MN 122 says:
> Ananda, there is this abiding discovered by the Tathagata: to enter
> and abide in voidness internally by giving no attention to all signs.
> If, while the Tathagata is abiding thus, he is visited by bhikkhus or
> bhikkhunis, by men or women lay followers, by kings or kings'
> ministers, by other sectarians or their disciples, then with a mind
> leaning to seclusion, tending and inclining to seclusion, withdrawn,
> delighting in renunciation, and altogether done with things that are
> the basis for taints, he invariably talks to them **in a way concerned
> with dismissing them.**
Was the Buddha unsociable? If not, what is the meaning of the above verse?
Asked by Paraloka Dhamma Dhatu
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Mar 3, 2022, 05:06 AM
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