firedragon
Veteran Member
Buddha never asked his disciples to explore the universe or the world. He expressly said that things which have no relation to your happiness and well-being should not be contemplated on. He termed them as useless deliberations (Acinteyya*). Buddha was a thoroughly practical person. These are the reason why Buddhism disappeared from India. The Buddhist scholars made Buddhism too difficult for common people to understand.
* ".. imponderable or incomprehensible. They denote four issues that should not be thought about, since this distracts from practice, and hinders the attainment of liberation" Acinteyya - Wikipedia
You see, you missed the question. I didnt ask your view about the Buddha.
Since you said that you studied the Thripitaka enough to know "the intent" tell me what is the so called intent you gathered from studying the Thripitaka?
If you want me highlight it again here you go. "THRIPITAKA".
There you go. I asked again.