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Jul 30, 2013 19 min

Cula malunkyaputta sutta

from Sutta Pitaka

Este discurso fue pronunciado en Savatthi al bhikkhu Malukya. El bhikkhu Malukya interrumpió sus meditaciones una tarde y fue ante el Buddha para hacerle las clásicas y bien conocidas preguntas: ¿el universo es eterno o no? ¿El alma es lo mismo que el cuerpo? ¿Es el alma una cosa y el cuerpo otra? ¿Existe la vida después de la muerte o no existe la vida después de la muerte? El Buddha le explicó que la práctica de la vida santa no depende de estos interrogantes. Cualquiera que sea la visión que uno tenga acerca de estos temas, aún existiría el nacimiento, la vejez, el decaimiento, la muerte, el pesar, el lamento, el dolor, la pena y la angustia. El Buddha dijo que él enseñaba únicamente acerca del sufrimiento (dukkha), la causa del sufrimiento, la cesación del sufrimiento y sobre el camino que conduce a la cesación del sufrimiento.

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