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alright i tested Raven Guardia and she only got one mistake.

ok basically Buddhism states 7 things to live "perfectly"

ill give u the list and you put in order of which is most important...

Love, Winner, Wisdom, Power, Money, Health, Happiness

everyone gets 2 tries.

Wisdom
Happiness
Health
Love
Winner
Power
Money

I have no clue.

nice try

u can try again.

Love,
Winner,
Wisdom,
Happiness
Health
Power,
Money,

Happiness
Health
Love
Wisdom
Winner
Power
Money

DR that was good but

Kal nice try

*goes to get "Buddhism for Dummies" off bookshelf*

it wont be in there

damn you're right...

wisdom
health
happiness
love
power
winner
money
?

Health
Happiness
Wisdom
Love
Winner
Power
Money

nice try aini

close DR but still

Happiness
Love
Health
Wisdom
Winner
Power
Money

How many do I have right?

nice try Kal but

u guyz can keep trying

DR i cant say

but the first one is Health. thats a hint.

alright..
health
happiness
love
wisdom
winner
power
money
( has that been said already?)

thats closer!! aini

hmm,
health
wisdom
happiness
love
winner
power
money

Health
Happiness
Wisdom
Winner
Love
Power
Money

dr and aini

nice try.

ill brb

dammit!

Health
Happiness
Wisdom
Winner
Love
Money
Power

nice try DR.

dammit... Are you ever going to tell us or are you just going to keep teasing us?

want the answer?

you can PM it to me if you don't want everybody knowing it for some reason...

ok ill just give the answer here. it will take forever

Health
Love
Happiness
Wisdom
Money
Power
Winner

really? that's it?....money is not the last?

i also thought money was last.

Hm, I've never heard of seven things in Buddhism to live perfectly.
Where are these "things" from?
There is the Path leading to the overcoming of suffering. This path is called the "Noble Eightfold Path" and consists of Perfect Understanding, Perfect Thought, Perfect Speech, Perfect Action, Perfect Livelihood, Perfect Effort, Perfect Mindfulness and Perfect Concentration.

well i saw this on television. it was on the Russian channel. some "philospoher/doctor" was talking about it. so im just saying what he said

and on the show he showed different statues that represented each 7.

...and you're sure you remember it right?.....still can't get over money being nr 5 n not last...

i wrote it down

I have six little Buddha statue things that I bought at one of those corny shops in Chinatown... They each have something different written on the bottom: "long life, rich, good health, happy, good luck, and love". I guess that's comparable to this...

are they brownish color? cuz the guy on tv showed the little statues and each were brown and had something written at the bottom.

More reddish than brownish... But like I said, these are just corny little souvenir-type things.

is it this color?

http://vnrealty.com/hcm/qthanh2/stat3.jpg

I just found this:

the TEN perfections:
1.generosity
2.morality
3.renunciation (whatever that is)
4.wisdom
5.energy
6.patience
7.truthfullness
8.resolution
9.loving-kindness
10.equanimity (whatever that is)

is that from Buddhism aini?

in Buddhism For Dummies (yes there is such a book and yes I do own it ) it says the same thing. The wording is a little different, but you can tell it's the same thing.

yap ....funny he?

Money, power and winner certanly are not in those 7 things to live by in buddhism!

LilKitty

yes they are

but it's in a good way

Dukha happens becuase of those things mainly. Money and power.

Its when we concur our desires, that there is nothing more we can desire that we can be truly happy!

love
wisdom
happiness
health
power
money?

Buddhism is not about silly lists of good behaviour and qualities, but it's about realising inner peace and compassion.

love
health
happiness
wisdom
power
winner
money

Originally posted by -hh-
alright i tested Raven Guardia and she only got one mistake.

ok basically Buddhism states 7 things to live "perfectly"

ill give u the list and you put in order of which is most important...

Love, Winner, Wisdom, Power, Money, Health, Happiness

everyone gets 2 tries.

I am a Buddhist and I don't know what you are talking about. The only answer to your question that I know is Nam Myoho Renge Kyo.

You can attain these things and not be a Buddhist also...

i think if u wanna live perfectly then there cant be an order, life is what u make of it, so it depends if those things are in your life maybe?