The Buddha on Action and Consequences
We live in a world of actions and the consequences/results, fruits/outcome.
The Buddha referred to ‘fruitless striving and fruitless effort’ through the desire to hold onto the same failed approach. …
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You would not waste your time if you spent hours, days, months or years directing your mind regularly to a liberation and wisdom that eliminates all suffering from perceptions. …
Twenty Questions Pointing to a Liberated Way of LifeRead More »
Twenty Questions Pointing to a Liberated Way of Life Read More »
Teachers/Scholars/Translators will often attribute numerous views to the Buddha far removed from his teachings.
For example, here are 21 example of what the Buddha did not teach: …
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Dear Readers,
I am writing a chapter on love and mindfulness.
I include four important questions in the chapter. …
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There is silence and there is Noble Silence.
We pay respect to a Noble Silence, not of words, not of constructions of the mind and profoundly knowable.
We might imagine silence consists of a single element, which remains much the same. Like everything else, silence reveals itself according to the inner-circumstances. We can experience silence in a variety of ways. …
Silence. Eight kinds of silence. 12 kinds of Noble SilenceRead More »
Silence. Eight kinds of silence. 12 kinds of Noble Silence Read More »
