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	<title>Comments on: Where&#8217;s the Reality?</title>
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	<description>Pure Land Buddhism introduction in both English and Chinese. - Vincent Lai</description>
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		<title>By: Vincent Lai Blog &#187;The Way of Inquiry</title>
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		<description>[...] The Buddha warned strongly against blind faith and encouraged the way of truthful inquiry. He pointed out the danger in fashioning one&#039;s beliefs merely on the folloing grounds: hearsay, tradition, because many others say it is so, the authority of ancientscriptures, the world of a supernatural being or out of trust in one&#039;s teachers, elders or priests. Instead one maintains an open mind and thoroughly investigates one&#039;s own experience of life. When one sees for oneself that a particular view agrees with both experience and reason and leads to the happiness of one and all, then one should accept that view and live up to it! [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] The Buddha warned strongly against blind faith and encouraged the way of truthful inquiry. He pointed out the danger in fashioning one&#8217;s beliefs merely on the folloing grounds: hearsay, tradition, because many others say it is so, the authority of ancientscriptures, the world of a supernatural being or out of trust in one&#8217;s teachers, elders or priests. Instead one maintains an open mind and thoroughly investigates one&#8217;s own experience of life. When one sees for oneself that a particular view agrees with both experience and reason and leads to the happiness of one and all, then one should accept that view and live up to it! [...]</p>
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