Release leads one to experience emptiness. Buddha Shakyamuni, Patanjali, and Zoroaster each taught about the natural state of existence and of Awareness. Each approached it in his particular way, yet each spoke or wrote of the essential condition or nature of all in existence and of Awareness itself. Meditation practice leads everyone to the same … More 5c: Release and Emptiness
Children live from natural awareness. Every moment is inquisitive, wonder-full, and new. The textures are fresh, sounds are interesting, words are gaining meaning. Children live the already-present awareness of Presence, and adults can too. Doing so is called meditation. True meditation has one goal: Presence. The word Presence signifies a combination of qualities: Aware, freed, … More 5b: Like a child
Like wetness and water, countless things are inseparable. And, among the many “things” and “states of being” that Samantabhadra and Samantabhadri represent, they-as-ONE represent inseparability itself. What is inseparability? Well, again, consider wetness and water. Consider sunlight and brightness. Consider emotions and the sense of self. These are inseparable. We can speak about or experience … More Samantabhadra/dri: Inseparable