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“The first thing you find when you take up meditation is that you are face to face with your own insanity. ... People leave meditation practice because they are unable to bear the pain and the insult.”
― David Radin, A Temporary Affair: Talks on Awakening and Zen
tags: buddhism, meditation, spirituality, zen, zen-buddhism
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“Whether you are CEO of a corporation or a garbage collector, whether you are an opera singer or a dishwasher, you are united because you can look inside and see yourself. You do not see people different from you, you start seeing that people are your true self appearing. If you cannot handle people right away, because many people are not living in that world, then try a poodle if you want to see what it looks like for the light to look back at you with open eyes.”
― David Radin, A Temporary Affair: Talks on Awakening and Zen
tags: community, nonduality, oneness, spirituality, the-light, unity, zen, zen-buddhism
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“Very simple, this Zen stuff: if you want to have a pleasant inner state, you should cultivate a pleasant inner state.”
― David Radin, A Temporary Affair: Talks on Awakening and Zen
tags: buddhism, inner-peace, meditation, mindfulness, peace, philosophy, psychology, spirituality, zen, zen-buddhism
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