Equanimity is ultimately the great pool in which nothing is as important as we think. The great pool,The great ocean,The vast mind,The one mind ©FJ
Equanimity is ultimately the great pool in which nothing is as important as we think. The great pool,The great ocean,The vast mind,The one mind ©FJ
Seeing the suffering of men as God sees men suffer. Standing at the center and seeing that on the periphery, indeed, everything is suffering, That
As long as the traumatized person hasn’t reconnected the traumatic parts of their story,As long as they haven’t reconnected with the traumatic parts, by revisiting
What we call ‘non-attachment’ on the one hand,we call ‘absolute trust in divine providence’ on the other. What we call a ‘quest for the end
What the Buddha means by « suffering »: destruction, narrowing down of the fields of consciousness,What Christ means by suffering: purification, new irrigation of dried-up fields of
Heard this morning while being…normally distracted.These words like a line sent to me, hooked me out of the ignorance pool.May they hook you out as well.
To engage in conflict, it is necessary to live at the edge of one’s mind.He who has withdrawn, set back from the edge of the
The practice of silent sitting allows us to realize the cognitive, psychological dimension of suffering.Cognitive, as a local, physiological process,Psychological, as stagnant energy. The posture
Thought is sometimes so dense, so compact, that one cannot squeeze the wedge of consciousness into it. Paradox: when we realize the density, the unbreathability
Two pitfalls that should be avoided : -Those who always want to explain everything-Those who believe we should never try to explain anything The former turn
And in all these difficult moments, beyond all these conflicts, you will always be able to offer others your serenity, presenting them the mirror of
I have long believed that aging was suffering, an incessant sequence of slaps in the face from life.I have long believed that those who let
« When I heard their outcry and these charges, I was very angry. 7 I pondered them in my mind and then accused the nobles and officials. I
It takes a lot of courage to leave your loop, Jump out of the wheel, Even the loop of suffering become s comfortable. This is
All lessons,The finest resonances of our deep being,stand there, In this sitting body,Which pulls and cracks,In this body often reluctant to sitting. Sometimes you see