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Posted By:	UT
Date:	2-Aug-2001-17:04:09
Subject:	What is unattachment?
A Tibetan teacher I saw recently posed a question regarding the nature of Buddhist unattachment: Is it 'avoiding the trap' of attachment by refusing to commit to anything or believe in anything? Or is it commiting completely to one's beliefs for as long as they seem productive and then walking away from them without attachment when they no longer do? He didn't express an opinion on the subject. But I'll bet he had one. Do you? :-)

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Re: What is unattachment? -- Siddhartha 2-Aug-2001-19:01:32

Re: What is unattachment? -- firebird 3-Aug-2001-03:02:07

Re: What is unattachment? -- Jim 3-Aug-2001-05:23:09

should we wonder? -- Mobius_Strip 3-Aug-2001-15:32:04

Re: What is unattachment? -- mayamania 3-Aug-2001-15:55:49

Passion changes -- Neo 3-Aug-2001-20:13:16

I'm attached already! -- Juan Lobos Rameriz 6-Aug-2001-19:46:30

In other words... -- UR1 7-Aug-2001-04:24:33

Neither here nor there -- Yogini 8-Aug-2001-04:32:15

Unattachment is a word! -- Ryonen 14-Aug-2001-03:50:35

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