The problem is with such a view as the one you give above (that contradicts the Buddha's teachings, FWIW) is that if a person who wished to be consistent in their beliefs and who believed that future lives are imaginary because all conditioned things are not-self would also have to believe that the life you have tomorrow after waking up in the morning is also imaginary.PeterC86 wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 7:46 am If people believe in transmigration, although all conditioned things are taught to be not-self, they won't question their progress, the teaching, and Buddhist writings they follow, because the belief in liberation in some imaginary future life will be enough to sustain whatever they are doing. words.
Did the Bodhisatta walked the path for many lifetimes?
Re: Did the Bodhisatta walked the path for many lifetimes?
May all beings, in or out of the womb, be well, happy and peaceful.