Buddhism Through a Hindu Lens: A Closer Look at Liberation and the Nature of Reality

[@smlanka4u]

Ultimate-meaning truths (Paramatta Sachcha) in Buddhism are Chitta (creator), emotions, matter, Nirvana.

[@particularlyindian]

@@smlanka4u Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@tdharan2991]

You started strong with experiences about yourself. Then went on to Wikipedia mode with a few experiences here and there. Remember the ultimate truth is experience.

[@particularlyindian]

@@tdharan2991 Yes, one has to experience it and all I can do is, tell them there is this .. right?

[@tdharan2991]

@@particularlyindian No! Wikipedia only touches your mind. But an experience touches your consiouns. For example super consciousness in Wikipedia is said to be a higher power. This is BS. But interms of an experience for me it is the mother. The one that is everything and connected to everything. You have to explain things more interms of your own experiences. Then only will others relate to it consciously.

[@particularlyindian]

@@tdharan2991 First of all, I don't rely on Wikipedia for these information... But then again, it's fun to read Wikipedia articles! Also, I agree with you on experiencing the Higher Power part. What this means is an individual experience that all extends to One, that's what I have found. Different ways to reach that single Truth. Let me know what you think!

[@prajithpremkumarkurup]

Nirvana in Buddhism and concept of attaining Mukti or bhramam in Hinduism is some what related but not the same the difference is that nirvana is uplifting from suffering while but in mukti one get attached to the universal energy

[@particularlyindian]

@@prajithpremkumarkurup Thank you so much for that illuminating knowledge! Truly appreciate it!

[@prajithpremkumarkurup]

@@particularlyindian Thanks for the reply you would be definitely be successful with perseverance and dedication

[@ksakhilesh123]

I think it depends on interpretation and important thing is to not get too focused semantics.