What would you do in life, if you were enlightened ?

[Saumaya]

2 minutes ago, tecladocasio said:

@Saumaya I think i see ... the addiction itself is not a problem anymore so there is no craving for stopping it ? 

consciously work on stopping the addiction if you think its harmful. Enlightenment would just remove the judgement about the activity as in good and bad

[tecladocasio]

@tsuki @Saumaya yeah ... i really see the difference now , thank you . 

[Saumaya]

@tecladocasio

[Shanmugam]

Glad to see that people are becoming wiser/sounding wiser in this forum than before... A couple of months before, the nature of discussions was completely different.  

[Faceless]

5 minutes ago, Shanmugam said:

Glad to see that people are becoming wiser/sounding wiser in this forum than before... A couple of months before, the nature of discussions was completely different.  

??

[Ether]

17 minutes ago, Shanmugam said:

Glad to see that people are becoming wiser/sounding wiser in this forum than before... A couple of months before, the nature of discussions was completely different.  

I showed up!

 

Jk, i cant take any credit

[Timotheus]

@Leo Gura

14 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

 Your suffering can also diminish, although to what degree will vary.

What you define as Enlightenment would, if I'm right, buddhists describe "just" as stream-entry, but isn't ultimate enlightenment the cessation of all suffering? Is this only possbile after the body died?