Buddist Tool Kit

TheDoctorDonna

If you had to choose the Three most Important Tools of the Dharma Teachings that you use on a regular basis what would they be?

Cloud

Mindfulness, Vipassana Meditation and a working knowledge of the Four Noble Truths (which includes the Noble Eightfold Path). That's the toolkit; nice 'n compact, easily portable and usable by many without an excessive training period.

genkaku

Attention, responsibility and, when necessary, chocolate.

Mani

genkaku wrote: »

Attention, responsibility and, when necessary, chocolate.

My answer is refuge in the three jewels (does this count as one or three?).

PietroPumokin

bodhicitta's pretty good, and zazen

Jeffrey

word to the mutha

thickpaper

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Floating_Abu

genkaku wrote: »

Attention, responsibility and, when necessary, chocolate.

Adam you didn"t respond to my last two questions so how about this one: consent? Does willingness plaz a part here, gen?

Mountains

Dang, no power tools? But I like the chocolate idea

genkaku

Floating_Abu wrote: »

Adam you didn"t respond to my last two questions so how about this one: consent? Does willingness plaz a part here, gen?

Can you consent without paying attention?

Floating_Abu

Thanks Adam.

Floating_Abu

genkaku wrote: »

Can you consent without paying attention?

If you pay attention, can you still not consent? _/\_

upalabhava

The Doctor Donna wrote: »

If you had to choose the Three most Important Tools of the Dharma Teachings that you use on a regular basis what would they be?

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Talisman

Refuge, Precepts, Meditation

johnathan

Mindfulness, Letting go, Loving-Kindness