Podcasts about Arhat

ŚB 5.6.9 Śukadeva Gosvāmī continued speaking to Mahārāja Parīkṣit: My dear King, the King of Koṅka, Veṅka and Kuṭaka whose name was Arhat, heard of the activities of Ṛṣabhadeva and, imitating Ṛṣabhadeva's principles, introduced a new system of religion. Taking advantage of Kali-yuga, the age of sinful activity, King Arhat, being bewildered, gave up the Vedic principles, which are free from risk, and concocted a new system of religion opposed to the Vedas. That was the beginning of the Jain dharma. Many other so-called religions followed this atheistic system. Please feel free to join our Kṛṣṇa Consciousness Telegram group chat (for both Prabhujī's and Mātājī's): ⁠https://t.me/iskmnews⁠

Buddhism Reference–Arhat. A bit of history to define a term superceeded by Lotus Sutra method of Bodhisattva practice. E-books - “Buddhism Reference Volume 2” – TBA available at  Threefoldlotus.com/home/Ebooks.htm

BDK – Lotus Sutra – part 21. Shakyamuni closes chapter 7 with the reminder that Arhat-hood was an incomplete goal taught to give respite to those weary of there practice, and that now is the time he would begin to expound the full Buddha Way to complete and perfect enlightenment. E-books including the “Buddhism Reference” are available at  Threefoldlotus.com/home/Ebooks.htm

Pepe Nihil, pseudónimo no cal se esconde José Ramón García ven desenvolvendo a súa labor de decorador e fotógrafo en distintos departamentos de deseño e comunicación de marcas como Procter and Gamble (Gucci, Dolce&Gabbana, Boss...), Samsung, Huawei, Caixabank.... Nestes últimos anos realizou obradoiros que van desde a moderna movilgrafía ata as técnicas fotográficas antigas. Entre as súas actividades imparteu diversas charlas e conferencias en distintas asociacións e festivais fotográficos de Andalucía: "Como ler unha fotografía", "Historia da fotografía de Arquitectura", "Breve historia da fotografía post mortem" ,"O tempo en fotografía". Fotografías e artigos seus foron publicados en medios tales como o Diario de Xerez, O Xornal de Estremadura, O Xornal de Cataluña e DNG Photo Magazine ... Ademáis foi galardoado en diversos certames fotográficos. Entre o ano 2020-2021 publiquei o fotolibro CONSCIENCIA, un traballo en analóxico, que versa sobre o día a día nos primeiros meses do Covid-19. Candela Núñez "Dentro da fotografía hai moito máis, hai un mundo apaixoante e descoñecido". "O meu fotolibro "Consciencia", está gardado na biblioteca de Arlés e tamén na da Estrada". "Un autor non só é a mostra das súas obras, senón tamén do contexto no que se fixeron as fotografías". Expo en Arteadiario: Nesta exposición, o espectador verá unha compacta antoloxía dos proxectos realizados desde 2017 por Pepe Nihil (José Ramón García, París 1974), que se inicia co proxecto “ARHAT” (concepto que en budismo considérase a meta do coñecemento da existencia), e segue con outros desenvolvidos ou en execución neste tempo: ARQUILINES, MULTIEXPOSICIONES BECHERIANAS, NIHILGRAFÍAS, STILL LIFE etc. "Na miña obra prima a técnica fotográfica, pero nestes últimos anos fun derivando cara á experimentación, tanto analóxica como dixital, coas diferentes formas de edicións e manipulacións que me ofrece o medio, tal e como indicaba o mestre Zamecznik: “O material fotográfico pode ser ao mesmo tempo a inspiración e a fonte de formas novas e sorprendentes”. Pretendín idear dunha forma intuitiva, afastándome das formas máis estritas da fotografía, creando deste xeito unha nova gramática particular. Se nun primeiro visionado observaba que todos estes traballos orbitan sobre a idea da identidade, en posteriores análises e durante a organización do material para esta exposición cheguei á conclusión de que o tema principal, mesmo por encima do identitario, é a soidade. Penso que se trata dunha soidade equívoca, da que se pretende fuxir pero que aflora nas circunstancias máis diversas. O circuíto de force entre a melancólica soidade e a necesidade de comunicación co outro sobrevoa cada proxecto, mesmo cada toma fotográfica. Sigo buscando o equilibrio entre estes dous opostos, pero quizá sexa precisamente esa ponte inestable que cruzo do un ao outro o que me leva a crear os mundos que me atrevo hoxe a mostrarvos". Máis Información PEPE NIHIL: ✔️ Páxina Web: https://pepenihil.wixsite.com/fotografia ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pepe.nihil.94 ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pepenihil/ Máis Información EDITORIAL TORREJOYANCA: ✔️ Páxina Web: https://torrejoyanca.wixsite.com/ideascreativas ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/torrejoyanca/ ✔️ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Torrejoyanca ✔️ Gmail: torrejoyanca@gmail.com Máis Información COPYTIC: ✔️ Páxina Web: https://copyticcentral.wixsite.com/impresion ✔️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100078051070954 ✔️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/copytic/ ✔️ Teléfono: (+34) 647 51 68 59 ✔️ Correo: info@copytic.es ️"SUSCRÍBETE" ao podcast MÁIS ENTREVISTAS: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-salta-da-cama_sq_f1323089_1.html Máis Información e outros contidos: ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PabloChichas ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/pablochichas ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pablochichas/ ✔️Clubhouse: @pablochichas ✔️Twich: https://www.twitch.tv/pablochichas

