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"...the Buddha-nature is neither permanent nor impermanent, therefore it never ceases to be."Sakyamuni Buddha
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Go to the root of both permanence and impermanence.
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posted by Dan @ 8:11 AM
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:concepts pointing to Your conceptless True Nature
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Sunday, May 14, 2006
"...the Buddha-nature is neither permanent nor impermanent, therefore it never ceases to be."Sakyamuni Buddha
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2 Comments:
I shall, Dan. Felt the root this morning...
Strictly speaking, I guess we can't know our true nature --we can only be it, which we already are, anyway.
The answer to your second question, "Do we find it through meditation or through our actions in the real world?" (and, again, strictly speaking, there is no real world), is "Yes!"
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