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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (frank) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > The self only exists as long as we are conscious of it. > Reality only exists as long as we are conscious of it. Not according to mainstream Buddhism. > In short, reality is subjective. To be accurate, it is the perception of reality that is subjective. > > when we are reach enlightenment, our consciousness of the self dies. > I'm not sure what happens. Of course not. An honest answer. > > Also what happens to consciousness when we attain enlightenment? > As far as I know, it continues. The difference is in how you view > things, not that you cease to view things. Some Buddhist theory holds this to be true (eg. Nagarjuna). "I must be bored" - warren
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