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BDG Feature: The Buddha and the Hidden Ledger: Breaking the Fetters of Craving and Clinging
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The methods for letting go of the cause of suffering provide an ongoing Path, the Fourth Truth. We focus on this process in formal meditation exercises, and also in daily life. ...
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One thing I love about being on The #Fedi is the many opportunities to find sympathetic joy with other folks.
In my flavor of #Buddhism, it's part of the dedication of merit that we say at the end of each meditation session.
One of the dedications is basically the four wishes of #Metta practice, kinda gussied up with more words. Here those are:
May you be safe.
May you be happy.
May you be healthy.
May you be at ease.
There are the basics, whittled down to about as few words as possible.
In the dedication we use, the one about sympathetic joy goes something like this:
"May all beings experience joy in the happiness of other beings."
There are so many fun opportunities to do that with pals and even with complete strangers here.
To me, it seems it's almost always accepted for what it is, rather than perceived as a societal sort of performance, jealousy, or even sarcasm.
I love it!
I can actually express joy and appreciation to folks for their stories, puns, discoveries, food, travels, books, photos, gardens, cats, dogs, bunnies, birds, bugs, you name it, and it's actually taken as joy and appreciation.
That helps spread joy and appreciation, and wow, does the world need more of that.
Even though both of those things are limitless, we tend to forget that and try to hoard them as if they are in short supply. (Consumer culture forces us to believe in the scarcity mindset, too.)
Thanks, everyone, for being so awesome.
It is said that the great Silla-era monk Wonhyo was traveling to Tang China to study there when he spent a night in a tomb. In the night he woke thirsty and drank water from a bowl. In the morning he realized the drink that had so refreshed him in the night was dirty water in a skull, which enlightened him to the truth that all things are created by the mind. This led him to give up on the idea of going to China for his studies. He continued his theological work back in Silla, where he popularized #Buddhism among the common folk.
✨ Rushing by like a torrent ✨
🪷 Timeless wisdom from the Buddha (Lalitavistara Sutra 13.79) 🪷
💛 What is changing right now? 💛
🔗 https://youtube.com/shorts/RnRVz7SQOR4
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BDG News: Buddhist Monks’ Walk for Peace in India Reaches Hyderabad
🔗 Read more: https://tinyurl.com/m87f67wu
#Buddhism #Buddha #Pilgrimage #Peace #BuddhistMonk #Theravada #Hyderabad #Padyatra
The Wisdom of Impermanence Podcast: Cultivating Aliveness with Kate Manser
🔗 Watch: https://youtu.be/mcJB9hE-udI
#Buddhism #Dharma #Dhamma #Podcast #Impermanence #Change #Equanimity #Wisdom #Spirituality #Mindfulness #Liberation #Acceptance
🪷 Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: The Buddha (Lalitavistara Sutra, 13.79) 🪷
🔗 Go deeper: buddhistdoor.net
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It is said that the great Silla-era monk Wonhyo was traveling to Tang China to study there when he spent a night in a tomb. In the night he woke thirsty and drank water from a bowl. In the morning he realized the drink that had so refreshed him in the night was dirty water in a skull, which enlightened him to the truth that all things are created by the mind. This led him to give up on the idea of going to China for his studies. He continued his theological work back in Silla, where he popularized #Buddhism among the common folk.
BDG News: Ngari Rinpoche, Youngest Brother of the Dalai Lama, Dies Aged 80
🔗 Read more: https://tinyurl.com/5n8uuvyp
#Buddhism #TibetanBuddhism #DalaiLama #Dharamsala #NgariRinpoche #Obituary #Drepung #Tibet #Lhasa #TendzinChoegyal
In the Parihāna Sutta, Sāriputta addressed the mendicants:
How did the Buddha define a person liable to decline?
It’s when...
#Buddhism #Theravada #Dhamma #PaliCanon #suttas #sutta #decline
✨ No need to search ✨
🪷 Immediate wisdom from Chan Master Xu Yun (c. 1840–1959) 🪷
If you stop seeking for a moment, what remains?
🔗 https://youtube.com/shorts/erRs6DLXfSU
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BDG Feature: The Meaning of the Name of Amitabha Buddha
🔗 Read more: https://tinyurl.com/4fuws82s
#Buddhism #Buddhist #Buddha #Amitabha #Amida #Mahayana #PureLand #ChineseBuddhism #Sutra #Rebirth #Faith #Amituofo #Spirituality
BDG on YouTube: The Amitabha Sutra: A Dharma Talk with Ven. Guan Cheng (Lecture 11)
🔗 Watch: https://youtu.be/XteVSjdTA1M
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🪷 Buddhistdoor Quote for Today: Chan Master Xu Yun (c. 1840–1959) 🪷
✨ On I searched ... into the mountains and along the river banks. But in every direction I went, I went in vain. Who would have suspected that it was right where I stood; That I needed only nod my head and my true Self would appear before me. — Chan Master Xu Yun (c. 1840–1959) ✨
🔗 Go deeper: buddhistdoor.net
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One thing I love about being on The #Fedi is the many opportunities to find sympathetic joy with other folks.
In my flavor of #Buddhism, it's part of the dedication of merit that we say at the end of each meditation session.
One of the dedications is basically the four wishes of #Metta practice, kinda gussied up with more words. Here those are:
May you be safe.
May you be happy.
May you be healthy.
May you be at ease.
There are the basics, whittled down to about as few words as possible.
In the dedication we use, the one about sympathetic joy goes something like this:
"May all beings experience joy in the happiness of other beings."
There are so many fun opportunities to do that with pals and even with complete strangers here.
To me, it seems it's almost always accepted for what it is, rather than perceived as a societal sort of performance, jealousy, or even sarcasm.
I love it!
I can actually express joy and appreciation to folks for their stories, puns, discoveries, food, travels, books, photos, gardens, cats, dogs, bunnies, birds, bugs, you name it, and it's actually taken as joy and appreciation.
That helps spread joy and appreciation, and wow, does the world need more of that.
Even though both of those things are limitless, we tend to forget that and try to hoard them as if they are in short supply. (Consumer culture forces us to believe in the scarcity mindset, too.)
Thanks, everyone, for being so awesome.
Words may be simply puffs of air from a mouth, but some phrases - "I love you!", "I hate and despise you!", for example - have the power...
To have faith/conviction is tantamount to having wealth. Virtue is like...
#Buddhism #Dhamma #BuddhistPractice #Theravada #BuddhistWisdom #Dharma
Vihāra is an experimental Buddhist monastery: a federated hub representing the activities of a Buddhist monastery in the Himalayan Vajrayāna/Mahāyāna lineages.
