Buddha-Basics (Part II) — Noble Truths

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  • Jika
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    • Jun 2014
    • 1337

    #16
    治 Ji
    花 Ka

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    • AdamH
      Member
      • Jun 2015
      • 5

      #17
      Originally posted by Jundo
      Hi Eric,

      Of course, a major aspect of our Practice is then figuring out how to live this life fitting that all together at once, as one!

      It is like my friend who was sick ... she accepted fully the disease, even the possibility of her own upcoming death ...

      ... even as part of her was (naturally) afraid, uncomfortable, and taking her medicine aiming for a cure each day.

      All at once.
      Thank you!

      Gassho
      Gassho,
      Adam
      Sat today

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      • Gokai
        Member
        • Feb 2016
        • 209

        #18
        Thank you Jundo. This is a very clear and direct presentation.
        Gassho
        David

        Sattoday
        David Cravidão Lopes Pereira

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        • Jakuden
          Member
          • Jun 2015
          • 6141

          #19
          It's great how these talks pop up and always seem to be right when needed. Thanks David!

          Sometimes I wish our brains were hardwired with a little more natural tendency to be content and accept what is, rather than having to be trained continually to stop grasping. But then, that's even more wishing and non-accepting.

          Gassho,
          Jakuden
          SatToday

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          • vipin
            Member
            • Mar 2016
            • 6

            #20
            I am having a difficult time being in the present moment( as reminded by Aelric)...causes frustration....thanks for the insights.

            Gassho

            Vipin

            Sat2day

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            • Kyotai

              #21
              Originally posted by vipin
              I am having a difficult time being in the present moment( as reminded by Aelric)...causes frustration....thanks for the insights.

              Gassho

              Vipin

              Sat2day
              You too?? Good to know I'm not alone on that. I'll keep sitting if you do

              Gassho, Kyotai
              ST

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              • Myosha
                Member
                • Mar 2013
                • 2974

                #22
                Originally posted by Jakuden
                It's great how these talks pop up and always seem to be right when needed. Thanks David!

                Sometimes I wish our brains were hardwired with a little more natural tendency to be content and accept what is, rather than having to be trained continually to stop grasping. But then, that's even more wishing and non-accepting.

                Gassho,
                Jakuden
                SatToday
                Hello,

                Apparently, as the brain is the most complex *blah, blah, blah* it forgets nothing (mostly).

                The present is holding the newborn.

                It's eternal.

                It's happening now.

                It's always.


                Gassho
                Myosha sat today
                Last edited by Myosha; 04-02-2016, 02:47 PM.
                "Recognize suffering, remove suffering." - Shakyamuni Buddha when asked, "Uhm . . .what?"

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                • jmiller
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                  • Mar 2017
                  • 18

                  #23
                  Thank you for the teaching Jundo.

                  John
                  Sat Today

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                  • Budo-Dan
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                    • Jun 2017
                    • 28

                    #24
                    I guess I never really understood just how hard I have been fighting the world...and life in general. I have a lot of work to do. Thank you!
                    Dan
                    Sat today!

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                    • Eva
                      Member
                      • May 2017
                      • 200

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Jundo
                      What you say is so, Nigel. There are absolutely no absolutes in this world, and we are just present in this moment as it is. Were there no "you" to pick and choose, one could not live in this relative world.

                      And yet ... there is the Absolute, Buddha, Big Mind (names do not matter here) whereby there is Absolutely no "you" "no world", no present or future, no black vs. white, and just the lovely Mix, the blowing of a Great Wind. No conflict in Suchness even in need of accepting.

                      By the Noble Path, one may come to realize that there is no contradiction there. And in such way, we Bodhisattvas live Wholeheartedly Wholeness in each and every Momentless Moment for the benefit of all.

                      Gassho, J
                      Thank You Jundo .

                      Gassho,
                      eva
                      isattoday and also LAH

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                      • Timchenko_Oleg
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                        • Oct 2017
                        • 56

                        #26
                        [Gassholook]

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                        • Teiro
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                          • Jan 2018
                          • 113

                          #27


                          Teiro

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                          Teiro

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                          • Tomás ESP
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                            • Aug 2020
                            • 575

                            #28
                            My mother is currently facing a severe illness. This is very inspiring and helpful. Thank you so much Jundo.

                            Gassho,
                            Sat

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                            • Jundo
                              Treeleaf Founder and Priest
                              • Apr 2006
                              • 40396

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Tomás Sard
                              My mother is currently facing a severe illness. This is very inspiring and helpful. Thank you so much Jundo.

                              Gassho,
                              Sat
                              We will dedicate Zazen and Metta to your mom, Tomas.

                              Gassho, Jundo

                              ST+Lah
                              ALL OF LIFE IS OUR TEMPLE

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                              • nknibbs
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                                • Aug 2020
                                • 43

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Tomás Sard
                                My mother is currently facing a severe illness. This is very inspiring and helpful. Thank you so much Jundo.

                                Gassho,
                                Sat
                                Espero que se ponga bien pronto—

                                Metta to you and your family and Gassho,
                                Nick

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