Egyszemélyes metálrobbanásnak neveztük Tisza Karát ebben a cikkben. Most körüljártuk a black metal, technical death metal, post metal, post rock, ambient műfajokban főleg instrumentális zenét alkotó gitáros életét. Fotel rocker leszel, ha már nem koncertezel? Hogy hívják a hörgős és a károgós metált? Az egy stílus biztonsági játéka. Hogyan fér össze az ambient a metállal?A beszélgetés apropója a napokban megjelenő új album, az Arhat, amely meditatív buddhista szemléletet hoz a továbbra is metál alapú zenébe. Meg is hallgattunk két számot róla. Különleges zenék, érdekes gondolatok! ITT tudod letölteni CD minőségben is Tisza Kara eddig megjelent albumáit, ITT pedig meghallgathatod a Spotify-on.

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Delson Armstrong is a meditation teacher and author of A Mind Without Craving. He trained for extended periods in the Himalayas and mastered several systems of yoga, including the ten levels of samadhi (meditative states of absorption). Delson has recently collaborated with leading neuroscience research labs interested in studying his brain. On this episode, we discuss how to conquer a craving mind, cessation and its benefits, and the lived experience of an arhat (fully awakened person). FitMind Neuroscience-Based App: http://bit.ly/afitmind Website: www.fitmind.com SHOW NOTES 0:00 | Intro to Delson Armstrong 1:30 | A Mind Without Craving 7:25 | Experience of “No Self” 15:40 | Awakened Mind = Supreme Happiness 20:40 | Daily Life After Awakening 26:03 | Meditation Brain Study 30:15 | Cessation - What Is It & Benefits 34:24 | Experiencing How the Mind Works 37:43 | Deconditioning a Wandering Mind 48:11 | Rapid Fire Questions LINKS Delson Armstrong Website: https://delsonarmstrong.info/ Dhamma Sukha Meditation Center: https://www.dhammasukha.org/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/delson A Mind Without Craving via Suttavada Foundation: https://www.suttavada.foundation/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/a-mind-without-craving.pdf

Programa 294 del 15 de junio, trasmitiendo en España en Sol y Rabia, Revi Radio, TNT Radio Rock, Asalto Mata Radio Rock y CD Music Radio, en Argentina en Lado Salvaje Radio y en Puerto Rico en Heavy Metal Mansion. Donde encontrarás bandas reconocidas como Michael Schenker Group, Foreigner, Uriah Heep, Journey, Warrior Soul y Magnum junto a otras frescas como Moonlight Haze, Perfect Plan, Peter Goalby, Taliesin, Terra Nova, Antti Martikainen, Trick or Treat, Mississippi Bones y Arhat y de España, Hora Límite. Canciones que escucharemos hoy: 1.Moonlight Haze - The Nothing 2.Michael Schenker Group - Wrecking Ball 3.Michael Schenker Group - Emergency 4.Perfect Plan - Every time we Cry 5.Foreigner - Long Way from Home 6.Hora Límite - Disuelto en el Viento 7.Peter Goalby - Easy with the Heartaches 8.Uriah Heep - Love is Blind 9.Taliesin - Climbing 10.Terra Nova - Touch Down 11.Journey - Be Good to Yourself 12.Antti Martikainen - Maverick 13.Trick or Treat - Have a Nice Judgement Day 14.Mississippi Bones - The Grand Duel 15.Warrior Soul - Hip Hip Hurray 16.Arhat - Danger of Death 17.Magnum - Black Skies Si quieres ver las entrevistas en nuestra web: http://www.madeinmetal.es/index.php/entrevistas

The Lotus/Nirvana Sutras are the only teachings that provide for the achievement of Enlightenment (Buddhahood) of those people of "Learning, Realization, and Arhat".

