THE FIRST DAY
The first day of the lock meditation Four Foundations of Mindfulness ( satipaṭṭhāna ) has passed. Your technique and practice are still nothing else. However this is a course especially in the sense you will try to understand the teachings of the Buddha -related techniques ( conception expectancy ). Actually all the teachings of the Buddha , all the sermons of the Buddha are very enlightening, very intellectual , very precious, like the parts of a huge cake. Each of them gives the same delicious taste. Wave,
For meditators who are veteran and serious about listening to the true teachings of the Buddha, it is helpful to understand both the practice and the theology in a clearer , more detailed way, and especially To get rid of all mistakes . Unfortunately, some zealots who are too zealous to begin teaching meditation without basic training in this technique have mixed up other things. In India , these people only attend some courses. Most of them cling to their ownbeliefs and do not have a single technique. Only with superficial knowledge of vipassanā (insight meditation ), they could not teach this technique properly . The result is that those who attend the course they became very confused , confused.
Similarly , in the West, people also began teaching sessions with a basic technique ( concept expectancy ), but are slightly different. To differentiate , they consider themselves to be taught meditation Four Foundations of Mindfulness (satipaṭṭhāna ), and said what he Goenka teaches just vipassana ( insight meditation )! This has caused some confusion for some people. Actually satipaṭṭhāna is vipassanā and vipassanā is satipaṭṭhāna nothing else. The direct teachings of the Buddha will shed light on this matter . His teachings will give us joy inspiration and guidance, especially the understanding of French (dhamma) at deep more. Therefore, engineering practice remains the same (ie as Vipassana courses before), but in the discussion group every evening we will mention in detail to all of Satipatthana (satipaṭṭhāna) very important.
Early Pali, the language shares which Buddha used to preach , perhaps new to you. Gradually you will understand the teachings. Then you can develop a relative knowledge of the language . At that time Pāḷi ngữ will become very attractive to you. If you are a practitioner of Vipassana ( vipassana ) good you will feel as if the words are telling you. However , at the stage of the original , just understand a few words only, also very helpful then.
Three aspects of France (Dhamma)
There are three aspects or three steps importance of practicing Dharma ( dhamma ). Firstly learn the method (pariyatti ), ie to have knowledge enough about the teachings of the Buddha . Those who do not hear or read the teachings of the Enlightened One can not understand the Dharma and its universality. They will understand the Fa just like "Buddhism." They will view the Fa as a creed , creed or religious rite , as they themselves were drawn to. A sutava [1] or rank bar text was the one who heard and would understand the law ( dhamma ) as a rule of universal as truth or nature universal, unlimited term for any one sect or community at all. Once heard, a " sutava " can practice and apply it to life, and so he was really lucky compared to a person uncultured ordinary ( assutava ), ie people who do not hear anything the universal truth (or French - dhamma )
Listening or reading pure French words is very good because it gives you inspiration and guidance to start practicing. However , if you are still satisfied with the knowledge that you do not listen to practice , because now you feel like you know everything at the level of knowledge , then the knowledge itself will become no other. What a game of worshipservice . You really do not know anything because direct experience is absent . You only accept the truth without practice , this can even become a hindrance to liberation . Therefore all sutavā (thinh văn) must enter into practice .
Patipatti , step next , is to practice Dharma ( dhamma ). In all of the other Buddha taught: Supatipanno Bhagavato Savaka-Sangho.
Monks , the disciple of the Buddha, are good . Here the word sāvaka is synonymous with sutavā - satirical or fulldharma . Therefore, savaka-Sangho means: Increase ( Sangha ) is the Sravaka ( savaka ), was heard teaching of Buddha and started walking on the path of a true - that " supatipanno " Good deed or practice . Walk on this path and will reach the destination ultimately of liberation fullness . The executive ( patipaṭṭi ) will do this, not alone study the law ( pariyatti ). With pariyatti you understand that as a person , a member of society , you must live a moral life in your family and in society . If you stir up the peace and harmony of others, How can you experience peace and harmony within yourself? So you avoid any physical and verbal actions that hurt and hurt others. You avoid killing , stealing , sexual misconduct , lying , harsh speech, saying divisive or words useless , meaningless charge time and charges the time of others. You further understand that by avoiding actions unwholesome you really do good to himself alone and not for others. Why? Acts immoral this certainly can not be done if you do not generate pollution in the mind; Such as craving , anger , self, and fear . When you do, you hurt yourself first. For that reason you understand the importance of gender - sīla .
