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Posted by Subhi on March 25, 2021, 4:02 pm, in reply to "concise and really excellent mr johnlilburne"
Dhyana Sanskrit for Zen, and of course another interesting assertion in the tersar quoted above "Meditation made by the mind is the deceiving enemy" it maybe that this is what the teachings are getting at "Without sense objects being blocked or mind being reified, if there is no straying from the natural state of spontaneous equalness you arrive at the enlightened intent of supreme spaciousness, Samantabhadra. Without the arising and subsiding of thoughts, there is a naturally limpid, pristine state, like the unwavering evenness of a limpid ocean. Free of the occurrence of or involvement in thoughts, free of hope or fear, you abide within the state of naturally occurring timeless awareness, the true nature of which is profoundly lucid." like i say it can be very hard to apply
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