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Tag Archives: Buddhist
Heart Smile
[ This page excerpted from Heart Smile Training Institute site] As the core practice of Heart-Smile Training, the main meditation practice gives us a fuller experience of wholeness in the here and the now by filling the body and mind … Continue reading
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Tagged Brahmavihara, Buddhist, heart chakra, love, lovingkindness, Metta, sanity, secular spirituality, spirituality, wholeness
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After the Finish Line
Awakening sounds like a solitary event, the yearned for goal at the finish line. Buddhist teachings perpetuate this idea. Other spiritual writers have perpetuated this idea. I have previously perpetuated this idea through this blog. Am here to correct this … Continue reading
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Tagged after awakening, awakening, Buddhist, Gateless Gate, PNSE, post awakening, secular spirituality, self-examination, waking down
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What the Buddha Meant to Say
WHAT THE BUDDHA MEANT TO SAY You are fake. Your reaction is fake. Your pure awareness of that fake reaction is real. * * ** *** ***** ******** ************* The entirety of this post was reblogged from: http://buddhainthemud.com/2013/07/06/what-the-buddha-meant-to-say/ … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddha, Buddhist, poem, poetry, Religion and Spirituality, spiritual poetry, spirituality
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What got left out of “meditation”? by David Chapman
[Please enjoy this guest post from David Chapman, who blogs at David Chapman @ WordPress.com ] What got left out of “meditation”? Posted on July 12, 2011 by David Chapman Buddhist meditation methods have been forced through a series of filters … Continue reading
Changing Horses Midstream
A bit of general advice heard again and again from former Buddhist teachers regarding moving to another lineage or practicing in more than one lineage: ” Don’t change ! You’ll never make any progress that way ! ” ” It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhism, Buddhist, lineage, meme, memetic, Practice, Buddhist, Religion and Spirituality, tradition
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The Buddha’s Warning Against Getting Caught in Doctrines
[ Guest post by Steven Goodheart of METTA REFUGE . Enjoy ! ] The Buddha’s Warning Against Getting Caught in Doctrines 2011/12/02 by Steven Goodheart The following conversation was reported to have taken place between the ascetic Dighanaka and Gautama the … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddha, Buddhist, doctrine, experience, practice, reality, scripture, Thich Nhat Hanh, view
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Ryokan: The Never-Despising
In the morning, bowing to all; In the evening, bowing to all. Respecting others is my only duty– Hail to the Never-despising Bodhisattva. In heaven and earth he stands alone. A real monk Needs Only one thing– a heart like … Continue reading
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Tagged Bodhisattva, Buddhist, humility, poem, poetry, Religion and Spirituality, respect, Ryokan, Ryokan Taigu, Zen
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Stumbling into Grace
Sitting. Meditating. Trying to stay ” In the Now ” Drifting away. Lost in thoughts. “In the Now”. Back, present again. Thoughts chasing thoughts. Sigh. Patience. Practice lightly – those are the instructions. Patience, and practice lightly. Posture. Breathing. Posture. … Continue reading
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Tagged awakening, Buddhist, free verse, no-self, non-doing, poem, poetry, practice, Practice, Buddhist, waking up
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What Is This “Me” ? By Toni Packer
[Guest post from Toni Packer on the nature of the “me”. Enjoy!] What Is The “Me”? The following article was adapted from a talk by Toni Packer on Day 4 of the August 1997 retreat. A somber day, isn’t it? … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddhist, consciousness, delusion, doer, I illusion, me illusion, no-self, self illusion, selfless, Toni Parker
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