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THREE MINUTES BREATHING EXERCISE
This short and powerful breathing exercise will help you quiet your mind and align to the frequency of Source. It raises your vibration instantly and brings ...
The Illusion of Reality ~ Consciousness & Quantum Theory
"All matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. We are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is a dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves."
~ Bill…
Mooji - There's Just Nothing
Satsang with Mooji, 18th September 2011, session 1 in London: "Remembering and forgetting are concepts appearing in the mind."
Does Good and Evil Exist -- By Sadhguru
2012 May program registration: http://www.ishafoundation.org/Toronto Email: toronto@ishafoundation.org Phone: 416 300 3010 | 647 857 ISHA…
Discussion Forum
Buddha: Knowing One's Nature 1 Reply
I am of the nature to grow old. There is no way to escape growing old.I am of the nature to have ill-health.There is no way to escapehaving ill-health. I am of the nature to die.There is no way to escape death.All that is dear to me and everyone I loveare of the nature to change.There is no way to escape being separated from them.My actions are my only true belongings.I cannot escape the consequences of my actions.My actions are the ground on which I stand.buddha…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell. Last reply by Juta Semmel Oct 30, 2009.
Determining Association 1 Reply
Commentary on the Dhammapada–by Swami Nirmalananda GiriOver and over in the teachings of Buddha we find that he is giving us only that which can be applied in our daily lives in order to fit ourselves for freedom from all that bind us. Never does he waste a single moment of our time with metaphysics that, by their abstract nature, have no practical use. Again and again we see from his words that Dharma is a matter of…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell. Last reply by VeronicaV Oct 20, 2009.
Mind is All 1 Reply
Commentary on the Dhammapada–by Swami Nirmalananda GiriHistory of the DhammapadaThe Dhammapada is not a transcription of a single talk by Gautama the Buddha. Rather, it is a collection of his words on the most important subjects for those seeking Nirvana. It was compiled only three months after his passing away by his enlightened disciples (arhats), who gave it the name Dhammapada, which means "Portions of the…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell. Last reply by Eric Allen Bell Oct 10, 2009.
Evil
Commentary on the Dhammapada–by Swami Nirmalananda GiriWhen the mind delights in evilThese next thirteen verses are entitled “Evil” in the Dhammapada text. It is as important to know how to deal with evil as to cultivate the good, as Buddha reveals to us. First he is going to speak of laxity as personal evil, as the path downward away from the light.“Be urgent in good; hold your thoughts off evil. When one is slack in…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell Oct 10, 2009.
The Treasure of the Gods
Commentary on the Dhammapada–by Swami Nirmalananda GiriHe the gods hold dear“When a man’s senses have come to peace, like horses well broken by the trainer, when he is rid of conceit and without inflowing thoughts–even devas envy such a well set man” (Dhammapada 94). Narada Thera renders it better: “He whose senses are subdued, like steeds well-trained by a charioteer, he whose pride is destroyed and is free from the…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell Oct 10, 2009.
The Swans
Commentary on the Dhammapada–by Swami Nirmalananda GiriIn India from time immemorial swans have been symbols of the liberated spirits. They fly easily through the boundless sky, and upon earth they can extract milk from a mixture of milk and water. They do this by means of an acid in their mouths which they expel into the water. The acid makes the milk coagulate, and the swans eat the solidified milk, leaving the water…Continue
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Started by Eric Allen Bell Oct 10, 2009.
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