RongzomFan

I always said the rules are divine. You just never listen.

If you don't believe that, then these subjects shouldn't concern you in the first place. Thats simple logic.

The methods of transmission are not "thought out." They are not man made. http://thetaobums.com/topic/32153-mystical-buddhist-readings/

No we can easily handle your e-prime stuff.

Unfortunately, the methods of transmission that you always complain of, are from the primordial termas. Since the rules are divine, noone can change them.

OPTIMUS PRIME

The prime philosophy of Hinduism, Samkhya, has no Creator as far as I know. Samkhya forms the basis of the Saiva, Vaishnava and Sakti tantras.

dukkha translates to unsatisfactoriness http://books.google.com/books?id=44lBT7_0lDwC&pg=PA122&dq=dukkha+unsatisfactoriness&hl=en&sa=X&ei=tjahUvmVDrihsATihoCgBQ&ved=0CEYQuwUwBA#v=onepage&q=dukkha%20unsatisfactoriness&f=false

Raised Hindu, I have never yet heard one creation story.

I think the word is unsatisfactoriness.

Thats true. I am not aware of a Creator in any of the major Dharmic philosophies.

All philosophical positions require the 2 root views of existence and nonexistence.

Name one

We do not put forth a philosophical position. Nagarjuna said "If I had any position, I thereby would be at fault. Since I have no position, I am not at fault at all." Aryadeva said "Against someone who has no thesis of “existence, nonexistence, or [both] existence and nonexistence,” it is not possible to level a charge, even if [this is tried] for a long time."

The first post is Buddhist. You know the part where I say everything is illusion.

Except your own.

Here we go

Yes but the reasoning is not in that post. Thats just the conclusion.

BUddhism in Particular??

What is your feeling about Tibetan Lamas?

By the way, Ralis has some sort of grudge with Buddhism. Just so everyone knows.

Where is my reasoning presented regarding this? I haven't even presented it.

If you say so.

No, its a result of reasoning.

And you are the only one with the answers right?