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3 октября в чайном клубе презентация семинара
Презентацию и сам семинар проводит мой муж )). Начало в 19:30.
http://www.cha.com.ua/oct-3-prezentaciya-seminara.html
Искусство владения своим телом
Простые упражнения для того, чтобы всегда быть в форме
Проводит Влад Бокатов
Вход 40 грн.
Семинар пройдет с 4 по 7 октября, начало в 19:30
Результат занятий - хорошая осанка, здоровый позвоночник, ( Read more... ) -
Dharma Quote of the Week
Suppose there is this religious group building thousands of childcare facilities and hospices.... Although these religious workers are doing a lot of caring work, there is no wish to enlighten sentient beings. Their aim is just to provide food and education. At the same time, imagine there is one hermit living somewhere in the mountains of the ( Read more... ) -
Dalai Lama Quote of the Week
On top of the sufferings of birth, aging, sickness, and death, we encounter the pains of facing the unpleasant, separating from the pleasant, and not finding what we want. The basic problem lies with the type of mind and body that we have. Our mind-body complex serves as a basis for present sufferings in the form of aging, sickness, and death, and ( Read more... ) -
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"Мы думаем, что быть свободными - значит не зависеть от других. Но нет никаких …других, от которых нужно быть свободными. Потому что суть - в освобождении от "я", и если нету "я", то нет и других. Если мы поймем, что дело не в свободе от других, а в свободе от своих собственных идей, тогда придет постижение истины."
Кармапа о свободе
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Dharma Quote of the Week
Suffering is something very concrete, which everyone knows and wants to avoid if possible, and the Buddha therefore began his teaching by talking about it in his famous formulation of the Four Noble Truths.
The first truth draws our attention to the fact that we suffer, pointing out the existence of the basic dissatisfaction inherent in our ( Read more... ) -
Dalai Lama Quote of the Week
Distinguishing between constructive and destructive emotions is right there to be observed in the moment when a destructive emotion arises--the calmness, the tranquillity, the balance of the mind are immediately disrupted. Other emotions do not destroy equilibrium or the sense of well-being as soon as they arise, but in fact enhance it--so they ( Read more... ) -
Dalai Lama Quote of the Week
The attainment of shamata is a serenely stilled state of mind, settled on mind itself. Although the attainment of such a meditational state focused on mind is the foundation for developing the highest attainments and is, of course, very excellent, by itself it is insufficient for reaching those goals.
When we achieve a mind focused on mind with the ( Read more... ) -
Dharma Quote of the Week
When we understand the empty nature of our own mind, then the consequences of merit and sin will not be realized. In the state of emptiness, there exists no objective merit or sin.
...The nature of the mind is like a mirror; merits and sins are like the reflections in this mirror; and reflections in no way affect or modify the nature of the mirror. ( Read more... ) -
Dalai Lama Quote of the Week
"Form is emptiness, emptiness is form."
We are empty, or rather the matter of which we are composed is empty. But I must emphasize that emptiness does not mean nothingness. Some commentators have been mistaken when they have accused Buddhism of being nihilistic. We believe that the world in which we live is part of a flux, a stream of events. This ( Read more... )