joined on 01/30/07
last updated 09/18/07
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ive been here ,
time and time again,
this steady place,
where all can be seen,
drip by drip,
breath by breath,
this compassionate eye,
no begining,
no ending
in the begining
in the ending
Sat, August 18, 2007 - 2:30 PM
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i walk with no stance
my face has no past,
no present and no future
i am faceless
beam of light
concentrated in darkness
focused in light
the shine of water,
strength,
no meaning
mountain stone carved
sand strengthend
understanding
Sat, August 18, 2007 - 2:27 PM
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leaf turns... enlightenment...
leafs fall slowly, rustling, nestling...
birds sing...wind and trees breath...
echoes, just echoes, ripples of water through
time... birds sing...
body, mind, spirit...
fueld and destroyed by change...
cause and effect...
Sat, July 28, 2007 - 11:25 PM
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japanes zen koan
A monk once asked master Chao-chou, "Does a dog have Buddha-nature or not?"
Chao-chou said, "Mu"
At first the answer to the query posed by the monk seems obvious. A central tenet of Buddhist thought is the belief that all sentient beings have Buddha-nature, so to that extent that a dog is sentient, a dog has Buddha-nature. That this answer is so obvious suggest that this is not the response the monk is looking for: The question is not to be interpreted lit...
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shutting out all external objects; fixing the gaze of his eyes between his brows;equalizing the outward and inward breaths moving in his nostrils; controling his senses, mind, and understanding;being ever bent on liberation;ridding himself of desire, fear, and anger-such a man of contemplation is indeed always free. "gita'
Wed, March 14, 2007 - 11:19 PM
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let him withdraw the fickle and unquiet mind from whatever causes it to wander away, and restore it to the control of the self
after meditation
(blog entry)
ive been here ,
time and time again,
this steady place,
where all can be seen,
drip by drip,
breath by breath,
this compassionate eye,
no begining,
no ending
in the begining
in the ending
after meditaion
(blog entry)
i walk with no stance
my face has no past,
no present and no future
i am faceless
beam of light
concentrated in darkness
focused in light
the shine of water,
strength,
no meaning
mountain stone carved
sand strengthend
understandi...
read more
Namo Avalokitishvara
(blog entry)
leaf turns... enlightenment...
leafs fall slowly, rustling, nestling...
birds sing...wind and trees breath...
echoes, just echoes, ripples of water through
time... birds sing...
body, mind, spirit...
fueld and destroyed by change...
caus...
read more
zen
(blog entry)
japanes zen koan
A monk once asked master Chao-chou, "Does a dog have Buddha-nature or not?"
Chao-chou said, "Mu"
At first the answer to the query posed by the monk seems obvious. A central tenet of Buddhist thought is the beli...
read more
the way
(blog entry)
shutting out all external objects; fixing the gaze of his eyes between his brows;equalizing the outward and inward breaths moving in his nostrils; controling his senses, mind, and understanding;being ever bent on liberation;ridding himself of desi...
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about me
for him who is temperate in his food and recreation, temperate in his exertion at work, temperate in sleep and waking, 'yoga* puts an end to all sorrows. ""gita
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