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Meditations5 : Dhamma Talks by Ṭhānissaro Bhikkhu
Acceptance | Meditations5 | ebook on dhammatalks.org Skip to main content Acceptance October 31, 2008 As with so many other issues, the Buddha took a middle road when it came to the issue of other-power and self-power on the path. On the one hand, there’s the famous passage where Ven. Ananda comes to see the Buddha and exclaims that having admirable friends is half of the practice, half of the holy life, and the Buddha says, “Don’t say that, Ananda. Having admirable friends is the whole of the holy life.” And the Buddha gives himself as an example, saying, “Without me as your admirable friend,
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