In Tibetan Buddhism as a way of developing compassion for others, (Reply #31)

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31. In Tibetan Buddhism as a way of developing compassion for others,

we consider all sentient beings to have been our mother in a previous life.

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41 replies	Author	Time	Post
The transient breathtaking beauty of spring prods me to acknowledge that my life is in its [View all]	Atticus	Apr 2021	OP
well said...and I'm there with ya....	bahboo	Apr 2021	#1
right there too	lookyhereyou	Apr 2021	#7
From all who have lived many more years than they have left,	PatrickforB	Apr 2021	#2
Boy, will you feel silly when they discover the immortality serum tomorrow.	malthaussen	Apr 2021	#3
LOL!	soldierant	Apr 2021	#21
I've just learned to quit worrying about "it" because it doesn't do me any good, never did."	rickyhall	Apr 2021	#4
Truth beautifully expressed... Thanks for sharing!	Karadeniz	Apr 2021	#5
As a Buddhist, I'm open to the possibility that my mind will reincarnate into another human life	vlyons	Apr 2021	#6
+1. My vegan friend feeds her cat fish because she thinks	Laura PourMeADrink	Apr 2021	#25
In Tibetan Buddhism as a way of developing compassion for others,	vlyons	Apr 2021	#31
I didn't know that. What an interestingly kind and loving thought. nt..	Laura PourMeADrink	Apr 2021	#32
The bitter thing is	Piasladic	Apr 2021	#8
that is so true nt	KT2000	Apr 2021	#10
They always have.	SergeStorms	Apr 2021	#11
And a good "take" it is. nt	Atticus	Apr 2021	#13
Thank you, Atticus.	SergeStorms	Apr 2021	#23
I love this!	KT2000	Apr 2021	#9
Wise words Atticus. Savoring this moment...smelling the roses...living in the present, the	c-rational	Apr 2021	#12
And then there is this:	world wide wally	Apr 2021	#14
Paraphrasing Woody Allen	rambler_american	Apr 2021	#15
Paraphrasing Captain Yossarian (Catch-22)	Bo Zarts	Apr 2021	#36
With all there is to know an individual knows nothing.	pwb	Apr 2021	#16
We only have today.	sarge43	Apr 2021	#17
Thank You for your words...Very Powerful...	Stuart G	Apr 2021	#19
Thank you	sarge43	Apr 2021	#22
Why?	Laura PourMeADrink	Apr 2021	#26
Why it was a hard lession?	sarge43	Apr 2021	#34
So true	extvbroadcaster	Apr 2021	#18
How are we supposed to be happy? Half million dead.	Laura PourMeADrink	Apr 2021	#27
An old buddhist parable:	RVN VET71	Apr 2021	#35
Reminds me of a poem I hadn't thought of in decades:	femmedem	Apr 2021	#20
It is a beautiful spring, especially with Biden and Harris.	58Sunliner	Apr 2021	#24
Not only has the past year brought that home to me, a couple of nights ago, it was hammered into me.	BobTheSubgenius	Apr 2021	#28
This message was self-deleted by its author	Chin music	Apr 2021	#29
Hey!	Grasswire2	Apr 2021	#30
This message was self-deleted by its author	Chin music	Apr 2021	#33
What a beautiful post, Atticus... you spoke for me in every sense..	secondwind	Apr 2021	#37
I agree	seta1950	Apr 2021	#38
It makes me	DownriverDem	Apr 2021	#39
I ain't as good as I once was..	Hotler	Apr 2021	#40
Thank you Atticus	oldbones	Apr 2021	#41

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