a) the -ism implies suggested (want) over perceived (need).
b) "life is suffering" ignores that life represents growth (form) within loss (flow); hence being the resistance within temptation.
c) "suffering is due to desire" ignores that choice represents the center of balance (need/want aka responsibility/temptation). They try to blame desire instead of growing the response-ability of choice through resistance to temptation (desire aka want over need).
d) "the cure is letting go" requires comprehension of the perceived inspiration (need) over suggested information (want) deception. Letting go implies of what one already consented to uphold aka suggested information within memory (mind). They cannot point this out without contradicting the -ism within Buddhism aka the upheld belief of suggested information.
Before letting go comes the choice to resist holding onto; yet this choice based consent to hold onto represents the foundation for all suggested information; for all the -isms, for all idolized meaning; for the choice of others to get control over your choice. Nobody who suggests -isms will point that out without contradicting all his suggestions; but only oneself can grow comprehension thereof.
e) "walk the eight-folded path" represents the sales-pitch for whatever distractions the -ism is used to push. The trick with numbers is that counting is suggested; not perceived. Counting implies the choice to count the perceived; which only then allows the suggestion of numbers; yet what ONE (form) within ALL (flow) can count represents other ONEs.
There's no such thing as a perceivable "two" in nature; it's just a suggested label by ONE who counted other ONEs.
In short...choice within balance represents the responding center within perceived need/want. That's simplicity. The suggested choices by others will tell you endless other rules of behavior; just to bury the simple under the complex.
a) the -ism implies suggested (want) over perceived (need).
b) "life is suffering" ignores that life represents growth (form) within loss (flow); hence being the resistance within temptation.
c) "suffering is due to desire" ignores that choice represents the center of balance (need/want aka responsibility/temptation). They try to blame desire instead of growing the response-ability of choice through resistance to temptation (desire aka want over need).
d) "the cure is letting go" requires comprehension of the perceived inspiration (need) over suggested information (want) deception. Letting go implies of what one already consented to uphold aka suggested information within memory (mind). They cannot point this out without contradicting the -ism within Buddhism aka the upheld belief of suggested information.
Before letting go comes the choice to resist holding onto; yet this choice based consent to hold onto represents the foundation for all suggested information; for all the -isms, for all idolized meaning; for the choice of others to get control over your choice. Nobody who suggests -isms will point that out without contradicting all his suggestions; but only oneself can grow comprehension thereof.
e) "walk the eight-folded path" represents the sales-pitch for whatever distractions the -ism is used to push. The trick with numbers is that counting is suggested; not perceived. Counting implies the choice to count the perceived; which only then allows the suggestion of numbers; yet what ONE (form) within ALL (flow) can count represents other ONEs.
There's no such thing as a perceivable "two" in nature; it's just a suggested label by ONE who counted other ONEs.
In short...choice within balance represents the responding center within perceived need/want. That's simplicity. The suggested choices by others will tell you endless other rules of behavior; just to bury the simple under the complex.