/lit/ - Literature

>>15947939
>If you want more, read him. If not, then that's your loss, and you will continue to suffer and be unhappy (and will end up ditching Hinduism when you have your next crisis of faith) because you are wrong. For that reason, I do implore you to at least consider the opinions of others, because you will be better off if you do.
It's funny that you say this when one of the more active Buddhist-posters on /lit/ has posted multiple threads about how studying Buddhism and what it says about consciousness being conditioned has made him want to kill himself out of despair. It's almost like accepting teachings which coincidentally happen to align 90%+ with physicalism don't actually make you happy and fulfilled.