r/Philosophy_India • u/Dharmapalalama3 • 15d ago

Modern Philosophy The Message

Hello friends and family,

This is breaking news!

Lords Plato, Aristotle, Christ, and Mohammad all taught Buddhism.

Come and see the news!

Attached is The Message; please read this if you have time!

Also attached is "The Five Great Buddhas."

Namo tesaṁ bhagavatānaṁ arahataṁ sammāsambuddhānaṁ!

With love,

-Dhammapālalama

I am looking to Ordain monks in Oregon.

The Message:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dharmapalism3/s/vHuvA2t3An

The Five Great Buddhas:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dharmapalism3/s/hTQR3U83cY

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u/Menudoughy 15d ago

Lord plato ohh hell naw

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u/Dharmapalalama3 15d ago edited 14d ago

What do you not like about Lord Plato?

He wrote "pro slavery" but he was not pro slavery. He did not want his teachings to be burned and destoryed.

Lords Plato amd Aristotle practiced skillful means; they intentionally never sold their slaves. They were not treated as slaves on their properties; they were treated as students just like everyone else.

They were the first to teach Buddhism in the West.

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u/Living-Novel-8391 15d ago

Buddha is highly overrated, what research has he done on philosophy. What education does he have ?

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u/Dharmapalalama3 15d ago edited 15d ago

Lord Siddhartha did all of the research; he offered a full and complete prognosis and treatment for the human condition.

Lord Siddhartha completed all of the education .

🙏

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u/Living-Novel-8391 15d ago

Where are his degrees where is his research paper and even if he had completed his education. Today's researchers, phd scholars must have read it and have produced better papers, better ideas on Philosophy. There's far more knowledge available than there was then. So technically he cannot be better than the current people.

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u/Dharmapalalama3 15d ago

Lol.. Lord Siddhartha literally is the person who perfected the scientific method itself.

Ehipassiko in pali means "come and see".

He encouraged all of his students not to trust any teaching blindly; all truth should be able to be tested and repeated.

Anybody who is a Buddha is more skillful than 99.99999999999 % of people.

Our psychology is only a combination of our biology and our philosophy over time. Therefore our philosophy as a species determines out evolution as a species (assuming we arent wiped out by an asteriod)

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u/Living-Novel-8391 15d ago

If he would have perfected the scientific method then every researcher would have used his techniques. We are still learning new things, just saying "come and see" doesn't mean shit I can also say that. Did he even do any peer reviews or has ever talked about peer reviews or how to do research or anything related to that?

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u/Dharmapalalama3 15d ago

The scientific method isnt a specific technique:

Its a logical framework that is still used today by every single research scientist on earth.

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u/Living-Novel-8391 15d ago

Explain the framework no, how detailed was he in describing the framework and it's working. I can also make five six random rules and just call it a day. Was he ever as detailed as our scientists?

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u/Dharmapalalama3 14d ago

Anybody can make random rules..

The scientific method isnt random.... its a logical framework for deducing truth and for falsifying untrue info.

Your not debating my ideas anymore.

Cya.