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The Four Dharma Seals
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- Everything conditioned is impermanent.
- Everything influenced by delusion is suffering.
- All things are empty and selfless.
- Nirvana is peace.
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These Seals are often the measuring tool used for determining if a particular teaching is considered to be in accord with Buddha Dharma or not.
Yes, if a particular teaching agrees with those four seals, then it can be considered Buddhadarma.
Ah Ha! The four wise Seals (Tempy, Dopey, Flipper and Banana)
I'll join. Which Way is the Far Shore?
My, my, Lobs, you do have a knack for trivializing the profound.
LOL. Thanks. I tries my bestest ...
Profound is it? Or just another aspect of Dzogchen/Ziran
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ziran
It is what it is ... Knicky knacky Knew
Here is the spoken version ...
https://audio.com/lobster/audio/justso
The speaker discusses the concept of "not thinking" in Buddhism and how it differs from the Western idea of not thinking. Not thinking in Buddhism refers to a state of spontaneity and stream of consciousness without conscious direction. It is different from mindfulness. In Zen meditation, one can reach a profound state of non-thinking, where they are just present without being dependent on senses. This idea is difficult to convey in the West, where we are always thinking and easily influenced by distractions. It is a profound and complex idea that can be achieved through Buddhist practices.
Yes, I know, and your penchant for the tangential is, as always, breathtaking.
how wonderful. dharma life. as a daozen observant we not only know these facts in us and around us we e^3 power be the Dharma state of nirvana soup.E^3 power is simply
in my brand of daozen empathy,enternity(in /out space)enlightenment. in this space we are the living dharma do be do in our lives. granted practice makes perfect in your dharma walk. but if you continue the e^3 power aproach you will bear fruits. the mantra how wonderful, with breath will open your heart to the all around us we zen call dharmakeya our mother or m.o.m--mother of means.this dharma seal is in plain sight in the object of meditation of dao : buddha tree.
the tree is the living nature of our ideal approach to buddhanature free,cool, and happy.
being deeprooted to practice the tree kissess the sky and let travelors rest be it birds or humans.