Thursday, 02 August 2012
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Why do people not think it's possible that other human's have spiritual organs that they don't? It seems clear as day. If someone is blind, and you try to explain sight to them, they can't understand it, but it doesn't mean there is no such thing as sight does it? Also, when skeptics bring up things about trusting their physical senses, because they think they know the exterior world is real, and not just a hallucination or dream, doesn't that prove that there can be spiritual senses that can be known too? Is there any clear way to talk to these people and make them admit they are ignorant, or should we just move on and not try to convince them?
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Accepted Answer
They are stuck in the sensual mind. Read about The Three Minds in the link below.
It is actually not our duty to convince everyone. We should be skillful in giving reasonable dialogue, to talk and to share the doctrine if is it appropriate, but if they refuse to accept, we should accept that.
It is actually not our duty to convince everyone. We should be skillful in giving reasonable dialogue, to talk and to share the doctrine if is it appropriate, but if they refuse to accept, we should accept that.
Accepted Answer
They are stuck in the sensual mind. Read about The Three Minds in the link below.
It is actually not our duty to convince everyone. We should be skillful in giving reasonable dialogue, to talk and to share the doctrine if is it appropriate, but if they refuse to accept, we should accept that.
It is actually not our duty to convince everyone. We should be skillful in giving reasonable dialogue, to talk and to share the doctrine if is it appropriate, but if they refuse to accept, we should accept that.
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