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Gautama Buddha (560-480 B.C.E.)was born a prince in the Sakya or warrior caste, the second highest in the Hindu faith of India. His mother died when he was young and the boy was brought in luxury with servants in a palace. When Gautama was 29 and just after the birth of his son . . . → Read More: Antique Religion – Buddha Said Heaven Welcomes All Pure and Good The key to understanding Zen Buddhism is to understand the phrase “I don’t know.” In this phrase is hidden the secrets of Zen and Zen Meditation. At first glance this may seem counter intuitive or just a play on words, but I assure you that is not the case. This is really the essence . . . → Read More: The Secret to Understanding Zen Meditation This is not about religion, this is not about cultism, and this is something entirely different. While you have heard of the Dalai Lama, you might not know that he has a “spiritual advisor” known as the Oracle. The Oracle is touring the US and it’s the first time the Oracle has come . . . → Read More: Dalai Lama’s Oracle Hits The US The world is an illusion. This is a view held by Vedanta, Sikhism, Buddhism, Plato, Arthur Schopenhauer, Christian Science, and A Course In Miracles. Contradicting this view is your own sense experience of realness, the constancy of stimulus, the enduring nature of time and events. Which view is correct? The idea of the illusion . . . → Read More: The World As Experience And Idea The only way to live a happy, prosperous, successful and fulfilling life is to learn to express the love that is within you. When you meet yourself, others, and the life that you express with love, then you will change everything for the better. Who you are is an incarnation of love because what . . . → Read More: How To Be Safe, Well, And Happy Revenge, the desire to hurt others who have hurt us, only bears bitter fruit. It hurts those whom we have inflicted our wrath upon. And it hurts us, because no single act in the universe goes unrewarded. From that singular act, our own consciousness is wounded by the expression of our animalism. Nations pride . . . → Read More: Help Always, Hurt Never |
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