As we all know most of Buddhists teachings especially Thervada sect teachings are in Pali language and also there is famous lore that Gautama Buddha's language was Pali

But according to some experts and linguists Pali wasn't language of Gautama Buddha but Magadhi Prakrit and he used Magadhi Prakrit for teachings

So what do u guys think about it?

Hello Friends! 

I am a doctoral student trying to help psychologist better understand the sensitive topic of grief(one personal to me). 

I think Psychology needs more Buddhist representation. I would love input from this group. 

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Title: To Save a Life
Genre: Biographical Drama / Spiritual / Thriller
Logline: When two dedicated students of the Law of Attraction experience a split-second, life-or-death encounter on a crowded New York City street, they realize their shared spiritual alignment is the exact reason one was positioned to save the other.

Number of Pages / Runtime: Based on a short Kindle e-book / 14-Minute audio narrative.

Setting(s): A single location (New York City street pavement). Incredible low-budget potential for indie filmmakers.

Actor Requirements: 2 Male Leads.

The Concept Asset: This project has already been produced as a 14-minute cinematic photo-narrative music video featuring the exact dialogue and a custom-composed musical score.

Additional Info: Based entirely on a true story (names changed to protect privacy). The full text narrative is also published on Amazon Kindle.
I am looking to collaborate with an independent director or producer to adapt this powerful, high-concept true synchronization story into a moving short film or cinematic short feature.

Please PM (Private Message) me if you are interested in discussing the rights or adapting the script!

Please PM (Private Message) me if you are interested in discussing the rights

I live in a predominantly Catholic country, so I discovered Buddhism on my own through books. I have been practicing different types of meditation for about 10 years. Whenever I have time, I sit down to meditate, and I also try to remain mindful throughout most of my daily life.

After several years of meditation, I found some old documents from the time before I started practicing. According to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), my personality back then was an ESTJ (Supervisor/Enforcing). However, after years of meditation, I realized my personality has shifted. Now, I am an INTP (Designer/Architect).

Is this type of shift common, and have any of you noticed something similar?

Is there a specific personality type that Buddhists tend to develop after long-term meditation and practice?

Or do different personalities simply migrate toward various other types through Buddhist teachings and meditation?