October 19, 2018. Robert Altobello, “Buddhist Philosophy: Dancing
with Impermanence.” Robert will cover basic concepts and principles in Buddhist
Philosophy and examine how Buddhist teachings on impermanence and change have
relevance for all of us. Everyone is invited to participate in this discussion.
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Can the concept of re-incarnation be restated in post Buddha language of science. Our DNA through the process of meiosis is 'reborn' in our progeny. In a random way that may echo Buddha 'impermanence'.
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Paul
I use the word 'impermanence' above because if you study the science of meiosis, you will see there is an element of randomness in the DNA passed on to progeny.
ReplyDeleteNothing exists forever? Maybe? Maybe not? The driver is driven. Schmah. Listen, hear.
Side note: there is no way on this blog, to edit to correct spelling errors. Hence I have deleted and reposted to correct spelling errors.
Paul: Once you have clicked on Publish you may no longer Edit a Comment.
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advTHANKSance. Love, Ira
Ira, would it be hard to always allow "editing", with a "display edit history" for forensic purposes? Sometime, even after preview, this old man still has typos, LOL! Deletion and adding a new comment changes the chronological order, destroying the logic of serial responses. I know this is a volunteer effort on your part. So if you cannot accommodate an "edit" and "display edit history" option after publishing, I understand.
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