A. Someone treated me unfairly.
B. The universe is testing me.
C. There’s something inside me that hasn’t been clearly understood.

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✅ Correct answer according to Early Buddhism: C
📖 “Suffering arises from craving, not from others.”

A. A healer placing hands or doing energy cleansing.
B. A past-life regression meditation to understand old karma.
C. Deep understanding of impermanence – suffering – non-self, and observing your present body-mind.

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✅ Correct answer: C
⚠️ A & B are ego-based and delusional views — not taught by the Buddha.

A. Yes, it’s very special to me.
B. I’m feeling uncertain about them.
C. I’ve let them go — they are attractive forms but not the real truth.

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✅ Correct answer: C
📌 These concepts don’t appear in any Nikāya suttas — most are modern mixed beliefs.

A. Feeling peace and happiness.
B. Having a guide with the right energy.
C. Recognising and removing greed – hatred – delusion.

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✅ Correct answer: C
🧘 “Peace of mind doesn’t come from pleasant emotions, but from right view and mindfulness.”

A. Believe they were “sent by the universe.”
B. Still believe in karma, but find it odd.
C. See it as a reflection of deluded thoughts in your own mind.

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✅ Correct answer: C
💬 No matter what AI or fortune tellers say, if you haven’t eliminated mental defilements, you are still in ignorance.

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🌿🌿🌿🌿If you chose 4–5 answers as C:
→ You are walking on the path of Dhamma. Keep observing, maintaining precepts, and studying the teachings.

🌿🌿If you chose 2–3 answers as C:
→ You have a basic understanding of the true Dhamma but can still be swayed by unorthodox spiritual beliefs. Be more mindful of disguised “light-based” delusions. Read the Early Buddhist suttas linked in BS1 and BS2 on this website to strengthen right understanding.

🌿If you chose 0–1 answers as C:
→ You may be lost in a glittering spiritual matrix that deviates from true Dhamma. Don’t fear starting over. It’s never too late. Begin again by reading Early Buddhist texts via the BS1 and BS2 links.

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