#Buddhist Socialism

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lyric tangle
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Those who have not yet reached communism, I will cause to attain communism

narrow lintel
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omg nice

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sounds interesting

lyric tangle
small carbon
small carbon
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its allright ill keep listening for the plot

pastel bolt
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what is accelerationism in this context

small carbon
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honestly? needed lol

small carbon
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basically

lyric tangle
lyric tangle
lean valve
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There’s some interesting stuff in the Nyingma lineage of Tibetan Buddhism on the anarchist side

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Decentralized and persecuted tradition of wandering yogis

small carbon
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exercise: explain "if you meet buddha on the road, kill him" on your own words

narrow lintel
nova hill
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Cool thread

ocean valve
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I mostly hear it in regards to Deterritorialization.

rugged dust
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Where the submarine is at? I can't find the thread :C

lyric tangle
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libcom.org

GARY SNYDER’s article is reproduced from the “Journal for the Protection of All Beings” (City Lights, San Francisco) by kind permission of Lawrence Ferlinghetti. An appreciation by Jim Burns of Gary Snyder’s work appeared in ANARCHY 32.

narrow lintel
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Im thankful for this thread

lyric tangle
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I'm glad you like it Mikey!

stray gull
# lyric tangle https://insightmyanmar.org/burmadhammablog/2021/5/6/buddhist-anarchism-for-myanm...

To be fair, I think this is a very optimistic view. :3 nevertheless, I think the ongoing material conditions of our revolution also impact how they view religion. Before this coup, people rarely questioned monks let alone the religious practices. Only a few educated and left wing people criticised the major, popular monks, like Wirathu for example. To name it Buddhist Anarchism is, as I said, very optimistic.

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Sorry. I didn't saw this earlier

stray gull
lyric tangle
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@carmine veldt did you ever see this

carmine veldt
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This is fantastic

carmine veldt
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The Buddhist Sangha must resist the corrupting influence of the government. For the preservation of the true Buddha Dhamma, Buddhists must insist on a firm separation of Sangha and State, demanding that the government not institute a state religion, and ultimately must be abolished. If this is not done, the sangha will continue to be corrupted by and complicit in the violence of the government and the people will lose their faith in true Dhamma.

This in particular seems like a demand detached from the actual as practiced buddhism in Myanmar.

carmine veldt
stray gull