Me and a wave

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  • March 29, 2018 at 6:38 pm #2789

    Bernadette
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    currently listening to the audio archive in resources of Dharma Treasure Shangha from Jan 2010 What is Enlightenment and Why Should I Care? Session 7

    Me a wave? These five aggregates moving like an ocean wave through time and space interacting with everyone elses containers?
    Mmmmm minute feelings of rewiring occurring.

    Bernadette

    March 29, 2018 at 10:18 pm #2790

    Tim Clark
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    Hi Bernadette,

    When I searched for what Enlightenment is I found many definitions. Most of them described what the enlightened state felt like, not what it is.
    Then I found this one, “Enlightenment is the Art of living compassionately with mindful, habits, beliefs, experiences and expectations”. You might also say this is living in the present moment.

    “Why is this important”? Because it is life changing. The more time you can spend living in the present moment, the more of your life is real. You are no longer making decisions and reacting based on past habits, beliefs, expectation, and expectations.

    Imagine that!

    There is more to it than that but you get the idea?

    Tim

    March 30, 2018 at 4:18 am #2791

    Don Salmon
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    Bernadette – you get my vote for best post ever at Dharma Treasure Community.

    waving at you waving being a wavicle intermingling, inter-playing, smiling, laughing inseparably with all other waves oceaning/Being together…….

    March 30, 2018 at 7:25 pm #2794

    Bernadette
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    Hi Don,

    Hello fellow wavicle. laughing and smiling here too. How cool that two tiny? wavicles right now can talk to each other and enjoy the process like it is the very process of life

    Bernadette

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