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In Buddhism, everything ultimately refers back to the mind. And the phrase seeing how things are should be really understood as seeing how the mind is. And when the nature of the mind is fully realiz… (View Post)
Some reactions (by the 4NT numbers) * Consider that dissatisfaction is a function of pleasure - that greater pleasure necessarily means greater dissatisfaction. Now, factor in the diminishing returns… (View Post)
It's probably most helpful to think of buddha-nature more as a verb - as the process that drives human experience in its various manifestations (thought, perception, etc.). And with that perspective,… (View Post)
(Quote) Certain insights are really a matter of putting calmness (tranquility) into proper perspective. To that end, yes, tranquility is required for most insight. But as we see from the Anupada Sutt… (View Post)