It's sometimes easier to think like Buddha than it is to think like a common guy. To think like the Buddha, all one has to do is avoid all of the real-world possibilities that could occur in one's daily existence. You simply must obtain absolute knowledge from all sources of knowledge, or you must consider the sentence "everything is created by God and everything will destroy sometime," and everything will fall upon the area, seriously. The ongoing family issue will be resolved in a flash of realization that my family is not a member of my family. They are God's sons and daughters who will be destroyed in the future, and the problem is just temporary.
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Buddha's one powerful message is that " Desire is the real source of suffering and by the end of desire there will be no suffering". It is a great observational quote of the god Buddha, but then what will be the purpose of life after the end of desire. no one is thinking about it and even the Buddha didn't clarify to their followers about that. sometimes there is pretty medicine for every deadly disease but at the same time, that medicine has some side effects which is also a type of slow poison. Similarly, after the end of desire, there is a big hollow in your life that no one is ever talking about. if you want to say searching for the God Buddha is the aftermath, is it not that fall on the line of desire or God Buddha will make him available after the end of desire scenario?
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Buddha had left home at the age of 29, till then he had the desire to find the solution to the suffering of pain and to gain absolute knowledge and at age 35 he was enlightened as Buddha. after the enlightenment Buddha thought that my enlightened knowledge may help people from the suffering of pain so he moved from place to place and share his acquired knowledge. Why did he think that his knowledge will help the people from the suffering or was that the desire of the Buddha that he thinks he can help people from their miserable life or the desire theory is the exception when there is great humanitarian work. suppose Elon Musk in a cozy evening thinks that he will work day and night to wipe out the poverty from the world and I am sure he can't wipe out and but he tried his best, he gave 5 billion dollars to the charity but his desire will not fulfill, is this desire won't give him a single little second of pain to him or there will be no regret for him, I don't think so. he may not feel pain but most importantly he would have a regret that he could have done much better. Regret is not the outcome of desire! sometimes regret gives us more pain than any physical or emotional problem.
To think like Buddha may not be a problem for many but acting like Buddha will be a different situation. if the thinking is not transcended into the act then it will lose its credibility after a certain moment. anyone can relate to this; Buddhism lost its all credibility just after the demise of Buddha. from this point we also focus that the teachings of Buddha are only good at reading and listening and teaching to people but in practical life, it is a total lost subject. if anyone completely discards the desire from the scheme of mind then for what the person will live, for death? and Death is not a desirable idea but if you think like Buddha your credibility is upon the question. if you are Buddha your credibility will remain forever till the existence of the universe.
so try to be the Buddha not think like the Buddha.
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