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I wasn't friendly, used many substances, but i found out that i am saved by my dogs and Shintoism and now Bhuddism is helping leading my way. I am sorry.....to all of you🙏
@@WisdomJourneyChannel : I will do my best to be a better person, but it takes time. I'm still being angry sometimes, but i have acknowledge my problem to start with. I have accepted to train acceptance and to search within and have learned to do aloneness. I have stepped out of being in a group and watch from a distance. My journey will be the rest of my life 🙏
The only part of you that should be worked on and perfected are the skills needed to be a selfless, tireless wife and mother. Not like your own mother. No, you want to be better than her but that only comes after putting in the time to gain the necessary skills and mindset. We aren't born knowing how to do it correctly and you mother certainly didn't teach you anything so you can't compare yourself to past generations who were trained to be adults at 16. Now, at 22, after 4 years of high school and another 4 years in college, women haven't spent even 1 minute on development which is why adulthood is postponed until 30 and even then women haven't a clue what to do. Do it now, course correct, and get started on being a adult which doesn't happen until you get married and have kids. Until then, it's just romper room where your chronological age is speeding ahead but you're stuck in adolescence. Intelligent women are meant to do better at a younger, more energetic age.
In India, the Buddhist are considered as nastik(atheist). To my understanding, there are no gods in Buddhism. The avalokateshwar bodhisattvas are portrayals of Buddha in different forms. But these came later. By the way, Buddha is a title, and Gautam Buddha (Shakya Muni) was only one of the Buddhas. I think it is the Tripitak in Pali language, mentions 28 Buddhas. These are called Purva Buddhas which his family followed. There is no evidence of any other religion during his time.
Ans. In the Torah, He is the Lord of the void, and He is the originator of creation after the earth was ruined by the jinn. He then restored the earth and prepared its creation for man. He is the hidden Lord of the hidden. He did not give birth, nor was He born, and there is none comparable to Him.❤
The Jataka tales, a collection of Buddhist stories about the Buddha's previous lives, include the god Shakra/Śakra, the king of the gods, who is a manifestation of Indra. In one tale, Shakra's splendor and goodness make demons jealous, and they try to overthrow him. In the Mahānipāta Jātaka, God Śakra tells King Nemi that holy living is more fruitful than almsgiving, but both are important. He sends Matali, the charioteer, to bring King Nemi to Heaven.
The Buddha then explained his identity with the following ten titles: “I am the Tathāgata, the Worshipful, the All Wise, the Perfectly Enlightened in Conduct, the Well Departed, the Understander of the World, the Peerless Leader, the Controller, the Teacher of GODS and Men, the Buddha, the World-honored One.” It is more correct to say that Buddhists don't worship gods.
