On Being and Not Being a Buddhist

On Faith: Faithbook Blog

The journey from born-again Christian to wanna-be Buddhist was both long and short. It was short because Buddhism was the first religious tradition I turned to after I ceased to believe in God. It was long because I did not immediately adopt Buddhism as my re-bound faith. I casually flirted with Islam and Hinduism, and had a more serious relationship with Reform Judaism. At my most desperate moments I have to admit I read Ekhart Tolle and even sent away for some Rosicrucian pamphlets. Obviously, I’ve got a lot of faith to give.

Between my brief trysts with Moses and Muhammad, I would always return to Shakyamuni. …

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One thought on “On Being and Not Being a Buddhist

  1. “The true spirit of meditation is being alive to the moment. Moment to moment realisation is potential in your present experience”. Vajradaka. http://ation..com

    Sorry, I don’t publish comments meant to draw attention to commercial sites. Besides, this is New Age gobbedygook.

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