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The relationship of Buddhism and the use of chemical intoxicants. This includes but is not restricted to alcohol, recreational drugs and caffeine.
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Can we reach enlightentment with recreational drugs?
So in many traditions intoxicants are not seen as an aide to liberation.
Also the point of the Buddhist path is to see things as they really are. …
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Do all Buddhists abstain from alcohol?
I think it's an interesting question and certainly different people have different views. Royokan the Japanese Zen poet wrote about getting drunk amongst his writings about being a dedicated zen pract …
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Is moderate drinking acceptable in Buddhism?
So the fifth precept of
I undertake to abstain from taking intoxicants that dull the mind.
viewed positively becomes
With mindfulness clear and radiant, I purify my mind. …
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