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菩提本无树 明镜亦非台 本来无一物 何处惹尘埃
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WHERE CAN DUST ALIGHT?
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仏の教えwords of wisdom
《沢庵和尚のことば》 水のことを説明しても実際には濡れないし、火をうまく説明しても実際には熱くならない。本当の水、本物の火に直に触ってみなければはっきりと悟ることができないのと同様。食べ物を説明しても空腹がなおらないのと同様
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I dreamt of the Bodhicittabhavana
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仏の教えwords of wisdom
《ブッダの言葉》 わが身を見ては、その汚れを思って貪らず、苦しみも楽しみも共に苦しみの因もとであると思ってふけらず、わが心を観ては、その中に我はないと思い、それらに迷ってはならない。そうすれば全ての苦しみを断つ事ができる。この世を去った後も、教えを守るならば、まことの弟子である
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𝐂𝐨𝐬𝐦𝐢𝐜 𝐏𝐨𝐞𝐭 | 프린스
It is difficult to encounter the Buddhist sutras. It is difficult to be born at the time of a Buddha. It is difficult to be patient with lust and desire. It is difficult to study the Dharma when one has wealth and status. - Buddha, Sutra in Forty Two Sections
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A spectacular view of an iridescent cloud
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TIL in order for a bodhisattva to become a buddha, it has to give up its aspiration of becoming a buddha
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@dharmaoneness trying to invite but I think u need to be following me !
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if any buddhists (or those curious about buddhadhamma) want to join the Empty Throne group chat let me know I'll send an invite 🪷
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Despite what some of the more miserable types of Buddhist may tell you, pleasure is an important part of the spiritual path. Not just because parts of the spiritual path are pleasurable (they are!) but also because learning to cultivate pleasure is a foundational spiritual skill. So much so, that the Buddha describes rapturous pleasure as one of the 7 factors of awakening ie one of the key enabling conditions for waking up. Two of the other factors of awakening are energy and tranquillity. So, almost half of the key ingredients for awakening constitute cultivating pleasure, peace and energy. When people think of Buddhists they often think of suffering, but really a good Buddhist is a master of pleasure. Now, it's true that the Buddha encourages us to release the addictive forms of pleasure grounded in the consumption of sensory experiences. But he does so in conjunction with showing us how to replace them with greater pleasures and joys. So, how do we cultivate these greater pleasures and joys? The Buddha recommends that instead of seeking pleasure externally, we learn how to cultivate the kind of pleasure that requires no external stimulus. When we get good at noticing this pleasure, it is a resource we can always draw on simply by secluding our senses and being sensitive to our inner world. But until then, the Buddha offers several prompts for how to find and cultivate this inner pleasure. One of them is to simply remove the obstacles we put in place to feeling pleasure naturally. Another way is to cultivate generosity. A particularly powerful way is to develop a heart of love. This is because a heart of love helps cultivate two routes to pleasure simultaneously. Firstly, according to the Buddha, one of the key obstacles to feeling delight and pleasure is ill will towards others. And the antidote to ill will is cultivating a heart of love. Secondly, the Buddha says that developing a heart of love is one of the highest forms of generosity as it feeds into our intentions for all actions. Therefore, cultivating a heart of love simultaneously gives rise to two of the causes of skilful pleasure. As one gets skilled in cultivating inner pleasure, it becomes easier and easier to let go of the compulsive pleasures we used to chase in the outside world. The Buddha also teaches that this pleasure is a key tool for overcoming inertia in our practice. I think it's easy to see what he means by this when you observe certain practitioners who cut themselves off from pleasure, and become wooden and without vitality. Now, eventually, these sublime inner pleasures even lead beyond themselves and unfold into ways of being that are beyond pleasure and pain. But generally, the route the Buddha teaches us to take towards those ways of being is by first mastering pleasure. To master the cultivation of pleasure is to master one of the most important ingredients for awakening.
