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Victory breeds hatred; for the conquered is unhappy ~ Gauthama Buddha
. . . . The fundamental determination in both the thought and behavior of the Buddhists was their conviction, so to speak, that “from nothing everything comes, to nothing everything returns.” In accord with the principle thus attributed to Buddhists, Hegel considered their religious practices to be return to their inherent and immutable “nothing,” supposed to form the only an ultimate reality in their eyes. Their spiritual discipline tended therefore toward the systematic destruction of the self, toward the obliteration of consciousness, toward the annihilation of thought itself . . . Page 61 (Excerpt: "The Cult of Nothingness" Author : Roger/Pol Droit)
What, O Monks, is the Noble Truth of Suffering? Birth is suffering, sickness is suffering, old age is suffering, death is suffering. Pain, grief, sorrow, lamentation, and despair are suffering. Association with what is unpleasant is suffering, disassociation from what is pleasant is suffering. Not to get what one wants is suffering. In short the five factors of individuality are suffering.~ Page 50 “Buddhism” Author: Damien Keown