Simple explanation of a difficult passage related with "mind", Buddha and visions from the Contemplation Sutra 223
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Citește mai departeMy spiritual life is nothing special and it does not deserve a book. However, I decided to write about it because I prefer to be the one who tells my own story and I think that some events of my missionary activity as well as my interactions with various peoples and institutions should be put on paper as long as they are still fresh in my mind. I called this book The Path Between the Thorns because for me, the 18 years since I became a priest where a constant fighting and struggle against inner and oute
Citește mai departeAfter manifesting the attainment of perfect Enlightenment, Shakyamuni Buddha spoke about the Four Noble Truths: 1. The Noble Truth of Suffering:“Birth is suffering, decay is suffering, disease is suffering, death is suffering, to be separated from the pleasant is suffering, not to get what one desires is suffering. In brief all the experiences made with the body and mind, which have craving as their base, a
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Citește mai departeShaku Shingan: “You may have heard of how at O-higan in North America, it is often taught that we "must" attain the six perfections (paramitas).” My answer: I know that some link Ohigan with the six paramitas (perfections). This is not good because we are not a self-power school. The word “Ohigan” means “the other shore”. We also celebrate Ohigan at Amidaji but
Citește mai departesource of the photo Shingan asked me to comment on the Golden Chain document which is sometimes recited like a creed at the start of religious services in many of the temples in US: “I am a link in Amida Buddha’s Golden Chain of Love that stretches around the world. I must keep my link bright and strong.
Citește mai departeЭта книга представляет собой адаптацию моих бесед о Дхарме на тему «Таннисё — Заметки скорбящего об отступничестве», которые я читал в Тарики Додзё города Крайовы в обычные дни практики. Юйэн-бо, автор «Таннисё», предупреждал, что этот текст может быть неправильно понят теми, кто ещё не готов принять послание Изначального Обета Будды Амиды: «Не следует показывать его посторонним».
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Citește mai departeShakyamuni and Queen Vaidehi(source of the photo) This is a fragment from my Commentary on the Contemplation Sutra. It is a work in progress and may be changed and improved as I advance with the book. The Contemplation
Citește mai departeIt is said that when the great Master Bodhidharma came to China, Emperor Wu called him and asked him: “I’ve built many temples and I’ve offered many lands to the path of the Buddha; now please tell me what merits have I gained? Bodhidharma’s answer came shocking but true: “None, not one merit.” In Buddhism we speak about two kinds of merits: mundane and supramundane. The mundane good is the effect of every good deed fulfi
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Citește mai departeI was asked about the daily schedule of a Nembutsu retreat at Amidaji. A Nembutsu retreat starts at 5.45 p.m. in the first day and ends at 12.00 in the last day. The schedule of a normal day in a Nembutsu retreat at Amidaji temple is as follows: 5.45 a.m. Wake up 6.30 a.m. Nembutsu liturgy and teaching 8.00 a.m. Breakfast
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