Tibetan Heart Chanting by H.H The 14th Dalai Lama

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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Mind And its Power


"Religion does not mean just precepts, a temple, monastery,or other external signs, for these as well as hearing and thinking are subsidiary factors intaming the mind. When the mind becomes the practices, one is a practitioner of religion, and when the mind does not become the practices one is not."His Holiness the Dalai Lama "
fromHello every one. Once again warm greeting to all. I am really sorry that I wasn’t able to be in this forum from last month’s coz of my time and my practice. I have been trying to enter the trance of the realm from last year. I have been doing meditation and practicing about this type of meditating. It is like an illusion for them who think it is false thought that some one can set free his soul from his body. But there are so many things which has not explored in this world. From last few months I have been provoking my internal thought to let be free. On this long period I have come to face many strange things and many strange thoughts. The first thing I have practicing is the imagination and illusion. I believe that”imagination is more powerful than education? So, on my 1st and half years practice I have come to realize many things among them I come to face a great big substance called “fear? I name this thing substance coz it is really a huge unbreakable illusion which has been ruled from era to era to us and this world. “Fear?the most powerful word which has been sustained from many decades. You can just imagine if ?…if there isn’t a single word of fear how will be today’s world. There will be no more such things which are now happening. In same time we got next part of this substance is called believe. If you don’t believe then there is no fear and if there is no fear then there isn’t believe. Even today if you can concentrate and can control your mind sure enough you can enter the trance. Enter the world of freedom you have never imagined. It is like a fantasy to all but there really is world behind our mind and it is un-expectable. "All things are preceded by the mind, led by the mind, created by the mind." So the first thing I want to tell is the all things concludes to all this thing s is cause of mind and set by mind.

Thoughts of Mine


1." Mind is the forerunner of all states"
If one thinks with an evil mind,then the evil will follow him.
If one thinks pure compassionate mind,Then sure the buddha will follow you "

Here are some thoughts from various spiritual teacher and from scripturewhich will sure help you if you try to pointout the meaning heartly and follow them. It's us who crave our own destiny , like in a school where teacher never teach his student evil . Those who follow them truly he will become as a good person and those who don't realize it he will means nothing. We must never for get that " A person who done nothing for oneself and for the world worth nothing" . So ,please be good and do good whatever is your religion , caste , tradition we must not for get the humanity .
2. " No enemy can harm one so much as one's own thoughts of craving , thoughts of hate , thoughts of jealousy and so on ."
3. "Human begings are not fallen angle , but a rising animal ."
4. "The person who use to forget what he has done to others is greatman . But the person who forget what he has got from the others is a worthless ."Lama Rignga"
5. "Whoever the blesed one first entered into a trance and later in the realm of infinity of space,the relm of nothingness, the relm of neither perception nor non-preception and finally arrived at the cessation of perception or sensation, so try to be a blessed one"
6. "Hatred is never appeased by hatred. Love (or, non-enmity) only appeases hatred. This is an eternal law.
7.Only a fools knows everything.A wise man knows how little he knows.
8.Never live in the pastbut always learn from it.
9.Better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness.
10.A ship in the harbor is safe,But that is not what ships are built for.
11.Luck is what happens whenpreparation meets the oppertunity.

What is Buddhism ?


WHAT IS BUDDHISM IN YOUR THOUGHT?
What is the real meaning of life?What is common you think between Life and the death? For what purpose people struggling for? What do you think we are born just to have son, daughter, business, home and prosperity or something else? If you think so then why those people are also born in this world who are not able to enjoy as you are? What is real meaning for you to born in this planet or why there is so difference in same creature that some one lives happily and some one is sad? Why some one born perfect and some as handicapped, blind, dumb or sick? Do you believe in god, religion and re-incarnation? There are so many big questions in our world we have to know. There is nothing on you and your surroundings ‘coz you are just hollow. If you try to find which parts are belongs to you. You will find nothing if you deeply go inside of you. If you are nothing then why people are upset? When you find the answer there will be another question and many questions were making us a powerful ‘coz this is the real meaning of mind. If you don’t have a question, curiosity you are not of own. you are wasting your time……..

