Well, I just finished struggling through, What if Everything Is Already Perfect 2.0. Truly amazing obviously! I was able to understand only a small portion of it, especially with little to no background in Buddhism. I was pleased that you used my memes… It feels like It’s going to be eons before I get ‘there’ and Id truly like to stop suffering. My big thing up until now has been fear of death (non-existence more specifically) which I’d really like to resolve for starters… You clearly indicate that it shouldn’t be a concern.
Maybe some day you’ll publish a book more aimed at beginners like me? Anyway, truly amazing and inspiring, thank you!!! 🙏🏻
can you let me know which parts you did understand, and which parts you didn't?
did you understand the "already perfect" part?
I wouldn't expect you to even care about all the arguments from the suttas if you're not already reading suttas, but the basic summary should be understandable, if not, please tell me how i can explain better.
keep in mind this doesn't fix your traumas, your childhood, your marriage, your brain damage or anything else. it can help you be less trapped by everything, which can be good OR bad depending on whether you use that to bypass things (ignore your issues) or deal with them in a nicer way.
Well, I just finished struggling through, What if Everything Is Already Perfect 2.0. Truly amazing obviously! I was able to understand only a small portion of it, especially with little to no background in Buddhism. I was pleased that you used my memes… It feels like It’s going to be eons before I get ‘there’ and Id truly like to stop suffering. My big thing up until now has been fear of death (non-existence more specifically) which I’d really like to resolve for starters… You clearly indicate that it shouldn’t be a concern.
Maybe some day you’ll publish a book more aimed at beginners like me? Anyway, truly amazing and inspiring, thank you!!! 🙏🏻
hey john,
can you let me know which parts you did understand, and which parts you didn't?
did you understand the "already perfect" part?
I wouldn't expect you to even care about all the arguments from the suttas if you're not already reading suttas, but the basic summary should be understandable, if not, please tell me how i can explain better.
keep in mind this doesn't fix your traumas, your childhood, your marriage, your brain damage or anything else. it can help you be less trapped by everything, which can be good OR bad depending on whether you use that to bypass things (ignore your issues) or deal with them in a nicer way.