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2008-12-01 Thought: Mind cannot be tied down. What, after all, does your mind look like? Where is it located? What is its colour? What is its shape? Thought is the movement of mind. It is also impossible to get hold of...
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2008-11-23 budhist enlightenment: Hi Clinton, There are different stories, which is not a big problem as the "story of the universe" does not play such a central part for Buddhism as it does in, say, Christianity. Most branches of Buddhism...
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2008-11-22 Doubt about previous response: Hi Varun, I can't remember the context. However, the idea that there was a "religion" called "Hinduism" largely developed as a response to and in the minds of Europeans. India, in its own terms, simply...
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2008-11-22 budhist enlightenment: Hi Clinton, I think the "just spaciousness and emptiness and no-thing and no awarness of any I-thou" is said to be a very "high" meditation experience, but although you put it in an amusing way, the "having...
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2008-11-21 budhist enlightenment: Hi Clinton, The answer - or at least a short version - is repeatedly stated in Buddhist scripture: it is beyond description. To say something all the same, you must first bear in mind that there are...
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