No, bad food apparently a bad piece of meat (pork) or plant that resembled meat.fuki wrote: ↑Tue May 01, 2018 1:02 amIt was poison right according to legend, or so-called "history"?
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The Buddha’s Death
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Caodemarte
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The Buddha’s Death
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Funny; I think spoiled meat is just spoiled, not too poisonous.
But plants are the things that can be truly poisonous. Even one wrong mushroom, for example, can destroy the liver in a few hours. And some "deadly Nightshade" plant parts are actually deadly (like Datura; Jimsonweed; Castor Bean; "Ricin" comes from it). The Oleander plants that so many grow here in the desert as landscape plants are pretty bad, too: one leaf can kill a cat or a dog, and give a human hallucinations of green geometric figures flying toward you, before you die of heart-arrhythmia (it's reported: this is not my experience
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--Joe
But plants are the things that can be truly poisonous. Even one wrong mushroom, for example, can destroy the liver in a few hours. And some "deadly Nightshade" plant parts are actually deadly (like Datura; Jimsonweed; Castor Bean; "Ricin" comes from it). The Oleander plants that so many grow here in the desert as landscape plants are pretty bad, too: one leaf can kill a cat or a dog, and give a human hallucinations of green geometric figures flying toward you, before you die of heart-arrhythmia (it's reported: this is not my experience
). --Joe
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Since the word used in at least some early accounts was “pork” and vegetarianism seems to have become part of the Indian scene long after the Buddha’s death some historians believe it was meat. Some believe
that the Buddha was an early vegetarian and that “pork” must have meant a mushroom that resembled pork and was called by the same name. There is no claim that I am aware of that the donor of the meal deliberately poisoned the Buddha. There are religious accounts claim the “omniscient Buddha” knew there was bad food, but, obedient to the rule that you eat what you are given, ate it anyway. Accounts agree that over the following days Buddha complained of stomach trouble and showed symptoms consist with food poisoning. There is a lot out there that can kill you including bad meat, bad mushroom, or badly prepared food. Hence we are chant at Zen services (roughly paraphrased): “Be careful! Work diligently! Life and death are fleeting.”
that the Buddha was an early vegetarian and that “pork” must have meant a mushroom that resembled pork and was called by the same name. There is no claim that I am aware of that the donor of the meal deliberately poisoned the Buddha. There are religious accounts claim the “omniscient Buddha” knew there was bad food, but, obedient to the rule that you eat what you are given, ate it anyway. Accounts agree that over the following days Buddha complained of stomach trouble and showed symptoms consist with food poisoning. There is a lot out there that can kill you including bad meat, bad mushroom, or badly prepared food. Hence we are chant at Zen services (roughly paraphrased): “Be careful! Work diligently! Life and death are fleeting.”
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Re: The Buddha’s Death
Just to be a wise-guy for once, I'll say that "rumors of the Buddha's death have been greatly exaggerated".
I understand there is a Buddha in each of us. So, the feller didn't die, nor even move to a place that's not Kansas anymore.
Well, now I'm out of jokes. Strong practice, everybody!
--Joe
I understand there is a Buddha in each of us. So, the feller didn't die, nor even move to a place that's not Kansas anymore.
Well, now I'm out of jokes. Strong practice, everybody!
--Joe
Re: The Buddha’s Death
(om namo buddha) Ja!desert_woodworker wrote: ↑Fri Jun 01, 2018 4:11 pm
I understand there is a Buddha in each of us. So, the feller didn't die, nor even move to a place that's not Kansas anymore.
Kan Ze On Na Mu Butsu 觀世音南無佛
Yo Butsu Bu In 與佛有因
Yo Butsu U En. 與佛有縁
Butso Ho So En 佛法僧縁
Jo Raku Ga Jo 常樂我淨
Cho Nen Kan Ze On 朝念觀世音
Bo Nen Kan Ze On 暮念觀世音
Nen Nen Ju Shin Ki 念念從心起
Nen Nen Fu Ri Shin 念念不離心
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