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Dhammarato and Robert talk about Off-Days, Woke-ness, Government, Bodhisattvas, and more. See the video version of this call on YouTube. ►YouTube Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pijCrr0S0pE Find the full video chats on the Dhammarato Dhamma YouTube channel. ►YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/DhammaratoDhamma Weekly Sangha calls, everyone is welcome! ►The Sangha US - https://join.skype.com/uyYzUwJ3e3TO ►The Sangha UK - https://join.skype.com/w6nFHnra6vdh To meet Dhamma friends or volunteer to help spread the Dhamma, join our discord. ►Discord - https://discord.gg/epphTGY To unite the growing interest in Buddhism with the hundreds of Buddhist wats in the West, we are in the process of starting the Open Sangha Foundation. If you want to learn more or volunteer to help, join the discord link above and navigate to the "open-sangha" text channel. We are in the process of timestamping and organizing the 1000+ Dhammarato skype calls on this channel. If you would like to help with the process, find more information here - https://bit.ly/3H1EWSA What do the numbers in the title mean? The number by the name of the student indicates the total amount of recorded calls with Dhammarato. The date in the title indicates the date the call was recorded. 00:00:00 We Don't Need to Work All Day 00:09:45 Woke-ness 00:20:20 Benign Government, Police Officers, China 00:54:18 How Dare You Be Happy?, Bodhisattvas 01:00:50 Off-Days, Clinging to Renunciation, Bodhisattva 01:19:35 No-Self 01:27:00 Insight into the Nature of Cause and Effect 01:31:40 Bodhisattva vs. Arhat, Duty to the Dhamma 01:39:04 Critical Thinking in the West vs. East, Guilt vs. Honor 01:50:50 Right Lion's Attitude, Recognizing One's Wrong Doing, Vows 02:05:50 Liking, Wanting, and Clinging to Ideas of Good and Evil Due to Ignorance 02:11:16 Nurturing During Off-Days, Intention Directs Attention

Storyteller: Venerable Miao Guang The arhat with long eyebrows was an enlightened sage, but he had not yet entered nirvana. Why is that? Read the full story here: https://bodhilightfgs.blogspot.com/2022/03/134-arhat-with-long-eyebrows.html Illustration: Venerable Dao Pu (道璞法師) 長眉羅漢 長眉羅漢是個證果的聖者，但他未入涅槃。 這是怎麼一回事？ 點此閱讀故事全文: https://bodhilightfgs.blogspot.com/2022/03/134-arhat-with-long-eyebrows.html --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bodhi-light-tales/message

Zaprojektuj samodzielnie swoje pierwsze badanie w organizacji. Jak to zrobić❓ Opowiem wam dzisiaj o modelu ARHAT, który pokazuje jak krok po kroku prowadzić projekt analityczny. Model, dość dobrze znany poza granicami naszego kraju, jednak u nas, wciąż mało popularny. Przejście poszczególnych kroków tego modelu, pozwoli Ci w sposób bezstresowy i metodyczny przeprowadzić analizy na danych HR w Twojej firmie. Analiz HR nie trzeba się bać. Warto podejść do nich w sposób systematyczny. Działając metodycznie, łatwiej będzie Ci osiągnąć sukces w swoich pierwszych analitycznych poczynaniach. Myślę, że kroki modelu ARHAT są dobrym drogowskazem zarówno dla osób startujących w temacie jak i dla tych bardziej zaawansowanych. Powodzenia! 00:43 - A jak Ask Question 02:52 - R jak Review the literature 04:58 - H jak Hypothesis Formulation 07:54 - A jak Analyze Data 09:43 - T jak Tell The Story HROWY PROJEKT ANALITYCZNY KROK PO KROKU – PORADNIK ▶ https://hrmacademy.pl/hrowy-projekt-analityczny-krok-po-kroku-poradnik/ Wielkie dzięki za uwagę! ___ Tutaj więcej ciekawych materiałów!

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In this episode I host a dialogue between Daniel Ingram and Dhammarato on the question ‘Is there magic in the Dharma?’. Daniel Ingram is a contemporary Buddhist author who controversially declared himself to be an Arhat, one of the highest spiritual attainments in Buddhism, challenging cultural taboos against disclosing one’s enlightenment. Dhammarato is a lineage teacher in the Thai Buddhist tradition, a student of the famous meditation master Bikkhu Buddhadasa, and is known for his unique, 1-1 teaching style conducted over Skype. In this episode Daniel and Dhammarato discuss the pros and cons of magical experiences, how to develop siddhis and their dangers, and whether these topics should even be discussed in public. They debate the differences between their own teaching approaches, as well as the approaches of the Burmese and Thai meditation methods, and the importance of a close relationship with a teacher. Daniel and Dhammarato also acknowledge each other, decrypt the ways in which they signal recognition of others’ spiritual attainments, and explain how to recognise enlightened teachers. … www.guruviking.com Audio version of this podcast also available on iTunes and Spotify – search ‘Guru Viking Podcast’. … Topics Include: 0:00 - Intro 1:44 - Structure of the episode 2:09 - Daniel’s opening address 12:34 - Dharmmarato’s opening address 26:56 - The pros and cons of magical experiences 35:15 - Anapanasati and developing sukkha 38:39 - Slow and hard path or fast and easy path? 43:30 - Different paths to enlightenment 48:41 - Does magic exist? 52:56 - Is there any value in cultivating siddhis? 58:26 - Should we talk about siddhis and magic? 1:12:43 - Moving from Right Dhamma to Supramundane Dhamma 1:18:50 - Misconceptions about the Mahasi method 1:23:30 - How to recognise Noble Ones and the dangers of siddhis 1:36:32 - The cat is out of the bag 1:39:50 - Mage vs sage 1:47:26 - Close relationship with a teacher 1:52:41 - Mass teaching vs 1-1 teaching 1:55:55 - A mature spiritual culture and the dynamics of Asian temples 2:19:24 - Daniel and Dhammarato recognise each other 2:22:04 - Ajahn Po the arhat 2:30:00 - Gender equality in the sangha and Thai culture 2:44:48 - Dhammarato’s closing address 2:47:06 - Daniel’s closing address … Daniel Ingram Episode Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlkzlKFgdkny_MJSecHyvKHPpvxTskBAC Dhammarato Episode Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlkzlKFgdknyGISEfksirYaYpsrXdf8va … To find out more about Daniel, visit: - integrateddaniel.info - firekasina.org - https://theeprc.org/ To find out more about Dhammarato, visit: - https://dhammaratoblog.wordpress.com/ - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjxg5GJFsRqnS-YLTzyrjLQ 
For more interviews, videos, and more visit: - www.guruviking.com Music ‘Deva Dasi’ by Steve James

