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  1. #221

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    If the eye is unobstructed
    the result is sight
    if the ear is unobstructed
    the result is hearing
    if the nose is unobstructed
    the result is a sense of smell
    if the mouth is unobstructed
    the result is a sense of taste
    if the mind is unobstructed
    the result is wisdom

    Wisdom occurs when you drop barriers you have erected through your concepts & conditionings

  2. #222

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    Quote Originally Posted by flying fish View Post
    If the eye is unobstructed
    the result is sight
    if the ear is unobstructed
    the result is hearing
    if the nose is unobstructed
    the result is a sense of smell
    if the mouth is unobstructed
    the result is a sense of taste
    if the mind is unobstructed
    the result is wisdom

    Wisdom occurs when you drop barriers you have erected through your concepts & conditionings
    i like it, Brother.

  3. #223

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    Abiding priniple in man?

    PARINIRVANA SUTRA KUAN XXXIX-

    Says Buddha, "you have to get rid entirely of all the subjects of impermanence composing the body that your body should become permanent.
    The permanent never merges w/ the impermenent although the TWO ARE ONE.
    But it is only when all outward appearances are gone that there is left that one principle of life w/c exists independently of all external phenomena.
    It is the fire that burns in the eternal light, when the fuel is expended & the flame is extinguished;
    for that fire is neither in the flame nor in the fuel, nor yet inside either of the two but above beneath & everywhere.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flying fish View Post
    Abiding priniple in man?

    PARINIRVANA SUTRA KUAN XXXIX-

    Says Buddha, "you have to get rid entirely of all the subjects of impermanence composing the body that your body should become permanent.
    The permanent never merges w/ the impermenent although the TWO ARE ONE.
    But it is only when all outward appearances are gone that there is left that one principle of life w/c exists independently of all external phenomena.
    It is the fire that burns in the eternal light, when the fuel is expended & the flame is extinguished;
    for that fire is neither in the flame nor in the fuel, nor yet inside either of the two but above beneath & everywhere.
    a permanence that doesn't merge with impernance but the are one. sounds like a divine paradox, mr.fish.

  5. #225

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    The stages of the Noble Path are:
    Right Behavior,
    Right Speech,
    Right Concentration,
    Right Effort,
    Right Livelihood,
    Right Action,
    Right Mindfulness,
    Right Thought.
    — Buddha

  6. #226

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    Buddhism does not accept a theory of God, or a creator. According to Buddhism, one's own actions are the creator, ultimately. Some people say that, from a certain angle, Buddhism is not a religion but rather a science of mind.

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    click this link

    Dhammapada

  8. #228

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    CONCEPT OF GOD & SIN

    According to buddhism, the belief in the forgiveness of sins by a supernatural being is not justifiable,
    the effects of certain evil deeds that we have committed can only be overcome by increasing our meritorious deeds & maintaining healthy, pure minds.
    This cannot be done merely praying to anybody.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flying fish View Post
    CONCEPT OF GOD & SIN

    According to buddhism, the belief in the forgiveness of sins by a supernatural being is not justifiable,
    the effects of certain evil deeds that we have committed can only be overcome by increasing our meritorious deeds & maintaining healthy, pure minds.
    This cannot be done merely praying to anybody.
    Aren't praying and meditating have the same effect bishop? It calms the MIND!

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    Confience & a Religious life

    Buddhism teaches that a truly religious life is one based on moral discipline & mental training & not through mere faith or praying to external powers.
    A religious man is one who contributes to the PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE among beings & practises, GOODWILL, COMPASSION, HARMONY & UNDERSTANDING.
    The duty of religion is to train the HUMAN MIND to achieve this end & to guide humanity towards spiritual development, a noble attainment sadly lacking humankind today.
    Last edited by flying fish; 04-24-2009 at 12:59 PM.

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