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Practicing Path or Playing Pastime

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! Suddenly summer heat shifted to autumn chill, and soon we’ll have deadly winter with or without the harvest true life goal. When wintry wind blows our dew-like life, we don’t know on which grass it will fall. … Continue reading →

Posted in Buddhism, Civilization, Culture, Ecology, Global ethic, Global problems, Philosophy, Religion, System, Voluntary simplicity, Zen | Tagged awakened way, birth and death, dew-like life, extinguishing the fire catching our hair, life goal, no passing time slumbering or sidetracking, path of purity, path to nirvana and awakening, peace and prognosis, penetrating pure peace/prognosis, practice makes perfect, step by step, ups and downs | Leave a comment

Unconditioned Peace (nirvana) = Ultimate Pleasure (gokuraku)

Posted on July 10, 2011 by Rosan Daido

Good morning! When we get up early and get into a garden or a field, we can enjoy a lot of flowers, grass, and trees glittering in the morning sun. As we cultivate the land and plant seeds and seedlings, … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Religion, Uncategorized, Zen | Tagged ambrosia, amrita, beyond birth and death, cultivation, dew-like life, fruition, gain and loss, gokuraku, immortality, nirvana, pain and pleasure, planting, sukhavati, unconditioned peace, unsurpassed awakeningultimate comfort/pleasure | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: dew-like life

Practicing Path or Playing Pastime

Unconditioned Peace (nirvana) = Ultimate Pleasure (gokuraku)

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