The Buddha may be the single most influential figure in human history, and also the most misunderstood, or misinterpreted. When he attained "Buddhahood," the course of history changed forever, but what did it mean when he announced to the world, "I Am Awake?" The legacy he left in his wake is one of the major religions of the world, know today as "Buddhism" but he did not teach a belief system, nor a philosophy, and not exactly a science.  What he taught was how to deliver one's self and others from suffering through education, reflection, and meditation. Let's take a look at this magnanimous artist formerly known as Siddhartha, and what is means to be a Buddha. In part 2 we'll answer this question from the Mahayana Buddhist perspective.

The King of Koṅka, Veṅka and Kuṭaka whose name was Arhat, heard of the activities of Ṛṣabhadeva and, imitating Ṛṣabhadeva’s principles, introduced a new system of religion. Taking advantage of Kali-yuga, the age of sinful activity, King Arhat, being bewildered, gave up the Vedic principles, which are free from risk, and concocted a new system of religion opposed to the Vedas. That was the beginning of the Jain dharma. Many other so-called religions followed this atheistic system.

(Chinese) Contents~ Most people don’t realize that doing things they like or doing things their Master commands will have different benefit. That’s why even though it’s very difficult to find a Master, staying with an enlightened Master after you find Him is even more difficult. Therefore, many people practice spiritually and only attain the level of an Arhat or the level of a Bodhisattva. To attain Buddhahood is more difficult because they can’t get rid of their egos. The “ego” is the preconceived ...

In this episode I am joined by Taiwanese Youtube Fitness star Frank Yang who on May 25th 2020, declared himself to be an arhat - the highest level of enlightenment in Theravada Buddhism. Frank discusses his intense spiritual quest, from his early days as a bodybuilder struggling with sex addiction, to a multi-year deep dive into Buddhist meditation practice. We learn about Frank’s initial awakenings, kundalini phenomena, encounters with entities, and journeys to astral dimensions. Frank lifts the lid on his successful Youtube channel of over 160k subscribers, and shares his personal advice for all those who seek enlightenment. … https://www.guruviking.com/ep60-frank-yang-full-natty-arhat/ Audio version of this podcast also available on iTunes and Stitcher – search ‘Guru Viking Podcast’. … Topics Include: 0:00 - Intro 0:46 - The collective dark night of the pandemic 1:46 - Bodybuilding, sex addiction, and beginning meditation 8:33 - Plato and the link between physical training and meditation 10:48 - Frank’s relationship to his body 12:25 - Sex and philosophy 14:33 - Discovering Daniel Ingram and experiencing the Arising and Passing 16:54 - Frank’s first dark night 19:40 - Psychedelic explorations 23:54 - Stream entry on second Goenka retreat 31:18 - Frank’s meditation influences 32:07 - Kundalini awakening 37:16 - The affects of Frank’s Kundalini awakening 38:17 - Attaining 3rd path 41:16 - Attaining 4th path 51:14 - Controversy around attainments 52:38 - The effects of enlightenment on Frank’s sex addiction 57:34 - Stream entry to arhat in 1 year 58:42 - Out of body experiences and astral realms 1:01:06 - Frank’s encounters with negative entities 1:04:01 - Sensing energies in people and places 1:05:38 - Changes to personal relationships after awakening 1:08:10 - Why Frank is sometimes lonely 1:08:36 - Frank’s bi-polar diagnosis and his meditation path 1:11:15 - Frank’s Youtube channel and his creative vision 1:19:06 - Advice to those seeking enlightenment … Audio version of this podcast available on iTunes and Stitcher – search ‘Guru Viking Podcast’. … To find our more about Frank, visit: - https://www.youtube.com/c/frankyang/featured … For more interviews, videos, and more visit: - http://www.guruviking.com Music ‘Deva Dasi’ by Steve James

