[Advaita-l] Alayavijnana and Adwaita.

[Sunil Bhattacharjya]

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This runs counter to what the Buddhists and the scriptures claim.If he 
learnt Yoga and samkya after that then his teachings were futile.
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Can you please saubstantiate your statemnt by giving reference to Buddhist scripture ?

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Also please let us know as to who told you LOrd Buddha  learnt Samkhya and yoga only after giving the first promulgation in Sarnath.



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 From: Srikanta Narayanaswami <srikanta.narayanaswami at yahoo.com>
To: advaita-l at lists.advaita-vedanta.org 
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 7:16 AM
Subject: Re: [Advaita-l] Alayavijnana and Adwaita.
 
Lord Buddha's elightenment was at Bodhgaya and there is no dispute on that. It is not difficult to understand  why Lord Buddha did not vomit out everything he understood, at Sarnath during his first promulgation. He wanted the people to follow first the basics needed for knowledge. That is why he refused to enter into any philosophical discussions immediately after the first promulgation. Later on he found  disciples, who deserved higher knowledge,  and accordingly  he imparted that knowledge to them some 22 years after the first promulgation.


Sunil KB
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That means Buddha didnot get the complete enligtenment as the Buddhist sciptures claim.It is not mere undestanding,but enligtement as the scriptures claim.That means he waited patiently for the people to understand and digest what he was saying.This runs counter to what the Buddhists and the scriptures claim.If he learnt Yoga and samkya after that then his teachings were futile.
N.Srikanta.
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