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i figured out physical superpowers (no jokes or philopsohy bs} this a direct guide im being serious
Cobie replied to Mana conduit's topic in Systems and Teachers of
imo yes. "weiqi" èĄ æ°Ł(wei4 qi4) guard qi; your protective shield Eventually one can learn to take the energy of the attacker to use as oneâs defence, but thatâs a bit advanced level. So yes I agree with you, donât exhaust your energies with counterattacks; use the protective shield, it works. -
Hi. Welcome to the forum.
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what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
Thank you , that made my day. -
what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
I donât think the âuniverse and everything in it is all in my head and thoughts I am thinkingâ, , not at all. I think the âuniverse and everything in itâ is real. Itâs imo the philosophising about it thatâs not-real, âEveryone has their own imaginationâ. I just believe in God, total panacea. Love that bit. Same here. -
what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
In Mahapralaya the âvoidâ is total darkness; in Daoism the âvoidâ is total light (çĄæ„” wu2 ji2) Void is void. No one knows what it is like. Everyone has their own imagination. -
what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
The ocean is vast because it admits all rivers. (Chinese idiom) Meaning: The wise man listens to all sides. ~~~ æ”· çșł çŸ ć· (hai3 na4 bai3 chuan1) sea admits 100 rivers æ ćźč äč 性 (you3 rong2 nai3 da4) is allowing therefore big -
A short essay on the subtle architecture of our inner life
Cobie replied to Bindi's topic in General Discussion
This is the same in RC. RC is dual. Humans are distinct from God. -
"Becoming a Buddha is like ... You discover yourself, you don't get rid of yourself.â (Yongey Mingyour Rinpoche - From Confusion to Clarity) https://www.thedaobums.com/topic/55590-is-buddhism-a-complete-path/?do=findComment&comment=1025834
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what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
â There is, monks, an unborn, unbecome, unmade, unconditioned. If, monks there were not that unborn, unbecome, unmade, unconditioned, you could not know an escape here from the born, become, made, and conditioned. But because there is an unborn, unbecome, unmade, unconditioned, therefore you do know an escape from the born, become, made, and conditioned. â (Khuddaka NikÄya - The Minor Texts; The Udana - Inspired Utterances of The Buddha; 73. UdÄna 8.3: The Third Discourse about NibbÄna; Translated from the Pali by Änandajoti Bhikkhu). -
what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
This thread might be of interest: -
All cultures spin elaborate fantasies around their core belief. Systems in isolation become more elaborate and complex. Exchange of ideas strips down again to the core basic principles.
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Nobody knows anything, because it is unknowable. Remember, âtake responsibilityâ; believe whatever you deep inside actually believe.
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It means the 5 aggregates are not-the self, so there is a self.
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Brilliant, imo thatâs the key!
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what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
I believe in God, it completely frees me of any need to understand. -
Yes, thereâs no point in that. Good you managed to pull yourself out of it. I think that shows a lot of control over your own mind. I always belief in doing anything at my own pace, within keeping myself comfortable.
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Donât let your eyes go glassy or youâll find yourself in a lunatic asylum before you know it. (Bertie Wooster)
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what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
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In my experience, with a narcissist as a mother - children dare not disagree. These posts of yours, to me they come over as very inhumane. I find your posts too unsettling to read any further.
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what does this mean, "form is emptiness and emptiness is form"
Cobie replied to BigSkyDiamond's topic in General Discussion
Meaning depends on context: English dictionary: âemptinessâ - the state of containing nothing âformâ - the visible shape of something Using English definitions the saying makes no sense. Buddhism: âemptinessâ (sunyata) - impermanence and interdependence of all phenomena. âformâ - things of the physical world Using the Buddhist definitions the saying seems almost superfluous to mention, obviously the case. -
A short essay on the subtle architecture of our inner life
Cobie replied to Bindi's topic in General Discussion
Yes curious. I had wondered before about the character èŹ (wan4) the myriad [as in âthe 1, 2, 3, the myriadâ DDJ 42]. The glyph origin is âscorpionâ and it also had the meaning of âreligious dance; sorceryâ. èŹ Oracle bone script: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E8%90%AC -
imo âsheâ has NPD. This to me sounds like narcissistic manipulation (âYou made me do itâ).
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I started meditating to relax and I ended up sobbing with rage - am I stange?
Cobie replied to Apech's topic in General Discussion
Yes. Yes, totally, thatâs my experience too. In my experience, I had to become less ambitious on both levels in order to be able to integrate. -
I started meditating to relax and I ended up sobbing with rage - am I stange?
Cobie replied to Apech's topic in General Discussion
Yes. In my experience, integrating different systems leads to simplification. Only the very core will be the same. -
I started meditating to relax and I ended up sobbing with rage - am I stange?
Cobie replied to Apech's topic in General Discussion
I can be in my dark room, my mind, with my eyes open. Itâs not about eyes being open or closed. Itâs about where I put my awareness (inside or outside). For me the most important thing is to distinguish between whatâs âinsideâ (my internal world, my mind) and whatâs âoutsideâ (the external world, reality). The internal is generated by my mind; the external is real, not generated by my mind.