” …enlightenment is the end of the one who cares about being enlightened or unenlightened..” -Joan Tollifson
“Whenever there is confusion and seeking, it’s a clue that thought is busy chasing its own tail. Actuality is simple.“ Continue Joan Tollifson’s compelling exploration of the Simplicity of What Is in Part 4 of this seven part series.
“Experiencing self, other and world as empty is to joyfully experience one’s place in a light, free, open-ended, interpenetrating webwork of relations and dependencies. Lightness and joy come from no longer feeling as though reality has or needs a foundation “ ~ Greg Goode
In Part 9 of this series, Greg continues his overview of emptiness with The Pivotal Step, becoming completely “clear about our conception of inherent existence,” and exploration of The Experience of Emptiness.
Deep inside of each one of us
is light that is utterly peaceful and quiet.
It is the you in me
and the me in you.
It is unaffected and undisturbed
by the outer world.
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“Notice that everything is constantly changing, and yet, it all happens in this ever-present Here and Now. This timeless immediacy can’t be pinned down, nor can it be avoided.” -Joan Tollifson
Continue Joan Tollifson’s compelling exploration of the Here and Now in Part 3 of this seven part series The Simplicity of What Is.
“According to the Buddhist path, one trains to stabilize the attention, abandon harmful actions, take up helpful actions, generate patience and compassion, and meditate on the nature of self and other.” ~ Greg Goode
In Part 8, Greg continues his overview of emptiness with How to Realize Emptiness.
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