Diana Wrote:
> Dear Alex,
>
> What is faking? Can you give an example or a for
> instance?
>
> Diana
>
> --- Alex Bunard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi Diana,
>>
>> You raise an interesting point. What you seem to be
>> saying (if I'm understanding you correctly), is that
>> it is pretty much impossible to fake anything.
>>
>> Various Buddhist teachings (most prominently
>> Hui-neng's, as exposed in Platform sutra), warn
>> against faking it. Many masters and patriarchs
>> insist
>> that our practice must be genuine, must be coming
>> from
>> the true source of our original nature.
>>
>> In other words, they warn us against wasting our
>> efforts on polishing a brick in order to turn it
>> into
>>

I have experienced a difference between trying to be and being, when
one "is" there is not a thought of any kind about what one "is" only
about "doing", one step at the time and loving it all.
Metta
Carlos




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