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For optimal mental and physical health, I think everyone should have at least one heart orgasm per day. Heart orgasms are similar to sexual orgasms, but instead of being stimulated externally, they are cultivated internally. They also give males access to full body orgasms. Here is a 6 step process for experiencing heart orgasms: Step 1: Generate Pleasurable Sensations in Your Heart This can be done by bringing to mind someone you love or something easily lovable like a puppy or child. Another method is the heart-smile method I’ve discussed previously in my Notes here. Classic Buddhist style metta practice can work here too. Step 2: Notice Pleasurable Sensations in Your Heart It might sound strange to make noticing a step in its own right, but noticing here is an important skill in itself. When you have generated the pleasure in your heart, you want to bring a lot of awareness to the pleasure is arising and train yourself to be sensitive to it. When you get good enough at Step 2 you won't need Step 1 any more, as you will start to notice that there is always pleasure available in the heart, with no stimulation required. Step 3: Maintain Smooth, Unbroken Contact with the Pleasure Sensations Once you start noticing the pleasure sensations, you want to remain in constant contact with them, similar to how you would with your breath during a breath meditation. Every time you get distracted from these sensations, smile at the distraction, welcome it into your pleasure party and return to the pleasurable sensation. You want to treat distractions not as annoyances to be shrugged off but as temporarily unintegrated parts of your psyche that you are recruiting lovingly into your pleasure project. Step 4: Amplify Pleasure Sensations For some, Step 4 may not be necessary as the sensations will naturally amplify given enough unbroken contact. But for others, you may wish to amplify this process by learning the mental motion of relishing/savouring the pleasure. To get a sense of what this mental motion looks like, consider something you naturally relish like your first sip of coffee in the morning. Learn to relate to the pleasure in your heart with the same mental motion, relishing and savouring it. As you get more skilled at cultivating pleasure, the amplification will happen naturally without needing step 4. Step 5: Spread the Pleasure Around Your Body Once the pleasure in your heart goes from feeling merely pleasurable to ecstatic (think bubbly shivers of intense orgasmic joy radiating from your heart), you can start spreading it to the rest of the body. The spreading shouldn't feel less actively spreading butter with a knife around your body. Rather, it should feel more like naturally letting the butter of bliss in your heart melt into the rest of your body. It is more of a than a Step 6: Release All Effort and Marinate in the Full Body Ecstasy Once the ecstasy has fully spread to all areas of your body, you want to completely let go of all effort or doing. Stop doing any of the mental motions described in Steps 1 to 5 and simply rest in the full body ecstasy. Relate to the ecstasy like a bath of bliss that you are bathing in, simply relaxing deeper and deeper into it. To capture this sense of non-doing, think of how you behave in a warm bath. In a warm bath, you are not just still, you are deeply relaxing all the parts of you that are stuck in patterns of doing. If you marinate in this full body ecstasy, eventually it will naturally mellow into a softer joy, and then peace. You may eventually feel your body disappear and expand into various altered states of consciousness. At each stage, you want to remain totally relaxed and not grasp on to any new state that may arise, but simply let go of it into whatever arises next. ——————————— If you are on a spiritual path, these whole process can also be the basis for developing many non-ordinary insights into the nature of reality. But that is slightly beyond the scope of this post. I believe anyone, whether they are on a spiritual path or, not can greatly benefit from learning how to experience heart orgasms and practicing them daily.

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@realitymap Nice would love to join for discourse, but no attachment
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@dharmaoneness i'm based in the US (traveling to asia soon) the group itself is global 🪷
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‘I vow to save all sentient beings everywhere. I vow to cut off all the passions everywhere. I vow to study all the Buddhist teachings everywhere. I vow to achieve the unsurpassed Buddha Way.’ (Recite three times.) - Sixth Patriarch
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✮ راينر براون@dondawastaken·
Never forget that you are the main data center. Drink water, and consume as much literature as possible.
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“There are four errors that impede your taking full advantage of your life: [conceiving (1) the impure to be pure, (2) suffering to be happiness, (3) the impermanent to be permanent, and (4) the selfless to have a self]. Initially, it is merely the conception of the impermanent to be permanent that is the avenue of much injury. ” Excerpt From The Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment Vol 1: Volume One Tsong-Kha-Pa
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