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Buddha :Indeterminate Questions ! "AVYAAKATA"



Buddha always said that believe or trust on your own consciousness and intelligence,If some thing not passes through you Intelligence and reject it . He always believed in use of Logic and rationalism ,may be Buddhism is the most rational and logical Religion ever existed on this planet , if some one is nearer to Modern science than its Gautam Buddha . Buddha was no believer in the Existence of Almighty or Soul .There are several questions which are not answered by the Buddha ...he remain silent ...

They are indeterminate Questions and leads to infinite paradoxes.
  1. Whether the world is eternal ?
  2.  Whether the world is  not eternal ?
  3. Whether the world is finite ?
  4. Whether the world is infinite ?
  5. Whether the soul and body are identical ?
  6. Whether the soul and body are  different ?
  7. Whether the enlightened one exists after death,
  8. Whether the enlightened one exists and does not exist after death ?
  9. Whether the enlightened one  neither exists nor does not exist after death?


   Philosophers  and theologians explains the silence of Buddha in their own meaning . But Buddha explained the reason of silence just like that

" If you are injured by a poisonous arrow and some body wanted to save you than, will you ask him let me consult the Nature ,Measurement,purpose,objective of arrow ? will you philosophize the arrow ? NO ...! most important is the removal of arrow ...Let me remove all your sufferings ...than only you see the right answer which is present before the question ?"







  

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