However , even with the knowledge in terms of your knowledge , keeping the precepts becomes difficult if you do notcontrol the mind. Therefore, you must practice concentration ( samādhi ), that is, you must master the mind. In some cases , such as in the environment of a retreat vipassanā this, no transgression is very easy, but when it steps on the path ( of liberation ), you must develop the mind or intention . So you become a new "
As you continue forward on the path of a proper , with the intention to become a man of enlightenment , you have to control the mind in the same way, if not the control will not take you to be the third step of The "communication" - paṭivedhana (often translated as French ). Paṭivedhana literally means " break through, enter ". Your ( samādhi ) will focus on the reality of self, It is your mental or physical phenomena or nama, because the breath is related to both mind and body. However , if you continue forward you will notice see that you have a large repository of impuritiesaccumulated inside. Although you try to control the actions of the body and its border, and yet sometimes you still the impure is overwhelming . Therefore, you must go into the depths of reality to spit out these impurities .
Paññatti is a superficial reality : things seem to be good, seemingly so, not things as they are. To see the ultimate truth you must remove the veil of this destabilizing reality, you have to break through, enter and separate it. This is Vipassana ( vipassana ). In another sutra this is referred to as:
Paññatti ṭhapetvā visesena passatī'ti vipassanā.
Paññatti ṭhapetvā means "after eliminating the normative or external reality". At that moment of insight ( vipassana ) see ( passati ) anything (legal) by characteristic ( visesena ) thereof. Thanks breached, can enter into the real appearance, solid and strong, the fact must be dissected out, thaw out, you go into the real ultimate of what you would call a "me" "My" is essentially just a physical structure , structural psychology and the contents of the mind ( rupa interest and ownership interest). After breaking through the whole field of mind and matter or mind and matter , you can see what goes beyond it - or in other words , you see the ultimate truth of Nirvana , the eternal truth or truth . , Beyond the whole field of mind and matter . The practice of wisdom can enter or punctured ( pativedhana ) this
Therefore, it is important to understand that the purpose of listening to sutras during the course of meditation is not only to learn pariyatti . Whether knowledge taking theory this may be useful how, then three steps - legal practitioners (pativedha ), executive ( patipatti ) and can enter or communication methods ( pativedhana ) must also be implemented. These three steps cover the whole field of wisdom ( paññā ).
In the ten days of meditation you have heard of the three stages of wisdom ( paññā ). Suta-mayā paññā or wisdom is what you have been told. It is the wisdom of others, not yours. Cinta-maya Panna or Investment Property is an inference based on reason , the understanding of you about wisdom of others. Both are good, but only if you perform the third step of religious knowledge - bhāvanā-maya Panna , to himself witnessed the truth.
Indian tradition has used other words to refer to these three types of truths. The first is sadda sacca , the truth of speech. Those fanatics that's true classics to be accepted even if do not understand it. Of course, when witnessed or experienced , that may be true, but they are due only to hearing and grasping , not to the fact that they themselves experience it . Next is the rate for the amount of substrate - anumana Sacca , the understanding on the terms of knowledge by inference . Looking at the smoke, there is fire. You do not see the real fire but just infer it. Both may be true delusions , hallucinations .
Third is self-evidence - paccakkha sacca , the truth that you personally witnessed , yourself personally . The whole teaching of the Enlightened One is to encourage you to do this. Believing in the teachings of the Buddha is essential, but unless you experience the truth yourself, otherwise you will not be able to enlighten . Listening and understanding in terms of knowledge is very useful, but at the same time all teachings must be self-evident by those who wish to attain liberation .
Sati - Mindfulness
Sati means mindfulness ( awareness ), witnessed all the reality of mind and matter in the structure of the body. Only with the knowledge and wisdom "of" new becoming satipaṭṭhāna ( mindfulness ). Ṭhāna means to be set up. Paṭṭhāna is set up properly, set up in different ways, or pakārena :
Pakārena janātī'ti paññā
Wisdom ( paññā ) understanding ( jānāti ) reality from different angles. To witness from a single angle , the truth is distorted, biased . You must try to see the truth in its integrity , by observing from different angles. At that time it was pakārena , and became wisdom ( paññā ).
Thus, sati or concept becomes mindfulness - satipaṭṭhāna when it is associated with wisdom . Whenever Buddha uses the word sati or Sato (anniversary), he also used sampajano ( awareness ), as in all of this: ATAPI sampajano satima (earnestness, mindfulness and mindfulness ).
