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Practicing Perfections

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! The full moon is reflected on the floor. The full moon represents the Buddha mind. All over the world zen practitioners are in the Rohatsu sesshin, where the Buddha was awakened. The Buddha mind, like the full … Continue reading →

Posted in Zen | Tagged all things are substanceless or empty of self-substance, and delusion, and equanimity or throwing away (self), and prognosis, and sameness (with others), and unsurpassed awakening, awakening mind, beneficial actions, bodhi-mind, Brahman’s abode, Buddha’s nirvana, compassion, concentration, four embracing matters of giving, four immeasurables or Brahma-vihâra, full moon, Great Vehicle, How to Live, joy, Kazuo Inamori, Kyoto Prize, loving words, Mâha-yâna, of friendship, of giving, patience, perfections, precepts, Rohatsu sesshin (臘八摂心：Dec. 8 sesshin)), shunya, six pâramitâs, striving, thirst, three poisons of anger, unconditioned peace | Leave a comment

Narnia and Nirvana

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! It’s become pretty chilly after the equinox, hasn’t it? We say, “Heat and chill up until the equinox.” Before and after the equinox the weather and the length of the day change, but at the equinox day … Continue reading →

Posted in Nirvana (windless: asankhata | Tagged action, also a book name), amrita (ambrosia, and unsurpassed awakening, Dharma dhâtu (realm, DragonPalace(Ryûgû: 竜宮), four holy truths/eightfold holy way, holy harmony/happiness, immortality, Jataka (Buddha’s Births), karma, lit. root), Narnia, nirvana, no gate barrier (mumonkan: 無門関, path cycle of aspiration, samsara, samsara (transmigration, triple learning/treasures, triple poisons/steps/ways, unconditioned peace, unconditioned peace/unsurpassed awakening, Urashima Taro (浦島太郎: Shore-isle Joe) | Leave a comment

Equanimity in Dharma

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Rosan Daido

Good evening! We are at the beginning of the equinox, called higan (彼岸: the yonder shore), which means nirvana, unconditioned peace, beyond all vicissitude and ups and downs, topsy-turvy turmoil and turbidity. Like the equinox with equal day … Continue reading →

Posted in Nirvana (windless: asankhata | Tagged and unsurpassed awakening, calmness and clarity, equinox: equanimity, higan (彼岸: the yonder shore), unconditioned peace, which means nirvana | Leave a comment

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