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The Myths and Legends of the Ancient World

29/12/2018

 
We let go and let go until the emptiness shines...

Form and Space

29/12/2018

 
Form is defined by space...

The Unborn and Undying

19/11/2018

 
As the pendulum swings, gradually the main spring of existence winds down, cools down. The pendulum swings all the more subtly and falls towards the middle. The middle of what is unborn and which never dies.

A Field of Awareness

19/11/2018

 
Through using the body to open up a field of awareness that connects us with the world, we discover a way of seeing not just the objects within our minds but the nature of the mind itself as the space in which all objects of mind arise and cease.

Life of our Life

14/10/2018

 
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The Transcendent and Creation

14/10/2018

 
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Body as not-self

10/9/2018

 
“Is it really necessary for liberation to see the body as unattractive?” The answer is that it isn’t, what is necessary strictly speaking is to see the body as not-self (or anattā), however many times it is necessary to see its unattractive aspect (asubha) at least momentarily for this to happen. The reason for this is that attraction leads to identification.

Body in the Mind

3/9/2018

 
The struggle of nature to find stability, coherence between its truth and it substance, is played out in the relationship between the mind and the body. This is the most intimate relationship of material form and the meaning within our experience. Having a body compels us to find a solution to the mind-body problem. The solution is that the body is in the mind, not the mind in the body.

Brothers & Sisters

27/8/2018

 
Through mindfulness of the body we become brothers an sister in old age, sickness and death. We find a natural source of morality. Our morality becomes a natural response, free of inner conflict. There is compassion without desire.

Every body dies

20/8/2018

 
What you ultimately need to be looking for is a mind that can remain healthy even when the body gets sic.
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