The Keys of the Creeds
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Kepress, then, for the future this longing for assurance of immortality, and rather say to yourself, ' If I am not perfect, I am not worthy to endure. If I am perfect, let me be content : I have fulfilled my NIBVANA. 167 nature, and God has fulfilled himself in me.' Tor this at least I hold to he self-evident : — Should im- mortality he a fact, the least likely way to attain the perfection which alone can fit us for it, is to con- vert the expectation of it into a motive either of conduct, feel...ing, or belief.
Such, again, is pure catholic doctrine, whether Christian or Buddhist. For, as the Buddha-Word ' To Buddhas Nirvana is the name of that which alone is good.
' He who flees to Buddha, who clings to his doc- trine and Church, ' He will understand aright the fourfold lofty truth.
'He who, loose from aU ties of sense, has risen to the divine communion : ' He who has thus laid aside every weight, — ^him alone do I call a Brahman a' (or one who only re- quires death to attain Mrvana, where self is lost, or rather found, in God, the absolute ideal.) 168 LETTEE XXVn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kepress, then, for the future this longing for assurance of immortality, and rather say to yourself, ' If I am not perfect, I am not worthy to endure. If I am perfect, let me be content : I have fulfilled my NIBVANA. 167 nature, and God has fulfilled himself in me.' Tor this at least I hold to he self-evident : — Should im- mortality he a fact, the least likely way to attain the perfection which alone can fit us for it, is to con- vert the expectation of it into a motive either of conduct, feel...ing, or belief.
Such, again, is pure catholic doctrine, whether Christian or Buddhist. For, as the Buddha-Word ' To Buddhas Nirvana is the name of that which alone is good.
' He who flees to Buddha, who clings to his doc- trine and Church, ' He will understand aright the fourfold lofty truth.
'He who, loose from aU ties of sense, has risen to the divine communion : ' He who has thus laid aside every weight, — ^him alone do I call a Brahman a' (or one who only re- quires death to attain Mrvana, where self is lost, or rather found, in God, the absolute ideal.) 168 LETTEE XXVn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maitland, Edward, 1824-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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