Host and tea importer from Trident Cafe, Jake Dirnberger, samples a "rock oolong" from the Wuyi mountains in Fujian, China, with filmmaker Josh Hyde. Tie Luo Han, or Iron Arhat, is one of the oldest and most famous tea varieties in Wuyi-shan. It is exceedingly sweet and floral while maintaining a delicate complexity and strong mineral-ity. Rock oolongs are named so for the mineral-rich soil of the Wuyi nature preserve in which the best ones grow. The bio-diversity, rocky soil, and constant mist result in a more nutrient-dense tea leaf, and a more complex and full flavored tea. Rock oolongs are traditionally roasted in multiple stages, creating an oolong which is darker, with rich, sweet, and earthy flavors. Find more delicious oolong tea varieties at Trident Cafe and Teas website. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/immortalitea/support

Threefold Sangha Dharma Talk by Dokuro Osho Roland Jaeckel

Jain Evening Prayer Voice: Rajesh Bardiya

Ein Beitrag zum Sanskritwort: Arhat. Ein Yogawiki Artikel zum Thema: Sanskrit. Das Sanskrit Wörterbuch findest du hier. Sanskrit Seminare findest du hier.

1. Without haste or hurry, the herdsman rides home on the back of the bull. Far through the evening mist carries the sound of his flute, Note for note, tune for tune, all carry this boundless mood; Hearing it, not need to ask how the herdsman feels. 2. Pointing ahead towards the dyke where his home is, He appears out of mist and fog, playing his flute. Then suddenly the tune changes to the song of return. Not even Bai-ya' masterpieces can compare with this song. 3. In bamboo hat and straw coat he rides home through the evening mist, Sitting back to front on the bull, with joy in his heart. Step by step along in the cool, gentle breeze, The bull no longer looks at the once irresistible grass.   (Gentling the Bull: The Ten Bull Pictures by Myokyo-ni, pub. Zen Centre, London) …………………………….   In this podcast:   The mysterious and ‘divine' nature of the bull. The difference in understanding ‘mind' between Western and Buddhist psychology. Relating to the ‘ineffable'. The importance of the right relationship to the mystery of the Dharma. The end of the Arhat path and the emergence of the Bodhisattva path.

#GuanYin #Misericordia #CompasionLa diosa de la Compasión: Pusa Guan YinBodhisattva Guan YinEnvuelta en blanco, parada sobre un pedestal de flor de loto, una rama de sauce en una mano y un jarrón con agua pura en el otro, la Pusa (o Bodhisattva) Guan Yin es una diosa de misericordia y compasión.“La que observa todos los sonidos del sufrido mundo” –ese es el significado del nombre Guan Yin. Y el título de pusa (o bodhisattva) hace referencia a un rango de logro espiritual que es superior al de Luohan (o Arhat) e inferior a Fo (o Buda).Las leyendas sobre Guan Yin aparecieron por primera vez en el Reino Central hace más de dos mil años. Su popularidad se disparó durante la Dinastía Song (960-1279) y continúa siendo saludada y adorada como la “Diosa de la misericordia” hasta el día de hoy. Created with Movie Studio PlatinumDespierta en La Consciencia Suprema, Martes 7 de Mayo, 2019 Aldea Global TVCon el patrocinio de https://www.instagram.com/lakshmicjewelry/Donaciones al canal https://www.patreon.com/tvaldeaglobalSíguenos también en :http://www.aldeaglobal.orghttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aldeaglobal-radio/id1440528714https://youtube.com/tvaldeaglobalhttps://www.youtube.com/laconscienciasuprema https://facebook.com/tvaldeaglobal https://twitter.com/tvaldeaglobal https://instagram.com/tvaldeaglobal https://www.mixcloud.com/tvaldeaglobalhttps://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts--Culture-Podcasts/Aldea-Global-con-Kike-Posada-p1180829/https://www.spreaker.com/user/aldeaglobaltvhttps://www.patreon.com/tvaldeaglobalhttps://soundcloud.com/kikeposadahttps://open.spotify.com/show/0Mvl5Kxt8XA1htMTRATzk8?si=3BC7-VZ1TouQEKFuQKdq2Q&fbclid=IwAR0YzVjvNut0UeoecR8u5TrvcFFzkAbIUMHpN8-xlIs8C-tUSYob3RKiNOU

This Dhamma talk was given by Ajahn Amaro on 12 April 2018 at Tibethaus, Frankfurt, RFN. The post Finding a Perfect Balance Between Arhat and Bodhisattva appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

This Dhamma talk was given by Ajahn Amaro on 12 April 2018 at Tibethaus, Frankfurt, RFN. The post Finding a Perfect Balance Between Arhat and Bodhisattva appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

YOU GUYS, I GOT TO INTERVIEW SCOTT GOSNELL! Okay, okay, I’m calming down. In this episode, Erik interviews Scott Gosnell, entrepreneur, scientist, writer, wizard, autodidact, and translator of the collected works of Giordano Bruno. We spend a lot of time diving into Bruno’s life and works, but we also talk about other stuff. It is a really fascinating conversation that touches on the origins of psychology, the art of memory, Neoplatonism, and even Dzogchen Buddhism. The Beers No beer this episode! We recorded in the middle of the day so it seemed like a bad idea. Links and Notes Scott’s blog, Bottle Rocket Science Startup Geometry, Scott’s podcast The Collected Works of Giordano Bruno Giordano Bruno and the Hermetic Tradition by Frances Yates Deep Principles of Kabbalistic Alchemy by David Chaim Smith John of Morigny Rewriting Magic: An Exegesis of the Visionary Autobiography of a Fourteenth-Century French Monk and The Flowers of Heavenly Teaching by Claire Fanger Daniel Ingram, who claims to be an Arhat “It seems like Giordano Bruno’s superpower was pissing people off. And memorizing things.”

