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Category Archives: Buddhist Practice
Dr. Dan Brown on the Deconstructing Yourself podcast
Today I had the great good fortune to hear a dharma talk from Dr. Dan Brown, a truly remarkable teacher in the Bon lineage of Tibet. Deconstructing Yourself is a podcast that conducts interviews with meditation teachers and other fascinating … Continue reading
Four Points of Dzogchen
“The essence of meditation practice in Dzogchen is encapsulated by these four points: ▪ When one past thought has ceased and a future thought has not yet risen, in that gap, in between, isn’t there a consciousness of the present … Continue reading
About Satori …
Oshaku Okumura, one of the foremost exponents of Dogen’s teachings, said when he was asked about Satori: “Satori is nothing but being aware of, or being alert in, whatever activity you are doing right now, right here. Any activity is … Continue reading
Posted in Zen
Tagged awakening, Dogen, free verse, nonsymbolic experience, PNSE, Religion and Spirituality, satori, secular spirituality, Soto, Zen
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Waking Up out of a Tradition
Buddham sarinam gacchami. Dammam sarinam gacchami. Sangham sarinam gacchami. I go for refuge to Buddha , Dharma and Sangha. Through the virtues I collect from giving and other perfections, may I become a Buddha for the benefit of all. How … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhist Practice, Human Experience, Inquiry, No self, Off the Wall, Waking Down
Tagged after awakening, Buddha, inquiry, Krishnamurti, waking down
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Retreat Refrigerator Reminder
Refrigerator Dharma This quote from Jigten Sumgon was prominently posted on the side of the refrigerator I was to use for 10 days. Passed this quote daily; read it numerous times. It resonates with experience here, perhaps also with you: … Continue reading
The Great Bell Chant (The End of Suffering)
Originally posted on Life is but a dream!:
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Posted in Buddhist Practice, Guest Post, Human Experience
Tagged spirituality, suffering, Thich Nhat Hanh
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You will get nothing out of Buddhism !
Buddhism is disappointing. If one thinks that Buddhists will be any different from other people,then one will be disappointed! Let’s be honest, people are people, and we shouldn’t expect too much. People can acquire a lofty attitude, but at least … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhist Practice, Poetry & Free Verse, Rant
Tagged Buddhism, Buddhists, Dharma, free verse, poetry, Religion and Spirituality, spiritual poetry
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Sermons by Cha’an Master Ma Tsu
[ Thanks to the bloggers at Awakening to Reality for the entirety of this post. Enjoy !] Sermons by Ch’an Master Ma-tsu Posted by: Wei Yu Ma-tsu (709-788) The Patriarch said to the assembly, “All of you should believe that … Continue reading
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Tagged Anatta, awakened, awakening, Cha'an, Ma-tsu, Mind only, One mind, shunyata, Zen, Zen Buddhism
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