in Buddhism, much time is spent on seeking deeper meaning and dropping attachments to things.
but isn't the need for meaning also an attachment?
in Buddhism, much time is spent on seeking deeper meaning and dropping attachments to things.
but isn't the need for meaning also an attachment?
elaborating on this: in seeking meaning, one seeks a certain reassurance. once a meaning has been found, one feels safety.
but the whole Buddhist thing is that you are offered these philosophical puzzles of increasing difficulty that deconstructs previous lessons. it's a gradual process of dropping various assumptions.
Buddhism draws the line at some core tenets such as Samsara and Nirvana - we don't question these, because if we dismiss these too, that's not Buddhism anymore.