How much negative Karma do you incur from killing 8 Buddhist monks all at once?
at the end of his life in a cell? who knows
>>42679534They're buddhists, they want to die anyway. It's an inherently anti life faith.
>>42679591Same could be said of all religions.but, what is a man!?but seriously if you are already forgiven unless you commit suicide you are basically waiting to get mowed down
>>42679599Blatantly false but I suspect you're just trying to get someone to argue with.
GOURANGA!
>>42679610you could go on to refute my claims
>>42679534he was a autistic kid unaware his good karma is intact
>>42679534>ChildC'mon now.What color was the child.
>>42679599Just stick with a pro-material realm neoplatonist like Proclus, then
Thauland being the location it happened kind of complicates things. Was the "monk" some young man in his 20s going through a cultural hazing period. Was the "monk" one of the ones who run a side business selling necromantic charms made from funerary remains? Etc etc
>>42679534None, because the world does not operate on flawless perfect logic. Kill more, kill them all
>>42679752a bones a bone and skin is skin, don't be a prude.a corpse is a corpse 9 to 5 at the morgue
>>42679762>there's nothing evil about enslaving the spirits of dead baby's Away with you
>>42679534None. A child would not be held liable. >>42679762Nah in hindu lore it is a much more serious crime to kill a devout brahmin than a bad person or old person, because you are responsible for all the lost religious merits the person would have otherwise done. So if the brahmin chants gayatri mantra 3 hours a day as his daily religious practice, you are responsible for multiple decades of gayatri mantra practice that would have elevated his soul very rapidly. So the person becomes utterly enslaved to brahmins in future lives, and must work much harder to pay off the debts. Depending on the circumstances of the killing of course, as there isnt' always full liability incurred. Another view of justice is "eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth", which reversing the scenario means that a brahmin cannot kill untouchables with impunity, as it will quickly destroy him. Being a child, who does it on accident, might be a very low liability situation.
>>42679534I just wonder how much negative karma they must have had to be ran over by a child!
>>42679621>you could argue with melmao you're so pathetic bro and I'm not even that anon
>>42679534“If you see Buddha on the road, kill him”Kid took it way too literally.
>>42680438 a lot of people today would see it as a blessingTheir is this kind of growing sentiment that sometimes aging is a fate worse than death , because the world overtwists and curropts what you are as well as what you belive in.
>>42679534>KarmaDoesn’t exist, sir. It’s a concept manufactured to instill civility in a population, and it failed in its country of origin.
>>42679534The word Karma doesn't meant what you think it means. It's not a system of action/reaction, it's just a general term regarding your actions. How you are is your karma.
>>42679534One of the 3 divine sins is to kill a Buddha.But even commiting this sin, one can still let go of the material world and escape samsara
>>42679534Karma in Buddhism requires intention, it's the major point where they differ from Jains.
>>42681083You have no idea what you're talking about.
>>42679534That kid is screwed for dozens of lives onward. I'd like to say may God have mercy on his soul, but he's the one who personally damned him for his transgression. It's no exaggeration to say that the kid is in a bit of a serious pickle. Damn. He is royally screwed.
>>42679534if these retards weren't standing in the eightfold path the truck wouldn't have hit them
>>42679591>It's an inherently anti life faith.that would mean there is no point in living, which is not what buddhism teaches. read the scriptures, preferably from sutta central. it is inherently about cultivating your compassion, so that everyone can go home.
>>42681425only if he thinks he is. only way this happens is by others making him believe so.
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>>42679614Based.The good times.
>>42679534You have to wait and find out for when you die and your spirit judges itself. t, you'll be the only one to exact your own 'punishment'
>>42679534Early graduation for the monksThe kid is innocent and won't be punished
>>42679844Ok but buddhism has nothing to do with hinduism, so...
>>42679534Sounds like their karma caused it
>>42682642this retard would have a hard time when it comes to seeing big pictures
>>42679591You’re thinking of that zombie cult Christianity
>>42680693yeah because that anon knew when to shut their dirty lips.also i don't give a shit about your opinion then.fuck back off into your shit life.
>>42679844Thems buddhists we're talkin'bout'ereIf you're hindu, shankarite specially, you know Kumarila Bhatta killed or had others kill many buddhists. Even the puranas prophesize all out war against buddhists. Its okay to kill those ;)
>>42681084Actually the final sin is causing an Aryan to bleed from his body.
>>42684761or sweat from a real days labor.
>>42679587He is 12 years old I doubt he will see any prisontime.
>>42684778thats alot of bodies, he stole the car.if hes isn't from money, he disappears in a cell or labor camp
>>42684773At least I have chicken.
>>42684838the bird or the food?both are awesome
>>42679534The young boy, as far as I understand, stole a truck and was mentally disabled. One's action's karma is build on intention. It is bad karma that he killed, but it will likely be less than him having killed intentionally. He did steal, though, and that is also a big no no, which does seem intentional. Either way, it is very possible he could be punished for many lives. Depending on Buddhist thought, it could be that he may end up doing deeds that reduce his negative karma and therefore spends less time having to pay off his crime, or that once he burns off the negative karma, he may be born into a life where his good karma accumulated. Either way, if you want a Buddhist perspective, practicing metta towards him, his family, and the monks would be the right thing to do. Maybe say a mantra dedicated to all sentient beings. >>42681084I'm no Buddhist but I've learned a lot about Buddhism and have been to a temple. As far as I understand, being a Buddhist monk does not make them Buddhas, but rather are people who, like everyone, have a Buddha nature. It is possible, however, they could be arhats, but these things are only known once the person dies
>>42684859>the bird or the food?Nobody tell him.
>>42686864please don't do this to me
>>42679762This guy never played or made a kanglang
>>42682814Nta but..It's basically hindoo satanism rejecting and inverting previously existing practices
>>42679534Buddhist don’t give a fuck about dying lol their whole thing is “this life shit sucks so escape samsara ‘n’ shit so you don’t have to exist anymore”.
>>42682642I have tens of thousands of pepes. Yet I have never seen this pepeSaved
