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- 2hSomeone once asked Saraha: “If I am in the state of pristine awareness, is it okay to commit a negative action?”Saraha answered that question with another: “If you were in the state of pristine awareness, how could you commit a negative action?”~ Ŧoƞpa Ɉoƞ
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- 2hThe 8 winds, which turns the wheel of samsara.May we not fall preyThe Eight Worldly ThingsThe Buddha explains the eight worldly conditions to the monks and summarises them with a verse.Translation: Ānandajoti BhikkhuPhotos and Design by Andreas DīpalokaPDF (with all posters): http://bit.ly/PhD-BooksPosters (in jpeg format): http://bit.ly/PhD-BW-08-14Full Story: https://suttacentral.net/an8.5/en/sujato
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Mr./Ms. SKMy friend says Life is nothing but a dream
Saw Frank Y story.
Agree awakening is v physical for me. It’s not mental nor a thinking process. It literally is the Center of the body get hollowed out and the sense of self turns inside out. So I physically feel “world” and “all”. Not sure how others feel?
Agree awakening is v physical for me. It’s not mental nor a thinking process. It literally is the Center of the body get hollowed out and the sense of self turns inside out. So I physically feel “world” and “all”. Not sure how others feel?
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Mr./Ms. DL
Yes
i like franks descriptions on dissolving solidity into, water, air,
steam, ether nothingness. And how the specs of solidity were left in his
head nearing the end of his 3rd path.
Im
always feeling contraction in my chest, and throat.so i guess this is a
lot of solidity. My attention is always drawn there for most of the
day. If i meditate there it feels like trapped emotions from childhood.
There is a book called - The power of focussing - which ive been meaning
to read. Based on emotional shadow work & body scanning.
