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Just by the title of this article “A pure offering, every day”, I got the impression that these people were obsessive, mostly because of the “every day” part. I thought that I would be wrong and that I shouldn’t have judged this “book by its cover”. When I read it, the first line said that they thought Buddhism was more important than family. In the next few lines, it says that it is not good to be attached to things because they are left behind when a person is reborn. I have to disagree with this couple. They say that they need good karma to have a good life form. I do not think that neglecting your family by not becoming attached them would get a person some good karma.
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