/lit/ - Literature

>>19116764
>I'm buddhist. I did something bad (a crime). My mind can't stop ruminating on it, i am ashamed at what i did, i am scared of getting caught, i feel guilt physiologically.
>What teachings are there for breaking the precepts and facing your Karma with sati?
Your problems can be solved by realizing that Buddhism is false and that you are the eternal undecaying Atman who doesn’t act and you will be free from your suffering. Your problem is that you are identifying yourself with the changing phenomena that acts, commits crimes and sins, but as the Self of pure awareness you do neither.

> They alone truly see who understand that all actions are performed by material nature, while the embodied soul actually does nothing.
- Bhagavad-Gita 13.30
> Being without beginning and being devoid of qualities, the Supreme Self, imperishable, though dwelling in the body, O Kaunteya, neither acts nor is tainted.
- Bhagavad Gita 13.32

>>14242624
well that's inaccurate

Should I read the Bhagavat Gita before starting with Guenons Study of the Hindu Doctrines? Other recommendations are welcome too

I like how all you assert christianity as the default position because your political traditionalists thinking you can travel into 18th century europe by turning your brain off.

The bible is an exceptionally poor claim to divine scriptire. If a real spiritual (ie not merely cultural) theist revival is to happen it will be Hindu