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A student asked:
-For all the different people who have come to listen to your words, please
tell us about the way you have found and know.
The Buddha answered:
-When you take things it is because of a thirst, a clinging... continue...

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→→→→		TOPIC: THREE MARKS OF EXISTENCE
		Posted on Jul.29.2012 @ 03:00PM EDT by Avisitor Anicca, Dukkha and, Anatta Impermanence, suffering, and non-self Speaking of such things makes me hungry. Anyone have any soup?
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Reply from BlankName Jul.29.2012 05:18PM EDT →Email BlankName		Sometime for uncertainty Sometime for distress Sometime for emptiness
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.29.2012 05:23PM EDT		Z
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Reply from BlankName Jul.29.2012 05:34PM EDT →Email BlankName		Quote: "Z " ......... Looks Like Folding Laundry
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Reply from BlankName Jul.29.2012 05:39PM EDT →Email BlankName		Yes sir...Gotz to do some laundry. Then off to play some hard ball.
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Reply from leoj99 Jul.29.2012 06:45PM EDT		Of course your tummy is smarter than your head. The tummy will get hungry no matter what your head says...
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.29.2012 07:06PM EDT		A catering to the appetite of the senses. Do you satisfy your hunger by feeding someone else?
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Reply from leoj99 Jul.29.2012 07:11PM EDT		Quote: "A catering to the appetite of the senses. Do you satisfy your hunger by feeding someone else?" ......... Your tummy says feed me first...lol
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.29.2012 07:17PM EDT		Stomach has a mind of its own.
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.29.2012 07:23PM EDT		Trinitea?
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Reply from leoj99 Jul.29.2012 07:51PM EDT		Quote: "Stomach has a mind of its own. " ...... The tummy don't like nonsense. It does not like your thoughts and ideas. Instead it like carrots and broccoli...lol
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Reply from Avisitor Jul.29.2012 07:52PM EDT →Email Avisitor		I like soup. Does anyone have soup?
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.29.2012 07:55PM EDT		A thick soup obscures your lunch.
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Reply from Avisitor Jul.29.2012 09:22PM EDT →Email Avisitor		A nice broth cleanses the palate And readies the palate for the next flavor
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.30.2012 07:29AM EDT		The expansion and contraction of your chest and abdomen is a part of Breath's universal rhythm.
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.30.2012 07:31AM EDT		Swallow.
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Reply from Avisitor Jul.30.2012 10:20AM EDT →Email Avisitor		What does the three marks of existence mean?
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Reply from Joe Chip Jul.30.2012 10:28AM EDT		If only existence had a tongue.
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