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"Never mind what I have been taught. Forget about theories and prejudgments and stereotypes. I want to understand the true nature of life. I want to know what this experience of being alive really is. I want to apprehend the true and deepest qualities of life, and I don't want to accept somebody else's explanation. I want to see it for myself."
Dec 31, 2019 05:27AM
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Buddhism in a nutshell: "all conditioned things are inherently transitory, every worldly thing is, in the end, unsatisfying and there are no entities that are unchanging or permanent, only processes"
Jan 26, 2020 05:42AM
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Addressing Doubt: "Don't get stuck in this trap. It's just an other hinderance. Another of the mind's little smoke screens to keep you from doing the most terrible thing in the world: actually becoming aware of what is happening."
Jan 24, 2020 12:18AM
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"I am about to tread the very same path that has been walked by the Buddha and his great and holy disciples. An indolent person can not follow that path. May my energy prevail. May I succeed."
Jan 15, 2020 09:03PM
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"Suffering is a big term in Buddhist thought. It is a key term and should be thoroughly understood. The Pali word is 'dukkha', and it does just mean the agony of the body. It means the deep, subtle, sense of unsatisfactoriness which is a part of every mind moment... the essence of life is suffering, said the Buddha."
Dec 30, 2019 05:52PM
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