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Tag Archives: peace
May all beings be happy
May all beings in this universe be happy. May all enjoy prosperity and welfare. May all experience peace. May plenitude and fullness be unto all beings. May auspiciousness and blessedness be unto them. May all be free from … Continue reading
Posted in Practice Texts
Tagged auspicious, auspiciousness, blessed, blessedness, disease, fullness, mild, pain, peace, pleasant, plenitude, prosperity, suffering, welfare
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The Question
The question is whether you want to be free from suffering. If you do, practice the Noble Eightfold Path. Wherever the Noble Eightfold Path is practiced, there is joy, peace, and clarity. —Buddha Shakyamuni
Peace and clarity
These two mental states are conducive to correct knowledge. Which two? Peace and clarity. By developing peace, what purpose is served? Mind is purified. By purifying mind, what purpose is served? Craving is abandoned. By developing clarity, what purpose is … Continue reading
Posted in Dharma View
Tagged Buddha Shakyamuni, clarity, craving, emotional agitation, ignorance, peace, Vijjābhāgiya Sutta
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Health, Disease & Healing
Health is oneness; disease is separation. Health is abiding in peace; disease is agitation. Health is cooperative function; disease is self interest. To heal is to regain oneness, peace, and cooperation.
Posted in Ayurveda
Tagged agitation, cooperative function, health, oneness, peace, self interest, separation
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Life is not a problem
Life is not a problem. It can be lived, but it cannot be solved. When there is much confusion, it is not a good time to push through to decision. When the winds are blowing in all directions, with dust … Continue reading
Nothing to do
Whenever we feel compelled, ‘driven’, to do something, anything, we can remember the words of Milarepa. As long as we feel compulsion, even if it is apparently for the Dharma, it is passion. Only when we do the needful, and … Continue reading
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Tagged clarity, compulsion, concentration, dharma, dishonesty, effort, fear, fixating on self, generosity, morality, openness, passion, patience, peace, peaceful, practice, presence, the needful, wisdom
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