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I want the algorithm.

TheFoundTheFound
edited March 2010 in Buddhism Basics
Forget every other post.. EVER.
Lets just figure out or recite.... the algorithm to freedom.
HERE.
TELL ME,
simple as possible, ..

go!



(just to add I'm running out of time)

Comments

  • federicafederica Seeker of the clear blue sky... Its better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubt Moderator
    edited March 2010
    TheFound wrote:
    go!
    Let go.
  • JeffreyJeffrey Veteran
    edited March 2010
    There is no algorithm. (emptiness)

    None is needed. (luminosity)
  • RenGalskapRenGalskap Veteran
    edited March 2010
    This is not (me|mine|what I am).
  • JeffreyJeffrey Veteran
    edited March 2010
    Rest in natural great peace
    This exhausted mind,
    Beaten helpless by karma and neurotic thought
    Like the relentless fury of the pounding waves
    In the infinite ocean of samsara.

    Rest in great natural peace."

    Nyoshuh Khenopo Rinpoche
  • fivebellsfivebells Veteran
    edited March 2010
    "What is experiencing this?"
  • JeffreyJeffrey Veteran
    edited March 2010
    What is experienced?
  • TheFoundTheFound
    edited March 2010
    Jeffrey wrote: »
    Rest in natural great peace
    This exhausted mind,
    Beaten helpless by karma and neurotic thought
    Like the relentless fury of the pounding waves
    In the infinite ocean of samsara.

    Rest in great natural peace."

    Nyoshuh Khenopo Rinpoche

    Jesus this almost put me to sleep in my chair, while holding a beer to my lips.. I kid you not.. very powerful..
  • jinzangjinzang Veteran
    edited March 2010
    Freedom is uncaused, because that which is caused is unfree. But we fail to recognize the freedom we have always had and act as if we are compelled. We are like flies buzzing at the upper pane of a window when the lower pane is open. There are a variety of skillful means to help us recognize our freedom. The most widely applicable involve the practice of meditation. I'd suggest you start the daily practice of meditation and find a good teacher to guide you in your practice.
  • MatSaltedMatSalted
    edited March 2010
    TheFound wrote: »
    Forget every other post.. EVER.
    Lets just figure out or recite.... the algorithm to freedom.
    HERE.
    TELL ME,
    simple as possible, ..

    go!



    (just to add I'm running out of time)



    Increase the truth, peace and happiness?
  • Micsunderland3Micsunderland3
    edited March 2010
    MU
  • StephenStephen
    edited March 2010
    The world is not permanent. The mind/body is not permanent. There is no self, no unchanging eternal soul. All things arise and fall based on conditions. You are an effect, and in turn can also be a cause for better conditions for life to thrive. The past flows through you into the future; there is no stop. Anything you do for yourself in this life is lost. Only what is done for the betterment of the future-state of all living beings is carried forth; only your selflessness matters in this life.

    Go! ;)

    When you're further down the path, realize that because all things are temporary, your attachments for things or aversion (hatred) toward them are also temporary, delusional thinking, and will cause mental suffering to you... at the very least. They may also cause harm to others. Let go of all of your attachments, learn to see things as they are, and seek to root out the ignorance that keeps you bound to this world. Lose all of the fetters; attain the deathless, the unbound, that ultimate state of Nibbana that is in perfect harmony with reality.
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