‘There’s no minimum practice in Buddhism’
Everyday Buddhist
‘There’s no minimum practice in Buddhism’
Everyday Buddhist
‘One of the main practices of Buddhism is helping others.
A good start is non-harming.’
Everyday Buddhist
‘Seeing the emptiness of ‘self’ is not difficult, just investigate the ideas and notions we have around it.’
Everyday Buddhist
‘Tantra is not that difficult.
Idea is by visualising being Buddha we get closer to Awakening.
As we are Buddha — why not act like Buddha?’
Everyday Buddhist
‘Buddhism offers the opportunity to be free from suffering. Not being awake is suffering.’
Everyday Buddhist
‘Don’t set up stages for Awakening.
Meditate without waiting.’
Everyday Buddhist
‘It’s sometimes easy to confuse concentration for awareness.’
Buddhist meditation
The more we become conscious of this awareness, and our attention is drawn to it, the more it becomes a safe refuge for us.