Ātāpī means "zeal". However mindfulness ( sati ) just completely perfect when it comes to intelligence ( awareness ) sampajano , with the understanding of the nature of reality in the experience - it is understanding characteristic of impermanence ( anicca ), born And the ultimate eradication of reality . Due to the nature suffered the impermanence of it, characteristic of suffering ( dukkha ) is also natural . Practice with wisdom , you will understand the characteristics ofpain or suffering generals with experience your own. Every feeling optimistic, any situation of comfort are impermanent ( anicca ). Everything in the structure of this body turns into something unpleasant, so it is just dukkha . The law of nature is so. Yet the tendency of the mind we are clinging and clinging to feeling optimistic, and when it's gone we feel extremely distressed . This is not a philosophy but a real need to be experienced by IP communication or knowledge can enter ( pativedha ): splitting, dissection, dissociation, dispersion to reach the stage of decay Bhaṅ: only the mind and matter (nåma and rúpa) always interact with each other, always interacting with each other, and become a nucleus for each other's births leading to streams, but streams, streams Implicitly going on in what you call 'me'. The reality of selflessness '
Impermanence ( anicca ), dukkha and anattā ( selflessness ) should not be regarded as a sectarian philosophy . These characteristics or triangle minister does not just apply to Buddhists only. Everyone , men and women, of whatever race or religion , as well only the impact through the routine of mind and matter . By ignorance , people cling to this false self ,
Laws of nature also become very clear with pativedhana , or the wisdom to enter . Without this knowledge, merely mindfulness will be ineffective because you will stay with the truth outside and not understand the true truth. A circus girl on the rope knows very well (step by step). Lives and head, neck, legs, her hands are in the situation dangerous. However, she is still far from liberation , because she is only in the outer reality , not with the inner wisdom .Such sati is imperfect , since it is not established with the knowledge of impermanence , suffering, not-self at the experimental level. Satipaṭṭhāna or "sati" is mindfulness with wisdom . Then it plays a role very important in the practice of Dharma , to witness the truth. Sutta Mindfulness origin ( satipaṭṭhāna ) is aimed at the purpose of this. No self at the experimental level. Satipaṭṭhāna or "sati" is mindfulness with wisdom . Then it plays a role very important in the practice of Dharma , to witness the truth. Sutta Mindfulness origin ( satipaṭṭhāna ) is aimed at the purpose of this. No self at the experimental level. Satipaṭṭhāna or "sati" is mindfulness with wisdom . Then it plays a role very important in the practice of Dharma , to witness the truth. Sutta Mindfulness origin ( satipaṭṭhāna ) is aimed at the purpose of this.
In the usual ten-day meditation , you have heard of five friends: saddhā ; Tons ( viriya ); Mindfulness ( sati ); Samadhi (samadhi ); And wisdom ( paññā ). They were called " indriyas" by the Buddha . Indra means "ruler", "king". That is the name of a king in heaven . The doors are also a kind of right - indriya : eyes, ears, nose, tongue and body (often called eyesense , ear-base , rate base , damages based and body-base ). This is why they are called so because they retain control and control over us . The five friends, or the five rights we own, are another, in which sati is one. These rights are also called "force" or "strength" ( bala ). For every five yoga practitioners this is a very important force, and sati is one of them. Sati or anniversary is also a detailed part of the enlightenment ( interior enlightenment ) extremelycrucial. Because you start each of the seven senses with mindfulness, and you perceive it until you reach the final goal. However conception is considered an important and effective only when it is used in a proper , as the Buddhaexplained in the Sutta Mindfulness Made This.
Pariyatti - Knowledge on theory (learning method)
Tomorrow we will begin to recite the Four Sutras . The information given today is to help you understand that the practice is the most important. It is extremely dangerous that read-only or suttas can become the purpose of life.
One of many reasons why Vipassana meditation again been lost in India after the Buddha that is because there is only theory and classics ( suttas ) are considered essential. People feel satisfied with the recitation of or remember the entire Tripitaka ( Tipitaka ) - the teachings of the Buddha - can see that as the purpose of life they have been completed . Then came the discussion , debate , Reasoning about the meaning of words . Status messy so happens constantly, and do not practice still no one understand. The teachings of an enlightened being are the words derived from experience , to guide people to witness the truth. Playing with them only creates big obstacles . Therefore, we use the Buddha 's teachings to understand how he wants us to practice . These teachings give us encouragement and guidance,
Of course we do not condemn theology - pariyatti . How a person practice what the Buddha taught there might not approve of his teachings? But the practice , not words , be considered the purpose of life we . We are very grateful Increase ( Sangha ) have maintained the purity of the words of the Buddha taught and grateful monks have maintained the practice of vipassana this; If not, it must have been lost for a long time. Thanks to tradition this we received was the practice in the calculation of pure primitive of it and we expressed gratitude them deeply. Similarly ,we are deeply grateful to those who, whether they have practiced or not, have at least maintained the teachings of the Buddha from generation to generation for more than twenty-five centuries. Thanks to tradition this we received was the practice in the calculation of pure primitive of it and we expressed gratitude them deeply. Similarly , we are deeply grateful to those who, whether they have practiced or not, have at least maintained the teachings of the Buddha from generation togeneration for more than twenty-five centuries. Thanks to tradition this we received was the practice in the calculation of pure primitive of it and we expressed gratitude them deeply. Similarly , we are deeply grateful to those who, whether they have practiced or not, have at least maintained the teachings of the Buddha from generation to generation for more than twenty-five centuries.
