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As in Zen Buddhism

I’ve tried just looking up from where I am to see what’s going on, but rarely do I find inspiration

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Which of the two philosophies do you prefer?

Myself, I find Taoism more enlightening.

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I have a part-time job that I don’t like very much thus I find “my self not wanting to go to work”.. I don’t feel happy or sad or [...] Continue Reading…

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Posted by James Shaheen in : Buddhism , Buddhist Teachings , Tibetan Buddhism , Tricycle , trackback From Teabaggers to television news shriekers to the average Jane and Joe on the street , Americans seem pretty testy lately.

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suffering (as impermanance) is the world however so is wonder, without attatchment,  the best of both worlds.

i was begining to lose faith in all this study and contemplation i mean what is the point (i was attatched and suffering) wonder has freed me from my imagination.

The world really is wonderfull.
my eyes are not me , my ears are not me , my nose,my tongue, my mind are not me,that which i see is not me that which i hear,smell, taste and think are not me, the elements water, fire, air, space, and consciousness are not me, i am not bound or restrained by any of these birth and death do not touch me, i smile because i have never been born and i will never die. Birth does not give me existance, Death does not take existance away.'

Sariputta

This has in a single large bang (no not enlightment) has explained to me more than i had understood. Hope it is usefull.
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So desires do not define emotions?

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Posted by James Shaheen in : Buddhism , Buddhist Teachings , Dalai Lama , Science , Tibetan Buddhism , Tricycle , trackback After all the discussion of science and Buddhism in my last post , I came across the Dalai Lama's appearance before an audience of more than 500 Korean Buddhists in Yokahama today, where he encouraged the study of not only ...

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A A pilgrim buys the fresh flowers for worshipping the Buddha and burning the incense during the annual Incense-burning Festival of Tibetan Buddhism, which falls on the 15th day of the 5th month in traditional Tibetan calendar, in front of the Jokhang Lamasery, at Lhasa, southwest China's Tibetan Autonomous Region, June 26, 2010.

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My Zen Temple part 3…

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Sometimes CT read some of you talked about "now."
What does "now" mean?  Can one live in "now"?
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A seeker asks Sadhguru about Zen Buddhism and if there are any similarities found in Isha Yoga. Sadhguru discusses some brief history with Zen and it’s methods. (SaO68)…

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