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Thank you Shokai
May we, together with all buddhas;
Actualize the Diligence Paramita
That we may be a light unto all beings
3 Xs
Tai Shi/ sat/ lah/ Gassho
Thank you for responding to this Gate. Diligence being one of the six Bodhisattva Wisdoms. The full set, all equally as important, are as follows: The Six Paramitas:
Dana Paramita: generosity, giving of oneself, giving time and support where needed, when needed, with no thought of return.
Sila Paramita: virtuous, moral behaviour. Doing what is right, at the right time. Keeping disciplined and on the right path.
Ksanti Paramita: patience, tolerance for people, situations and experiences outside our comfort. Acceptance and forbearance.
Virya Paramita: energy, strength and diligence to stay on the path, even when it becomes difficult and uncomfortable.
Dhyana Paramita: concentration and self reflection. Contemplation on things outside our immediate understanding.
Prajna Paramita: wisdom, understanding, letting go of logic and embracing the void.
May we, together with all buddhas;
Actualize the Diligence Paramita
That we may be a light unto all beings
3 Xs
Tai Shi/ sat/ lah/ Gassho
Thank you for responding to this Gate. Diligence being one of the six Bodhisattva Wisdoms. The full set, all equally as important, are as follows:
The Six Paramitas:
Dana Paramita: generosity, giving of oneself, giving time and support where needed, when needed, with no thought of return.
Sila Paramita: virtuous, moral behaviour. Doing what is right, at the right time. Keeping disciplined and on the right path.
Ksanti Paramita: patience, tolerance for people, situations and experiences outside our comfort. Acceptance and forbearance.
Virya Paramita: energy, strength and diligence to stay on the path, even when it becomes difficult and uncomfortable.
Dhyana Paramita: concentration and self reflection. Contemplation on things outside our immediate understanding.
Prajna Paramita: wisdom, understanding, letting go of logic and embracing the void.
Deep Bows in gassho, Shokai ��������