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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Gratitude
Gratitude is the realization that we are neither independent nor self-sufficient, but part of an extraordinary continuum of events and beings, and the celebration of our mutually supportive connections. The understanding of dependent origination explains that everything in this world … Continue reading
Many Boats
There are many boats the shore —some large, some small; some strong, some feeble; some beautiful, some not; some full, some almost empty; some rich, some poor; some sea-worthy, some not; some propelled by rowing, some by sail… So are … Continue reading
Five Fears
Bodhisattvas overcome five fears through the practice of generosity: the fear of loss of life, the fear of loss of control of the mind, the fear of loss of reputation, the fear of loss of livelihood, and the fear of … Continue reading
Generosity
When the world is on fire with aging and death, one should salvage one’s wealth by giving. What’s given is well salvaged, what’s given bears fruit as pleasure. What isn’t given does not. Thieves take it away, or kings; it … Continue reading
Posted in Dharma View, Sutra
Tagged aging and death, Buddha Shakyamuni, giving, salvage wealth
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Discipline
For some, discipline is joy; For others, discipline is pain. Discipline observed is joy; Discipline transgressed is pain. —Buddha Shakyamuni, Beloved of Monks Sutra
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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Clinging
The Buddhas teach that emptiness Definitely eliminates all clinging to views, But those who cling to the view of emptiness Are said to be incorrigible. —Arya Nagarjuna, Mulamadhyamakarika 13.8
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Tagged Arya Nagarjuna, clinging to views, emptiness, Mulamadhyamakarika
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