In this last episode in the enlightenment series, we interview Daniel Ingram, the Arhat. Dan created quite a bit of controversy when he came out and claimed enlightenment a few years back. For listeners of our previous episodes, you will know that such a claim is loaded with all sorts of assumptions and implications. Dan joins us in stripping away many of the romantic myths surrounding the ideal of enlightenment and presents his pragmatic model of awakening. We also discuss the future of awakening. Dan is the author of Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha and one of the most interesting characters to come out of the pragmatic dharma movement. He stirred up a great deal of controversy when claiming Arhatship and was instrumental in setting up the Dharma Overground; a site dedicated to exploring progress in practice in a lively, peer-to-peer environment and a location where folks make often dramatic progress in their pursuit of awakening. In this chat, we covered the following themes; 1. Daniel's coming out & the impact this had on the Buddhist community 2. His model of awakening and how it contrasts with the views we explored in episode 7.0 3. Exploding popular myths surrounding enlightenment & addressing taboos 4. The political implications of claiming, or not claiming enlightenment 5. Death & awakening 6. Evolving models of awakening 7. The degree to which individuals are willing to 'get enlightened' 8. Supporting up and coming teachers 9. The future of it all 10. ...and more.  Matthew O'Connell is a life coach and the host of the The Imperfect Buddha podcast. You can find The Imperfect Buddha on Facebook and Twitter (@imperfectbuddha). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this last episode in the enlightenment series, we interview Daniel Ingram, the Arhat. Dan created quite a bit of controversy when he came out and claimed enlightenment a few years back. For listeners of our previous episodes, you will know that such a claim is loaded with all sorts of assumptions and implications. Dan joins us in stripping away many of the romantic myths surrounding the ideal of enlightenment and presents his pragmatic model of awakening. We also discuss the future of awakening. Dan is the author of Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha and one of the most interesting characters to come out of the pragmatic dharma movement. He stirred up a great deal of controversy when claiming Arhatship and was instrumental in setting up the Dharma Overground; a site dedicated to exploring progress in practice in a lively, peer-to-peer environment and a location where folks make often dramatic progress in their pursuit of awakening. In this chat, we covered the following themes; 1. Daniel's coming out & the impact this had on the Buddhist community 2. His model of awakening and how it contrasts with the views we explored in episode 7.0 3. Exploding popular myths surrounding enlightenment & addressing taboos 4. The political implications of claiming, or not claiming enlightenment 5. Death & awakening 6. Evolving models of awakening 7. The degree to which individuals are willing to 'get enlightened' 8. Supporting up and coming teachers 9. The future of it all 10. ...and more. Links The book: http://www.aeonbooks.co.uk/product/mastering-the-core-teachings-of-the-buddha-an-unusually-hardcore-dharma-book/27526/ Daniel's personal site: http://integrateddaniel.info/ Download the book: http://integrateddaniel.info/book/ Dharma Overground: http://www.dharmaoverground.org/web/guest/home

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In today’s session Alan talks about the importance of purification and accruing merit in order to proceed quickly along the path. The Sanskrit term for merit is punya, and it literally means power. It is that which propels you along the path. And if you want merit to really flow, then think about what Atisha said about the ability to accumulate merit once you have achieved shamatha. Another way to supercharge your merit according to the Buddha is by concentration on suchness, which means emptiness. And finally, when you develop bodhicitta you accrue merit, and once you are on the level of engaged bodhicitta it will just be an ongoing flow of merit no matter what you do. That’s for accumulating merit. And how to purify? Well, how about shamatha, insight into emptiness and bodhicitta? If you might think that all this emptiness and Dzogchen stuff is just too way up for you, you can’t really do this, then this is one of the three types of laziness, the laziness of putting oneself down. So no excuses, especially since Alan lists the remedies for all three types of laziness! The realizations e.g. of emptiness don’t appear out of the blue, they come from hearing, reading, trying to figure it out, meditating about it, and sooner or later a true understanding will arise. This will still come and go, so you need shamatha to stabilize it, and to get so familiar with it that it becomes the natural way of viewing reality. After the meditation we return to Natural Liberation, continuing from yesterday’s topic of viewing hatred from the perspective of rigpa. Alan gives an advice that he himself has received from Gyatrul Rinpoche when anger comes up in the mind: Don’t be troubled, just look at it and try to trace it back to its roots. The same can be done for the other poisons; craving and delusion. You can trace them back to their relative origin, which is substrate consciousness, and from that perspective all three poisons are nothing other than luminosity, bliss and non-conceptuality. But here in Padmasambhava’s text they are seen not from the perspective of substrate consciousness, but from the perspective of rigpa, and that means that they are nothing other than the three aspects of primordial consciousness: mirror-like, discerning and Dharmadhatu. Padmasambhava states that from the perspective of rigpa hatred never comes into being, is empty of location, and doesn’t go anywhere. Which means, you can’t even lose it. If an Arhat thinks that he has cut hatred at its root, that isn’t really true. You just reduce it back to where it comes from, or better to say, it releases itself if you can rest in rigpa. Silent meditation cut out at 27:25 min

