies and conditioning.BlueLotus wrote:tiltbillings wrote:And how do the arahants handle Mara when he appears?BlueLotus wrote:I
If Mara is symbol for our own craving how did he appear to enlightened ones? Doesn't make sense.
They handle it quite well. BUT if Mara is just bad mental states how can bad mental states arise in enlightened minds? They have no bad mental states like desire and anger.
tiltbillings wrote:But they have bodies and conditioning.
BlueLotus wrote:Maybe the sutta are not completely rights as devarupan said.


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