Buddhism And Immortality
Buddhism And Immortality
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In short, we live in terms of matter. It is only on those terms that we live at all. If we deviate from them in the slightest degree, our earthly career is promptly terminated by the simple law of natu- ral selection, the survival of the fit- test to survive.
Each man therefore carries in him- self the conditions and limitations of his own universe, and it is for him to IMMORTALITY 45 say how large that universe shall be.
Habitual actions always tend to be- come reflex, and the more attention a... man pays to his own separate material existence, the more restricted his uni- verse becomes. It is a truism to say that attention to individual physical needs, physical sensations, and the cen- tripetal reflexes growing from them, tends to perpetuate and insure physical existence. On the other hand, every- thing which tends away from self, such as unselfish love, parental love, and the altruistic centrifugal reflexes devel- oped from them, tends to expansion ; and the larger the included circle of altruistic action is, the smaller the danger becomes of perpetuating the restrictions of separate individual ex- istence imposed by natural selection 46 BUDDHISM AND acting in and through the material world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In short, we live in terms of matter. It is only on those terms that we live at all. If we deviate from them in the slightest degree, our earthly career is promptly terminated by the simple law of natu- ral selection, the survival of the fit- test to survive.
Each man therefore carries in him- self the conditions and limitations of his own universe, and it is for him to IMMORTALITY 45 say how large that universe shall be.
Habitual actions always tend to be- come reflex, and the more attention a... man pays to his own separate material existence, the more restricted his uni- verse becomes. It is a truism to say that attention to individual physical needs, physical sensations, and the cen- tripetal reflexes growing from them, tends to perpetuate and insure physical existence. On the other hand, every- thing which tends away from self, such as unselfish love, parental love, and the altruistic centrifugal reflexes devel- oped from them, tends to expansion ; and the larger the included circle of altruistic action is, the smaller the danger becomes of perpetuating the restrictions of separate individual ex- istence imposed by natural selection 46 BUDDHISM AND acting in and through the material world.
What to read after Buddhism And Immortality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shapiro Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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