samseva wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 7:37 pm
Mr. Seek wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 7:28 pm
So, back on topic. You lot don't seem to be fazed by this. Me myself, I'm quite concerned. As I said earlier, it sucks.
Nibbāna is the complete ending of mental suffering. You would want it to be both mental suffering
and physical suffering—to not feel pain if one were to put their hand on a hot stove, for example?
Yeah bro, I'm talking about all dukkha, like in MN 141. Having to breathe, having to walk, eat, drink, sh*t, piss, sleep, clothe myself, take shelter, chop and burn wood, having to age or get sick, having to get what I don't want, or don't get what I want, having to be in a reality where others experience dukkha, having to learn things or teach things, having to work or beg for food, etc. Having to exist. Life as we know it! Dukkha.