SIT-A-LONG with JUNDO: ENGAGED PATIENCE

[Jundo]

We continue a series of talks on the Buddhist "Paramitas" (Virtues) which aid in our engaged and charitable work in the world. Today ... PATIENCE ...

We can be diligent and energetic in our efforts, seeking a good outcome ... yet not be attached to the desired outcome.

We can do what can be done, trying for good results ... yet filled with patience at the slow progress.

We can try for success ... yet also know equanimity with regard to success or failure.

It is really very simple, and something that can be applied throughout our lives.



Treeleaf's ENGAGED & CHARITABLE PROJECTS CENTER can be found here, and we hope you will join in our group projects as an aspect of your Practice. This too is Zazen ...

ENGAGED CENTER LINK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYwteB-1tCQ

Listen Through our Treeleaf Audio Podcast HERE:
http://treeleaf.podbean.com/e/may-20...aged-patience/

[Mp]

Thank you Jundo ... always a good reminder. =)

Gassho
Shingen

s@today

[Kotei]

Thank you.
Kotei just sat with this.

[Washin]

Gassho
Washin
sat today

[Kyonin]

Thank you Jundo.

This talk comes in the right time for me.

Gassho,

Kyonin
#SatToday

[Onkai]

Thank you, Jundo. It was an encouraging talk.

Gassho,
Onkai
SatToday

[Tai Shi]

Jundo--my teacher--

As you have taught me, today I'm thinking of patience instead of hard times, and patience with others for whom I work with in my Volunteer work--patience to come out of myself--thank you!

Tai Shi
or by any other name
sat this morning
Gassho

[Matt]

"...working for the outcome, yet not being attached to the outcome."

Thank you, Jundo, as always for your insightful teaching.


Matt
#SatToday

[Kyotai]

Thank you

Gassho, Kyotai
ST

[Seido]

Thank you Jundo.

Gassho,
Seidō
SatToday

[Gokai]

Thank you very much Jundo.

Gassho, David

Sattoday

[Chikyou]

Wonderful. This is a hard thing to actually put into practice, and so important to remember.

Gassho,
SatLah
Kelly