JMJM,

I usually don't respond to posts on Buddhism, or on traditional beliefs or 
teachings that have been built up around zen.  I don't know that much about 
these topics and they seldom hold interest for me.

...Bill!

--- In [email protected], Jue Miao Jing Ming - 覺妙精明 
<chan.jmjm@...> wrote:
>
> Dear All,
> 
> Since my last post, there was not any response.  I assumed that my last 
> post was not clear or foreign in terminology.  Please allow me to elaborate.
> 
> There are ten realms according to Buddhism.  The Human realm is the 
> fifth from the top.  The Bodhisatva realm is the second only to Buddha.
> 
> Bodhisatva realm is pure heart, which is pure compassion, pure wisdom 
> and pure joy and above all karma.
> Human realm is thinking in human terms, act in human ways with some 
> self-interest and trapped in forms.
> 
> When our spirit is in the Bodhisatva realm, our heart is filled with 
> wisdom, compassion and joy.  We live based on the wisdom of the moment 
> with harmonious intentions, because in this realm, our heart is one with 
> the other without separation.
> 
> As soon as we begin to think, to analyze, to judge, our spirit drops 
> right back down to human realm, we think, act with limited human 
> knowledge/experience and self interest.  We are then trapped in form.  
> Sutra labels this state of being as reincarnation, for it is an endless 
> chase of relativity.
> 
> When our spirit is in the realm of Bodhisatva, we are not affect by all 
> the forms.  We are able to penetrate to the veil of self defense.  We 
> are able to be connected to the invisible wisdom of the moment to 
> harmonize the situation.  Buddhist say to resolve all karma.
> 
> This is way I was taught, practice and witness the way to rid of the 
> Five Poisons.
> 
> Just for your reference.  Thank you for your attention.
> 
> JMJM
> Head Teacher
> Order of Chan
> 
> -- 
> Be Enlightened In This Life - We ALL Can
> http://chanjmjm.blogspot.com
> http://www.heartchan.org
>




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