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Morning meditation — Should we introspect our mind with real Prajna.
‘Should we introspect our mind with real Prajna, all erroneous views would be vanquished in a moment, and as soon as we know the Essence of Mind we arrive immediately at the Buddha stage.’ Hui Neng
Breaking Free from the Constant Need to Be Better
“Enough is a decision, not a condition.” ~Unknown The night sky above Disneyland shimmered in color as fireworks burst to life. My daughters leaned against me, sticky-fingered from melted ice cream, eyes wide with wonder. It was supposed to be the happiest place on...
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Morning meditation — Buddha’s Teaching: Just a few things that have fallen into words.
‘Buddha’s Teaching: Just a few things that have fallen into words..’ Zen Graffiti
No Birth, No Death
The night nurse said I should come right away. At 2 a.m., I arrived by Sam’s bedside. The nurse on call said he had “taken a turn for the worse.” He stopped breathing; his heart gave out. There was nothing more they could do. Lying there, he looked so peaceful, quiet....
Morning meditation — One comes across a weed.
‘One comes across a weed, and it turns out to be an orchid.’ Zen Master Yunmen
Morning meditation — Thoughts arise and pass away.
‘Thoughts arise and pass away, The preceding no different from the succeeding. If the succeeding thought does not arise, The preceding thought cuts itself off.’ Niutou Farong
Morning meditation — Virtue is so feeble.
‘Virtue is so feeble; Vice is so powerful and terrible! How can good ever triumph over evil Without the resolve to awaken?’ Acharya Shantideva
12 Extraordinary Buddhist Temples & Monasteries
Photo by MemoryMan / stock.adobe.com 1. Wat Rong Khung, Thailand By the end of the twentieth century, Thailand’s Wat Rong Khun was in disrepair. As an offering to the Buddha, a local artist used his own money to rebuild it—in white. Photo by William R. Pugsley /...
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What is Kundalini? Translated as "snake" in the ancient language of Sanskrit, it represents the lifeforce energy believed to lay dormant, coiled in the spine until spiritual awakening and the enhanced connection of all seven major chakras.