I have siblings who are Buddhist and one can hardly talk to them without them saying something of the dhamma in relation to what one says. We always feel lousy talking to them because they seem to be always on higher moral ground and tell us we are wrong in how we think and how we feel. Basically preachy. However I feel that those who really practice the dhamma just show by their life , they do not preach and some like my mother-in-law don’t even know any dhamma literature.
Yes indeed, action speaks louder than mere words.
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I have siblings who are Buddhist and one can hardly talk to them without them saying something of the dhamma in relation to what one says. We always feel lousy talking to them because they seem to be always on higher moral ground and tell us we are wrong in how we think and how we feel. Basically preachy. However I feel that those who really practice the dhamma just show by their life , they do not preach and some like my mother-in-law don’t even know any dhamma literature.
Yes indeed, action speaks louder than mere words.
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