In today’s session Alan talks about the importance of purification and accruing merit in order to proceed quickly along the path. The Sanskrit term for merit is punya, and it literally means power. It is that which propels you along the path. And if you want merit to really flow, then think about what Atisha said about the ability to accumulate merit once you have achieved shamatha. Another way to supercharge your merit according to the Buddha is by concentration on suchness, which means emptiness. And finally, when you develop bodhicitta you accrue merit, and once you are on the level of engaged bodhicitta it will just be an ongoing flow of merit no matter what you do. That’s for accumulating merit. And how to purify? Well, how about shamatha, insight into emptiness and bodhicitta? If you might think that all this emptiness and Dzogchen stuff is just too way up for you, you can’t really do this, then this is one of the three types of laziness, the laziness of putting oneself down. So no excuses, especially since Alan lists the remedies for all three types of laziness! The realizations e.g. of emptiness don’t appear out of the blue, they come from hearing, reading, trying to figure it out, meditating about it, and sooner or later a true understanding will arise. This will still come and go, so you need shamatha to stabilize it, and to get so familiar with it that it becomes the natural way of viewing reality. After the meditation we return to Natural Liberation, continuing from yesterday’s topic of viewing hatred from the perspective of rigpa. Alan gives an advice that he himself has received from Gyatrul Rinpoche when anger comes up in the mind: Don’t be troubled, just look at it and try to trace it back to its roots. The same can be done for the other poisons; craving and delusion. You can trace them back to their relative origin, which is substrate consciousness, and from that perspective all three poisons are nothing other than luminosity, bliss and non-conceptuality. But here in Padmasambhava’s text they are seen not from the perspective of substrate consciousness, but from the perspective of rigpa, and that means that they are nothing other than the three aspects of primordial consciousness: mirror-like, discerning and Dharmadhatu. Padmasambhava states that from the perspective of rigpa hatred never comes into being, is empty of location, and doesn’t go anywhere. Which means, you can’t even lose it. If an Arhat thinks that he has cut hatred at its root, that isn’t really true. You just reduce it back to where it comes from, or better to say, it releases itself if you can rest in rigpa. Silent meditation cut out at 27:25 min

Alan references different buddhist schools of thought regarding what happens when a sentient being, who has realized nirvana, dies. After exploring the Pali canon, he looks more widely and brings us back to our current meditative practice: pristine awareness (rigpa). Following a brief explanation of the text in ‘Natural Liberation’ (p.125) there were two questions: - one on nyam - and one on being lucid in dreamless sleep. Meditation starts at 01:05

Alan references different buddhist schools of thought regarding what happens when a sentient being, who has realized nirvana, dies. After exploring the Pali canon, he looks more widely and brings us back to our current meditative practice: pristine awareness (rigpa). Following a brief explanation of the text in ‘Natural Liberation’ (p.125) there were two questions: - one on nyam - and one on being lucid in dreamless sleep. Meditation starts at 01:05

In this afternoon session, Alan Wallace gives a 24-minute guided meditation on loving-kindness as it extends out in all directions: a wave of benevolence. He also describes the distinction between self-centeredness, or self-cherishing, and loving-kindness towards oneself. Finally, he touches on the importance of imagination while attending to the realm of possibility in addition to the realm of actuality. During the question and answer period, Alan answers the following questions: 1. Is the substrate consciousness conditioned? Is it impermanent? What are its causes and conditions? Does an Arhat realize rigpa at the time of death, and if so, does that mean they attain Buddhahood? 2. What are pointing out instructions, and what is the distinction between different types of realization? 3. What is the source of sexual energy? How does one deal with sexual energy while in retreat? 4. What is the antidote for intoxication with hedonic pleasure? 5. What is the role of walking meditation in the practice of shamatha?

