To explain experience we take refuge to comparisons or examples. Whoever dares to deal with Prajnaparamita has to travel a road of insight which spirals until one realizes that there never was a road to travel. The most-used symbol for Prajnaparamita is a female Buddha-aspect, known as Highest Wisdom. To
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set your pictures free
Whilst gazing at the wall, don’t cling to your thoughts. They’re not worth being held captive. Set them free, let them go. The only way to control cattle, is to give it a vast pasture…
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The moment your backside hits the cushion, lock your gaze on the wall in front. Give your awareness a place to rest. The only safety you’ll find, a stable mind. Enjoy every second of practice!
read moreempty boat
Don’t expect mysterious sensations during Zazen. It’s just our boat to cross the river of streaming impressions. Once we reached the shore, the river flows on, but we’re on safe ground, rooted in our experience of “it”. Just sit.
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Every time we sit, we watch our stillness, our posture, our resting at one place. That’s the core of our practice. Don’t worry about thoughts, just watch your precious stillness. ………………………….
read morejust open up!
Through education, media and society, we are surrounded by theoretical concepts… while sitting Zazen, we don’t touch them, there is no dust to remove. Just open up to space, which we are a part of, empty and limitless, and EVERYTHING is RIGHT HERE.
read morerest assured….
Dear Dharma-friends! Watch these collages and feel the impact on your heart. In the jungle of thoughts – the closeness of treasures is easily missed – but rest assured – fundamental oneness is the law of Emptiness.
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