You are misrepresenting what I said in order to bolster your own illusions.
I simply said that Buddhism can probably be described as a philosophy of mind rather than as religion.
I said 'philosophy of mind' because Buddhism deals with human nature, fears, desires, hopes ambitions, with the goal of enlightenment.
All of our thoughts and fears, desires, hopes, ambitions, including the Buddhist concept of enlightenment relate to states of mind. Desire and its drivers being 'states of mind/consciousness, fear and its drivers being 'states of mind/consciousness.
jesus loves you, page-776
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