The Five Buddha Families
I identify the truths of descriptions of myself more through whether the negatives apply than whether I think the postives apply, since I often think I'm much more positively endowed than I actually am.
The Five Buddha Families:
When people manifest the neurotic quality of ratna, they can be arrogant, ostentatious, oppressive and emotionally needy.
The Five Buddha Families:
When people manifest the neurotic quality of ratna, they can be arrogant, ostentatious, oppressive and emotionally needy.
posted by Solomon | 10:35 PM
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Just to let you know, I didn't even know what the Ratna neuroses were. ;) I recognized you as Ratna more through its wisdoms.
Being self-involved, I know the most about the Buddha families I most identify: Vajra, Karma, and Padma. (I think that the Karma stuff is probably a masking kind of thing for me, and the Padma may be something more that I'm moving into. But definitely the way that I see the world is Vajra--vivid, clear, and absolutely obvious (which is naturally frustrating most of the time because non-Vajra people typically won't see it that way as easily and because such clarity is very intense and therefore painful, which leads us Vajra people to be pissed off a lot of the time).
-the girl
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