I met a fully Enlightened "Buddha". Here's what he said:

But, that's just one budda's opinion...certainly, it is subjective.

a reply to: dominicus

I'm sorry, every time I look at the title of the thread as it goes by on 'Recent' I've thought of this, so thought I'd finally post it.

"I met a fully Enlightened "Buddha". Here's what he said:"

originally posted by: InTheLight
But, that's just one budda's opinion...certainly, it is subjective.

The only revealing and important opinion in your life, is yours.

a reply to: dominicus

I know it is an old posting, but I find it highly inspiring. Unfortunately I am not able to contact u @dominicus. I have a few questions that I don't want to post here. Is there a way one can contact the author of this article?

Love and peace,
Markus

a reply to: markus2333

originally posted by: markus2333
a reply to: dominicus

I know it is an old posting, but I find it highly inspiring. Unfortunately I am not able to contact u @dominicus. I have a few questions that I don't want to post here. Is there a way one can contact the author of this article?

Love and peace,
Markus

Yes you can send a private message on ATS but it is impossible to know if dominicus will see it.
Look at the bar at the top of the screen - right hand side 4th icon in (it is an arrow pointing down, next to the 2 green icons) - click it and it will take you to private messaging.
If dominicus is about he will most likely see that this thread has been replied to.
Take care and welcome to ATS.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

thank you for your fast response @itisnowagain

but I always get this message when I try to send my message " You may not send private messages to anyone
but ATS Staff."

sry for writing about sth else in this thread.

Welcome everybody at ATS and cheers,
Markus

originally posted by: InTheLight
But, that's just one budda's opinion...certainly, it is subjective.

True Buddhas (as opposed to those suspected to be them) don't have opinions because they have transcended the dualistic state of mind, having contacted the source of all truth and non-truth, as well as gaining the siddhi faculties that enables them to acquire whatever knowledge they need. One of these faculties is "clear cognition", called "anima" in Sanskrit. A scientific analysis of its use is described here

To describe a buddha's statements as "subjective" is to misunderstand the nature of buddhahood. A buddha has transcended the opinionated ego personality and its illusory categories of objective and subjective. Try learning about Buddhism before making belittling remarks about buddhas that merely expose your ignorance.

a reply to: micpsi

How many Buddhas do you think are out there wandering around right now? Not even the Dalai Lama claims to be a Buddha.

a reply to: markus2333
I have just been to check and the rule is that you have to post 20 posts (replies) before you can send a private message - you also cannot start a new thread until you have posted 20 posts.
Hope that helps.

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originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: micpsi

How many Buddhas do you think are out there wandering around right now? Not even the Dalai Lama claims to be a Buddha.

Buddha is the light that constitutes all there is - so there is only ever the one.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

thank you so much @itisnowagain. I will try my best to do those 20 posts.

Love and Peace,
Markus

a reply to: dominicus
Is Dominicus around here?
Or anybody who knows some advanced technique, maybe related to building the 3 dan tiens in order to "attain" light body.
If someone is so kind to give me a useful answer please. Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!

when i was very young, about 6-7years old, i remember being able to sit and hold my breath underwater for 20-30 minutes.... I didnt understand that it wasnt normal! sounds insane i know.

Today i cant do that, its like when i realized it was actually meditation, being aware is what corrupted my ability to do this anymore!