Apply Nibbana to other religions?
In this video, the venerable Jinalankara said that in Hinduism the soul is described as unchanging, indestructible by fire, water, or any other means, and not possible to identify by any person.
I have provided a link to explain Nibbana and it has similarities to the self-description of Hinduism.
How can we separate the Hindu self from the Buddhist Nibbana?
https://www.dhammawiki.com/index.php/Nibbana
The video is in Sinhalese and provided only for the source reference.
Apply Nibbana to other religions?
Apply Nibbana to other religions?
“As the lamp consumes oil, the path realises Nibbana”
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Re: Apply Nibbana to other religions?
Hmm.. doesn't the Buddha declare that Nibbana/arahantship is the exclusive territory of the Buddhas?
Re: Apply Nibbana to other religions?
In that the Hindu self is an eternal servant of Vishnu.
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Re: Apply Nibbana to other religions?
The Bhagavad Gita describes "the theory of Nirvana" as completed when Arjuna decided to fully surrender to and do Lord Krishna's will.
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Re: Apply Nibbana to other religions?
Hindusim soul is imaginary perception deluded consiciousness trick...SarathW wrote: ↑Tue Jan 24, 2023 8:30 pm Apply Nibbana to other religions?
In this video, the venerable Jinalankara said that in Hinduism the soul is described as unchanging, indestructible by fire, water, or any other means, and not possible to identify by any person.
I have provided a link to explain Nibbana and it has similarities to the self-description of Hinduism.
How can we separate the Hindu self from the Buddhist Nibbana?
https://www.dhammawiki.com/index.php/Nibbana
The video is in Sinhalese and provided only for the source reference.
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