
Selections from Buddhadasa Bhikkhu's most significant attempt to generate "mutual good understanding among religions" in hopes that they would cooperate peacefully in "dragging the world out from under the power of materialism and selfishness."
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Ajahn Buddhadāsa refers to kwām pen buddha repeatedly in his seventh reflection (chapter seven). Readers of English may wonder if he means the term ‘buddha-nature’ as popularized in certain Mahāyāna paths and why I don’t just use that more...
Something we must contemplate well and remember as fundamental is that life requires sentience. Even the lowest forms of life must feel and be sensitive. Living people feel and experience. Living animals sense and feel that and this — they...
The Pāli term should be familiar from the daily chanting service — kevala — usually translated as “completely, totally,” without anything left. However, kevala has far more extensive significance.
We will speak of kevala and kaivalya toge...
The very first perspective to study is the nature or thing that is before everything. It truly is, unlike all things, which really aren’t, as they momentarily arise, manifest, and disappear.
That’s what’s meant by all saṅkhāras, things tha...
The nature of Buddhaness blossoms (awakens) slowly or quickly depending on causes and conditions. But that it can’t proceed according to its nature when certain things are obstructing. Thus, some of us aren’t able to understand and journey...
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Living in rural Driftless Wisconsin, watching America get weirder and more destructive, pondering in light of original Buddha-Dhamma, searching for values that can unite and for wholeness.
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