Faith in Mind
This contemplative practice of Faith in Mind begins on May 15th and ends on June 15th.
Contributors
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Faith in Mind
This blog continues with the study of Faith in Mind and is linked to the www.thetenperfections.blogspot.com page. The study of the Ten Perfections ties to the study of equanimity.
Please continue or jump right in with the study of the following text.
Attaining the Way is not difficult, just avoid picking and choosing.
If you have neither aversion nor desire, you'll thoroughly understand.
A hair's breath difference is the gap between heaven and earth.
If you want it to come forth, let there be no positive and negative, for such comparisons are a sickness of the mind.
Without knowing the Great Mystery, quiet practice is useless.
The great perfection is the same as vast space, lacking nothing, nothing extra.
Due to picking up and discarding, you will not know it.
Don't chase the conditioned nor abide in forbearing emptiness.
In singular equanimity the self is extinguished.
Please continue or jump right in with the study of the following text.
Attaining the Way is not difficult, just avoid picking and choosing.
If you have neither aversion nor desire, you'll thoroughly understand.
A hair's breath difference is the gap between heaven and earth.
If you want it to come forth, let there be no positive and negative, for such comparisons are a sickness of the mind.
Without knowing the Great Mystery, quiet practice is useless.
The great perfection is the same as vast space, lacking nothing, nothing extra.
Due to picking up and discarding, you will not know it.
Don't chase the conditioned nor abide in forbearing emptiness.
In singular equanimity the self is extinguished.
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
The Way...perfect...lacking nothing, nothing extra
This teaching is saying this over and over again. Do you see it?
A new audio is up....The Way It Is.....
A new audio is up....The Way It Is.....
Friday, July 28, 2006
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Personal Profiles
Personal Profiles
I have been out of touch with technology for awhile but I continue to letr the Chant enter more deeply every day. I get frustrated by the slowness of the process.
George
I have been out of touch with technology for awhile but I continue to letr the Chant enter more deeply every day. I get frustrated by the slowness of the process.
George

