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TOPIC: MASTERS, NON-MASTERS, STUDENT, NON STUDENTS AND DEMONS. |
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Posted on Dec.27.2007 @ 09:12AM EDT by stephen
Masters, non-masters, student, non students and demons.
Alan’s Web site is many things. All messages are equal in the eyes of the electrons. The HTML has no preferences. Words are empty vessels of noises we make to try and communicate. Compassion should be in the mind of the listener. We all would like to end all the suffering. The equation is complicated or very simple. MU
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Reply from Woodsman
Dec.27.2007
10:08AM EDT
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equations demand conditions of balance |
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Reply from Snibbler
Dec.27.2007
07:38PM EDT
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Roeyh! Demons listed last?? My master will be most displeased! |
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Reply from shayne
Dec.27.2007
10:06PM EDT
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yeah whats that deal stephen. haha. |
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Reply from stephen
Dec.28.2007
10:37AM EDT
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Letting the mind wander opens the house to "demons," that is, hallucinations and harm. Thus, Zen practitioners are taught that, while in meditation, "Encountering demons, kill the demons, encountering Buddhas, kill the Buddhas." Both demons and Buddhas are mind-made, Mind-Only.
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Reply from Lynnoh
Jan.02.2008
02:03AM EDT
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Quote: "
Letting the mind wander opens the house to "demons," that is, hallucinations and harm. Thus, Zen practitioners are taught that, while in meditation, "Encountering demons, kill the demons, encountering Buddhas, kill the Buddhas." Both demons and Buddhas are mind-made, Mind-Only.
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barely seen, came and went...how did you know? |
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Reply from ______
Jan.02.2008
01:16PM EDT
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He's bored, he won't answer, spare us his boredom. |
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Reply from stephen
Jan.02.2008
01:42PM EDT
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Quote: "He's bored, he won't answer, spare us his boredom. "
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Does Boredom Make You Anxious? |
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Reply from ______
Jan.03.2008
08:40AM EDT
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Ask chontri or, um, the other ones about your boredom and your anxiety and what they think it could mean. |
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Reply from Woodsman
Jan.03.2008
09:03AM EDT
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I like being bored here. |
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Reply from Woodsman
Jan.03.2008
09:15AM EDT
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It's hectic I don't like. So I slow down in the boredom to slow down the fast paced fear. |
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Reply from ______
Jan.03.2008
09:31AM EDT
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And I thought boredom is all about dissatisfaction, ennui, frustration and restlessness - the kinds of states brought on by denying fear. Shows how little I think I know, eh? |
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Reply from ______
Jan.03.2008
09:38AM EDT
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One potato two potato three potato four . . . . .umm....er...yes boredom is the opposite of mindfulness. |
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Reply from ______
Jan.03.2008
09:50AM EDT
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Bored? No. I gotta go. Stay with the boredom and learn something. |
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