The Faiths of Mankind
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He had left his home because his heart craved what could not be secured there ; he now renounced asceticism as being quite as futile. His decision so disgusted his erstwhile admirers that they turned their back on him with scorn. H£ had surrendered to a lower ideal, they thought. They little knew then what was surging through the mind of their hero of a few days before.
In turning away from asceticism, Gautama declared that he would travel the "middle path" between luxury on one side and asceti...cism on the other. Neither of these had given him satisfaction, so he would eschew both. This was surely wholesome. He believed that a man ought to live a normal life, keeping his body in good trim, and living as long as possible a healthy, robust life. Had he only carried this theory into all the relationships of life, incalculable good would have come to the millions of Asia. But he stopped >>hort, and by the institution of an order of monks condemned multitudes of eager religious souls to a life of mendicancy and unproductivity, and by insisting on celibacy for all earn- est minded seekers after religion struck a severe blow at the home and the position of woman in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had left his home because his heart craved what could not be secured there ; he now renounced asceticism as being quite as futile. His decision so disgusted his erstwhile admirers that they turned their back on him with scorn. H£ had surrendered to a lower ideal, they thought. They little knew then what was surging through the mind of their hero of a few days before.
In turning away from asceticism, Gautama declared that he would travel the "middle path" between luxury on one side and asceti...cism on the other. Neither of these had given him satisfaction, so he would eschew both. This was surely wholesome. He believed that a man ought to live a normal life, keeping his body in good trim, and living as long as possible a healthy, robust life. Had he only carried this theory into all the relationships of life, incalculable good would have come to the millions of Asia. But he stopped >>hort, and by the institution of an order of monks condemned multitudes of eager religious souls to a life of mendicancy and unproductivity, and by insisting on celibacy for all earn- est minded seekers after religion struck a severe blow at the home and the position of woman in it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Davison Soper to read onlineMoreLess
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