--- In [email protected], Maria Lopez <flordeloto@...> wrote:
>
> Steve:
> Â
> Â
> There is a mixture of students from all over the world which of course
> includes Vietnamese. So the Ven gives away the teachings according to the
> buddhist background or zen those students may have to make himself dharma
> better understood and put into practice. During the long retreat the names
> of the Buddha were reciting in the evening after sitting down. On my own I
> don't usually repeat the names of the Buddha as I'm not very much familiar
> with this kind of practice.Â
> Â
> Mayka
>
Hi Mayka. The Name arises continually in my mind. It synchronizes
with my breathing and my heart-beat. It is the first thought in my
mind upon awakening in the morning and the last thought in my mind
before sleep. I have no doubt that it will be my last thought as I
die. I bow to The Buddha of Infinite Light and Eternal Life!
Who is bowing?
Steve
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