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  • Who?
    • About Bodhi&Bass
    • Lineage
  • Practice ://: Resources
    • Buddhist Training
    • Practicing Buddhism
    • Chan Practice
      • Hua T’ou Chan – Self Inquiry Meditation
      • Pure Land Chan – Recitation Meditation
      • Guan Yin Chan – Listening Meditation
    • Library
    • The Blog
  • The Podcast
    • Free 7 Stage Course! Introduction to Buddhism
    • Face2Face with Bodhi&Bass
    • Dharma Lessons
    • Buddhist Bits
  • SIT! (Stay In Touch)

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by Mark ShenYun Gilenson January 18, 2019 Number of comments0
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So this being a Buddhist IG with positive and useful messages on it, here’s a pretty picture I took and Happy New Year.
Bodhidharma sat facing the wall. The Second Ancestor stood in the snow.
May we define ourselves as our egos, our conscious sense of "I" or "me" or "mine"? What happens when we sleep? Do we cease to exist? What happens when our attention is completely focused on a problem or a drama or on some beautiful music?
If you stop generating delusive ideas and the illusion of personal possession, then you will realize that all the myriad phenomena are nothing other than manifestations of your own mind. The awakened sages only preach with extensive and verbal teachings because the mental tendencies of sentient beings differ, and require a variety of responses. In actuality, the (present) mind is the basic subject of all the myriad teachings and philosophies.
Buddhist Yom Kippur
Great Compassion Dharani of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva:
To enter by practice refers to four all-inclusive practices: Accepting Adversity, adapting to conditions, seeking nothing, and practicing the Dharma.
‏To enter by practice refers to four all-inclusive practices: accepting adversity, adapting to conditions, seeking nothing, and practicing the Dharma.

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