Of course there are many questions about the teachings of the Buddha . Are these teachings true of the Buddha ? The proof is possible, because the people in Increase ( Sangha ) of the school of primitive feel have the responsibility to preserve the teachings of the Buddha in the state intact its intact. So they are called Dhammabhaṇdāgārikas , who keep the Dharma treasure - that is, preserve the teachings of the Buddha .
Therefore, we must combine both - study and law - together . Learning methods - pariyatti give us confidence that the practice of us is the right way, like what the Buddha wanted.
Now, this four-minded Sutta will be studied . If anyone wants to study the entire Tipitaka - Tipiṭaka - that is very good. Each of the Buddha's teachings is sweet, giving individual guidelines ( very personal ) very clear and encouraging. However , the study of the entire Tripitaka is also not necessary . Understanding a few suttas is enough. Buddha said that even one verse ( Gatha ) two lines only, if understood correctly, Is quite enough to reach the ultimate goal ( liberation ). Actually the literal meaning of pariyatti or pariyati according to Sanskit and Hindi (Indian), is "full, just enough". The teachings of the Buddha that you acquire in the afternoon lectures of the course are pariyatti. You know how to do the right thing, and why you have to do it this way, and you develop your confidence in the steps you take. A few sutras can be discussed in one-way lectures at the meditation center , To create understanding , but that is not the main purpose . If not , we will become the center of learning methods, to teach the Tripitaka ( Tipitaka ), for discussion , recitation and debate , and also to satisfy those games on aspects of emotion , devotion And knowledge.
Therefore, this is also the word warning for those who are managing the central meditation on the world , now and for centuries in the future: It is crucial to remember that the teaching (of the Buddha ) and the practice vipassana meditation (vipassana ) is always active primary, because only when people step on the path ( of liberation ), the goal finally newly reached .
So , from tomorrow afternoon we will read texts to understand patipatti ( practice ) and pativedhana (IP communication , or knowledge can enter ), the terms of practices of Buddhism , a way of properly . We 're on the right path , a path without deviation or turn direction , a path straight to the goal finally , do not waste time now on the problem side.
The practice is still the same. You are now practicing mindfulness of breath - ānāpāna , observing the reality of the breath . This is sati . Breath is the essence nature of sentient beings , not for books, notebooks, or your teacher, or the Buddha said. You are witnessing it, come in , come out, just as it is. This is not a breathing exercise. You do not control it but just observe. A naturally your mind begins to be collected or gathered. The breath becomes subtle , shorter. At that time, it only formed a backward rotation (180 degrees ) when entering or leaving, and sometimes it seemed to stop. Then a great breath comes in , due to the lack of oxygen, and you only recognize it . Once again it becomes shorter, subtle than, forming a spiral down, stopped. You do not have to do anything. Whether it be a long breath , or a short breath , you just know . Natural,
The course lasts only eight days, so the time is very short. Let's use it in a sincere one. You have a wonderfuladvantage here, where new yogis do not always understand the value of precepts and silence, and those in whose confusion disturbs others will not. Permission in this course. As the old yogis , who have matured through at least a few meditations you understand the job (must do), You also understand that the continuity of practice is the secret to success . If you just stop work, so lazy, wandering, traveled or is stirred in , sleeping, you can not reach the goal (liberation ) is. Of course, your mind will wander, but you just put it back . Your efforts must be continuous . Even the so-called recess periods, including the rest of the night, are also devoted to this serious job, to meditation, to mindfulness. Concept - sati - must be set - like new called satipaṭṭhāna ( mindfulness or set concept). Now, the concept of breath - anapana , you recognize clear breath . Even when walking, standing, lying, sitting, bathing, washing, cooking and drinking - both day and night, except when sleeping, you must recognize (anniversary) breath naturally . Sati is established ( paṭṭhāna ). Mindfulness is well established . Then in insight ( vipassana ) concept of day and night,
All laws are very important. A similar course like this does not have new yogis and with the stir has been reduced to a minimum , where people are very serious, indeed rare. Make good use of this opportunity, convenience this, let your thoughts be set up with wisdom , to increasingly closer over the goal finally . Make good use of this wonderfultechnique . Make good use of this dhamma for the goodness , the benefit , the liberation from all yoke , Get rid of the chains, chains of greed , anger , and delusion . Wish you enjoy the peace, harmony and happiness feet really. END=NAM MO SHAKYAMOUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=THICH CHAN TANH.THE MIND OF ENLIGHTENMENT.VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=GOLDEN LOTUS MONASTERY=AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.18/7/2017.
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