1. Causation I: This form of “I“ is created by our consciousness’s unconscious actions. Our consciousness has the ability to initiate actions without full awareness, leading to what is termed the “Causation I.“ These actions accumulate, joining together to form what is known as “Karma I.“ Ultimately, our consciousness becomes entangled in the cycle of reincarnation
8 True Dao 1. **True Dharma:** Our thoughts influence our actions. Only by understanding the eternal truth of life can our spiritual karma appear. 2. **True Observation:** We can only become aware of the true Dharma through pure logic observing ability. 3. **True Speaking:** Speaking precisely with eternal wisdom can constantly awaken
Move the Qi and Realize the Wuji Kung Fu Move the Qi and realize the Wuji Kung Fu. When the Qi gathers, it disperses and then disappears. Move the Qi according to the Dharma and have a long life. Infinite heaven and earth. The vast Qi. The universe exhales. The soul is inaction. Compassion. Equality.
Why Worry? Wisdom can help us find a way free from worry. But worry cannot help us get away from worry. So why worry? Go enjoy observing wisdom! 😀🙏☸️💚💐 Breaking Down the Message: Why Worry? The gist of this post is straightforward: worrying gets you nowhere. It points out a
From Pure Name Buddha Vimalakirti: No 2 “Every drop of rain is different, but once it drops into the ocean, it becomes all the same. Final essence consciousness: we are the same. Our hearts, all life forms, and Buddha are all the same. The difference is that Buddha is aware of all life forms
How to Become Aware of Unlimited Wisdom Dharmas Without Thinking We cannot use ourselves to be aware of Dharma. It is challenging to use ‘I’ to learn ‘no I’. If we can’t even rid ourselves of our ‘I,‘ how can we become aware of the four eternal heart self-being? For example, fear is a
In Search of Lingqi 靈氣 : Life, Concentration, Meditation and Intuition Part One: Consciousness and Space Appear According to Buddhist teaching, our hearts create everything. It’s not our regular idea of a physical heart that pumps blood, nor our idea of wanting / desire / what we are looking for—heart. In Buddhist teaching, the