WHAT YOU HAVE SEEN IS NOT TRUTH BUT WHAT YOU BELIEVE IS TRUTH:::::In this world there are so many things that we have to accept whether we believe it or not. Talking about religion I say there is no religions bigger than humanity. Religion is just the key to make man to human. But there are still many things in religion and power of your mind. As we know mind is the most powerful thing in this world so, as imagination. Since last few years I have been trying to know about my self and the power of human beings. Talking about mind, it is the most powerful thing in this world. Same as imagination you just imagine and you will fell how far we have come and have to go. Believe yourself and your work you will be the one…Do you ever try to think that you are not as real now you are 'coz you all hollow if you try to find the real which is the part I belong. Same as, we believe that what we have seen. But it's not truth the first thing is what you believe is truth. Example first you seen the car then you believe that it is car because you know well how is car must be. This is only an example if you try to go deeper about my thought you will know the truth of power that's why I say what you have seen is not a truth but what you believe is the truth. We can do everything if we control our mind and know the power of mind. There are so many things, which are still unexplored. We are still living with so many illusions. I am still trying to be the one to conquer those illusions. I will try to update all my research, which I will gain from my every research. Another clue for all is, I have already mentioned that what you believe is truth. That’s why so many things are happening in our life. When some one believe that I can do it then you can do it. Control your mind and try to concentrate .You will be able to conquer everything. Do you believe once open a time people can fly, do everything’s he like. Those were not story. Time is running we think that we are ruling our time we have come faster than time but truth is we are lagging behind with our life
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What is Moksh ?


Moksh means salvation in Sanskrit. From what we must get salvation? Buddha has spent his whole life as a great preacher and the path shower. On his most preaches he focus for two things as suffering and it’s cessation from “samsara” (literally, the realm of "continual going"). To view the tradition as succinct formulation of the Buddha's doctrine was provided in the very first sermon that he delivered. That "First Sermon" set forth the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, namely:
1. There is suffering (duhkha).
2. There is a cause of suffering (duhkha-samudaya).
3. There is the cessation of suffering (duhkha-nirodha); and
4. There is a path leading to the cessation of suffering (duhkha-nirodha-marga).
According to the first Noble Truth, suffering is defined as follows: "Birth is suffering; aging is suffering; sickness is suffering; death is suffering; sorrow and lamentation, pain grief and despair are suffering; association with the unpleasant is suffering; dissociation from the pleasant is suffering; not to get what one
wants is suffering." However, there is the further injunction to understand what is meant by the term duhkha in all its connotations. With regard to this, Buddhist texts further delineate "three types/levels of duhkha," namely: suffering 'plain and simple,' that encompasses every kind of physical and mental pain, distress or uneasiness; the 'suffering produced by change,' especially that suffering brought on by the sudden shift of a happy state changing into an unhappy one; and the suffering which is 'inherent in samsara,' that is that type which occurs because of the very nature of all existents within samsara, namely their being ultimately impermanent, painful, and empty of independent existence.
The Second Noble Truth declares that the most palpable cause of our suffering is desire and thirst of various sorts, all of which are doomed to be unsatisfactory since they falsely ascribe permanence to what is, in reality, impermanent. However, the root cause of both desire and hatred is the ignorance which posits a false idea about the self's permanence. Thinking, mistakenly, that the self, soul, or ego exists permanently causes us to desire certain things while it generates aversion towards others. Only by extinguishing this false and illusory idea about the nature of our selves, as well as about the nature of things, can a lasting liberation from suffering be achieved. A state of such liberation is called, in the Third Noble Truth, Nirvana. The notion of Nirvana has been grossly misunderstood over the centuries as being a state akin to complete extinction or annihilation. According to Buddhism, however, Nirvana is not viewed as an extinction of the self; rather, it is only the extinction of the false idea about the self. A more contemporary expression for this might be, "Nothing is lost except what's false." Buddhism never denies the existence of a "relative, impermanent, and dependent self." It denies only the erroneous view that the self exists as an inherently and independently existent entity.The Fourth Noble Truth tells us that there is a Path that leads to the cessation of suffering. Once we have determined that samsara is unsatisfactory, we should enter upon the path, and, traversing it, through undertaking various methods of meditation and practice attain the enlightenment of the Buddha. The multifacetness of Buddhist traditions throughout Asia and over its 2600-year history derives from the great variety of meditative techniques and methods offered under the rubric of the "Path." To Be Continues.........Lama rignga