Question: Ven. Members of the Sangha (of Bhikkhus), Ven. fellows, valued Upasaka and Upasika, dear readers and interesed,

This question is intellectual and theoretical, or literary, but also/merely inviting self-reflection; but of course it can also be answered with words of the Buddha in "should-form" (in the later case, exchange "you" with "a serious follower of the Buddha, a person in general, to find peace", how ever you wish and feel obligated or loyal to).

So, about loyalty,

* In regard of what are you able to claim being loyal?
* Whom are you loyal to?
* How far goes your loyalty?
* Where and how does it end?

Also, finally:

* What must one be loyal to, to find, to reach the highest aim all Buddha-following seekers are after?
* What are you loyal and/or are you not loyal to, so that you have't found final peace already, or you highest desired goal?
* What is an Arahat loyal to? Has loyality, then, an end (no more required)?

Maybe you try to give a loyal answer.

Much joy and inside in giving a benefical answer, at least for youself.

Answer: 
Everyone who can give me the whole 6 benefits: 1)own benefit, 2)other benefits, 3)public benefit, 4)this life benefit, 5)next life benefit, and 6)nibbāna benefit.

**Everyone** mean I try listen everyone.

**The whole** mean I trust in no separate benefits.

Infinity, until I will parinibbāna.
If I ever knew , I forgotten many times before remembering.
I forget and get caught up into the world. I suppose I am loyal to the world but more and more I am loyal to the naked truth of the Dhamma.

On the frontlines of the world is were learning is, right in the defilement! I don't know if I need a monastery. I don't always need to aim for a tranquil state of mind.