God not only took away what the Buddhists call the “five-skhandas” (bundle of self-experiences), but took with it their Empty (Divine) Center—both God and self, gone in one fell swoop. I have it from a renowned Zen Buddhist teacher that this is not what Buddhists mean by no-self, and that nowhere in Buddhism will anyone find a report of no-skhandas. So to say what I mean by No-Self is the same as what the Buddhists mean, is absolutely false.
A Quote by Bernadette Roberts on bernadette roberts, no-self, christianity, buddhism, and contemplative
Source: "A Reply to James Arraj's Comments on Bernadette Roberts" at http://www.bernadettesfriends.blogspot.com/
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Perhaps, it may be wise not just believe someone's words as final and make judgment accordingly….
At least I have such an experience.
Take care,
Kio