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Re: Experiences of enlightenment -share
(Quote) Grounding that @Kerome mentions. The constrained thinking has been shaken up BUT not all directions of being are safe/skilful or useful to you, others or society. Loving kindness meditation i… (View Post)
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Re: Experiences of enlightenment -share
(Quote) First of all your experience is genuine. Real. There is a lot of next. You can do good, bad or middle way. You can serve and benefit others. BUT you have to do this without becoming a guru. T… (View Post)3 -
Re: Heart Sutra is Forum.
(Quote) One short version http://webspace.ship.edu/cgboer/heartsutra.html Meanwhile ... with no spellchecker but spell checkered ... All the Buddhas, past, present, and future, rely on the Perfection… (View Post)1 -
Good pain
Tsk, tsk did you think this was about sexual diversion? No pain, no gain (Jane Fonda) In the yogic path, very different to soft taoism mmm ..., we come across good and bad pain. For example bad pain … (View Post)
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Re: ...and then there was One
(Quote) Wot? You come back from the dead and have no answers for us? O.o Bliss and euphoria is part of dukkha. Strange but true. https://resources.soundstrue.com/blog/life-awakening-adyashanti/ @how … (View Post)1