This afternoon Alan started by pointing out the modern tendency of being very harsh and strict with ourselves, and the need for Compassion. He then proceeds by diving down to the very root of suffering, considering the hypothesis that all mental afflictions stem from the grasping and reification of "self" as separate, autonomous, and self-existant. He aludes to the Vajra essence, showing how the symmetry of the substrate is broken and the sense of "self" coagulates and differentiates itself from the space, followed by the arising of appearances also as "other" and finally as the mind activates it conceptually imputes objects from those appearances we directly see. Using a few other examples, we see that it is pretty evident that all suffering comes from the reification and grasping of self, me and mine. The only thing left for us to do is investigate this hypothesis, bringing wisdom and compassion together into practice.After the meditation, we have a brief comment by Alan about the Vajra Essence (Dudjom Lingpa) and the relative "simplicity" of the path, followed by some interesting questions from Malcolm. He built on on an earlier question about being a Bodhisattva without knowing it, now extending it to "Is it possible for a Sotāpanna (stream enterer) to be one with out knowing it." Alan said yes, but then really unpacked the question, focusing on the importance of not taking things out of context. He highlights his skepticism of many modern ways in which people are practicing Dharma, and talks a little about debunking false claims of realization. He also talks about how these new Dharma experiments can cause you to fool yourself into thinking you have genuine realization, uniquely combining a story from the suttas with Mark Twain.Along the explanation he comes upon the debate of "momentary Samadhi" being enough for Vipassana practice and the problems with this allegation, pointing to the following debate: http://www.mahasi.org.mm/discourse/E24/E24ch01.htmThere is also a part where Alan speaks about a connection between Mahayana and Christianity, and Elizabeth explains how the Christian Saint Josaphat is actually a mistranslation of Arhat, and reveals the fact the The Buddha was actually canonized! She says there is an article on her website, which is here: http://buddhist-christian.org/Well, I think this description has gotten out of hand with the length. So I'll leave you with this still from David Cherniack, representing the distortion that occurs when taking Dharma out of context!

  The Diamond Sutra is a Mahayana sutra from the genre of Prajnaparamita ('perfection of wisdom') sutras. In this series Norman will referernce the Diamond Sutra - Red Pine Edition. This is the fourth talk in this series. Diamond Sutra 4 By Zoketsu Norman Fischer | November 12, 2008 Abridged and edited by Barbara Byrum and Deborah Russell     Last time we were discussing the Diamond Sutra and the earlier Buddhist path of the arhat, the path of renunciation. We feel our own pain, and we know that there is something to be done; there is something to let go of, so we let go. We renounce. But, then, maybe we get attached to that brilliant sacrifice that we have made, to our renunciation and our sense of identity with the renunciation, to our holiness, and to our difference from others, who have not yet done this great thing that we have done. In contrast, in the bodhisattva path - the path of emptiness and compassion - we don't have the imperative to take a moral action, which is to renounce self, the world, and so on. Rather than the compunction to take a moral action, we have an ontological commitment to seeing that things are empty of anything that could be held on to. We understand that there is nothing to renounce, and there is nobody to renounce anything. Even if we do renounce something, we know that it is not an actual renunciation. So we are liberated from renunciation, and we are liberated from our sense of our difference from others. We are fully identified with others as non-others, and so, without any others, naturally, just living is an act of compassion. In other words, there is nothing but love and compassion, because we have realized that there is really non-difference. So we love the world and others as we love ourselves. Life by its very nature is loving-kindness, no matter what goes on. You know the wonderful phrase in the Zen koan, speaking of compassion, "It is as natural as reaching behind in the night for your pillow." Nothing special, just that natural action to bring comfort to a weary head, whether it is your own or someone else's. It hardly matters. So in the Diamond Sutra a shift is being proposed from a religious act to what I am calling an ontological commitment; to an understanding of the way that the world really is. So let's read Chapter 13: This having been said, the venerable Subhuti asked, "Bhagavan, what is the name of this dharma teaching, and how should we remember it?" The Buddha told the venerable Subhuti, "The name of this dharma teaching, Subhuti, is the Perfection of Wisdom. Thus should you remember it. And how so? Subhuti, what the Tathagata says is the perfection of wisdom the Tathagata says is no perfection. Thus it is called the 'perfection of wisdom.'" "Subhuti, what do you think? Is there any such dharma spoken by the Tathagata?" Subhuti said, "No, indeed, Bhagavan. There is no such dharma spoken by the Tathagata." The Buddha said, "Subhuti, what do you think? Are all the specks of dust in the billion-world-system of a universe many?" Subhuti said, "Many, Bhagavan. The specks of dust are many. And how so? Because, Bhagavan, what the Tathagata says is a speck of dust is no speck. Thus it is called 'a speck of dust.' And what the Tathagata says is a world system, the Tathagata says is no system. Thus it is called 'a world system.'" The Buddha said, "Subhuti, what do you think? Can the Tathagata, the Arhat, the Fully Enlightened One be seen by means of the thirty-two attributes of a perfect person?" Subhuti said, "No, indeed, Bhagavan. The Tathagata, the Arhat, the Fully Enlightened One cannot be seen by means of the thirty-two attributes of a perfect person. And why not? Because, Bhagavan, what the Tathagata says are the thirty-two attributes of a perfect person, Bhagavan, the Tathagata says are no attributes. Thus are they called the 'thirty-two attributes of a perfect person.'" This is the famous and strange logic of the Diam...