Guest guest Posted February 17, 2006 Report Share Posted February 17, 2006 On Feb 17, 2006, at 8:44 AM, Greg Goode wrote: >> R: In Buddhism, as an example, there is the Fivefold Path? > > Greg===Eightfold Path. Six Perfections. Ten Bhumi stages. See my > chart > on Buddhist Numbered lists on Jerry's site (it's a small subset of a > huge collection) > http://nonduality.com/goode4.htm > There are some Buddhist things with *5*, but it's by no means a magic > or foundational number. > P: Greg, your list is a great bird eye view of most of the main points of Buddhism. Of course, as with every religion, buyer beware of monkish BS is required. And the 32 marks of a Buddha is a prime example of monkish idealization. I think they were talking about a future Hindu movie superstar. #10 is particularly funny, why would a celibate Avatar need a perfect sexual organ? LOL 32 marks of a buddha: (1) level feet; (2) sign of a 1,000-spoke wheel on the soles of the feet; (3) long, slender fingers; (4) broad heels; (5) curved toes and fingers; (6) soft, smooth hands and feet; (7) arched feet; (8) lower body like an antelope's; (9) arms reaching to the knee; (10) virile member without narrowing the foreskin; (11) powerful body; (12) hairy body; (13) thick, curly body hair; (14) golden-hued body; (15) a body that gives off rays ten feet in every direction; (16) soft skin; (17) rounded hands, shoulders and head; (18) well-formed shoulders; (19) upper body like a lion's; (20) erect body; (21) powerful muscular shoulders; (22) forty teeth; (23) even teeth; (24) white teeth; (25) gums like a lion's; (26) saliva that improves the taste of all foods; (27) broad tongue; (28) voice like Brahma's; (29) clear blue eyes; (30) eyelashes like a bull's; (31) lock of hair between the eyebrows (3rd eye); (32) a cone-shaped elevation on the crown of the head. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 18, 2006 Report Share Posted February 18, 2006 Thank-you Pete for the description. LOL Can`t wait to meet the Star. Maybe not by the Abyss. --- Pete S <pedsie4 a écrit : On Feb 17, 2006, at 8:44 AM, Greg Goode wrote: >> R: In Buddhism, as an example, there is the Fivefold Path? > > Greg===Eightfold Path. Six Perfections. Ten Bhumi stages. See my > chart > on Buddhist Numbered lists on Jerry's site (it's a small subset of a > huge collection) > http://nonduality.com/goode4.htm > There are some Buddhist things with *5*, but it's by no means a magic > or foundational number. > P: Greg, your list is a great bird eye view of most of the main points of Buddhism. Of course, as with every religion, buyer beware of monkish BS is required. And the 32 marks of a Buddha is a prime example of monkish idealization. I think they were talking about a future Hindu movie superstar. #10 is particularly funny, why would a celibate Avatar need a perfect sexual organ? LOL 32 marks of a buddha: (1) level feet; (2) sign of a 1,000-spoke wheel on the soles of the feet; (3) long, slender fingers; (4) broad heels; (5) curved toes and fingers; (6) soft, smooth hands and feet; (7) arched feet; (8) lower body like an antelope's; (9) arms reaching to the knee; (10) virile member without narrowing the foreskin; (11) powerful body; (12) hairy body; (13) thick, curly body hair; (14) golden-hued body; (15) a body that gives off rays ten feet in every direction; (16) soft skin; (17) rounded hands, shoulders and head; (18) well-formed shoulders; (19) upper body like a lion's; (20) erect body; (21) powerful muscular shoulders; (22) forty teeth; (23) even teeth; (24) white teeth; (25) gums like a lion's; (26) saliva that improves the taste of all foods; (27) broad tongue; (28) voice like Brahma's; (29) clear blue eyes; (30) eyelashes like a bull's; (31) lock of hair between the eyebrows (3rd eye); (32) a cone-shaped elevation on the crown of the head. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.