‘May all beings realise that although the intellect is very clever, it’s not as bright as insight.’
Everyday Buddhism
Everyday Buddhism
Morning meditation — Nirvana is an insight which.
‘Nirvana is an insight which changes our way of living, and frees us from the suffering of Samsara.’
Everyday Buddhism
Morning meditation — When freed from selfishness our mind is.
‘When freed from selfishness our mind is the mind of Buddha — delusion is transformed into the four wisdoms of Buddha.’
Everyday Buddhism
Morning meditation — Life is like this.
‘Life is like this; death is like this.’
Everyday Buddhism
Morning meditation — TATHAGATA: Thus come; the one who neither comes nor goes.
‘TATHAGATA: Thus come; the one who neither comes nor goes; one who has attained full enlightenment. Another name for the Buddha and a name the Buddha often used when referring to himself.’
Everyday Buddhist
Morning meditation — If we contemplate these latest events alone.
‘If we contemplate these latest events alone, we can see that this is a world of suffering, samsara, and we really cannot take refuge in it.’
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Afternoon meditation — Panacea to hundreds of ills.
‘Bodhicitta is the panacea to hundreds of ills.’
Everyday Buddhist
Morning meditation — Before moving in sitting meditation.
‘Before moving in sitting meditation, see if there is discomfort in the mind causing discomfort in the body.’
Everyday Buddhist
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