Buddhists are all about letting go, not clinging to things, it is true. But we’re also all about understanding things, which we believe is what leads us to be able to give up clinging. If you don’t really take the time to understand something, you can’t really expect to give up clinging it. So, it shouldn’t come as a really big surprise to see the Buddhist blogverse seeming to beat this story to death. And I’m not about to give up, of course. Here’s some more in the way of understanding Tiger Woods.
Continue reading Beating It to Death With a Golf Club
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Great to hear, though I’m a bit skeptical… I’ve quoted him before as saying he didn’t believe it humanly possible to follow the Buddha’s path, which is perhaps the reason he fell off it in the first place? Anyway, here’s the quote of the day: Part of following this path for me is Buddhism, [...] “In sooth to every man that’s born A hatchet grows within his mouth Wherewith the fool whene’er he speaks And speaks amiss, doth cut himself.” – AN 10 This is the closest I get to commenting on politics… Mr. President, if I were an American, you’d have just lost my vote… |
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