Sunday, May 24, 2020

THE MIND OF  FOCUS  ON  BREATHING.VIETNAMESE TRANSLATE ENGLISH BY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.

ECONOMIC LESSONS  OF LICENSE  IMPORTANT FOCUS  BASED ON  BREATHING.

 

I heard  something like this , then  who Bhagavan  was staying in the town of Savatthi  (Xa-defense, the capital of Kosala / Kieu-slap-la one of six  cities  the largest in the valley of  the Ganges  at daicua  Buddha , today in the state of Uttar Pradesh ) , where the gardens to the east, in the manor of mothers're Migara  (mothers of you Migara - Migaramata - a  layman  royal line , very enthusiastic and  exemplary , considered by  Buddha  to be the leading  female Sangha  . She lived to the age of 120 ) , along with the  monks veteran  and  famous disciple  - such as Mr. Sariputra / Xa-profit-waving, Mr. Maha-Moggallana / Ma-ha Maudgalyayana, Mr. Maha-Kassapa / Ma-ha Ca-lettuce, Mr. Maha- Kaccana  came  from a  family  noble  Brahmin, has been in charge of the  rituals  of  religion  in the court of king Candapajjota in the capital of Avanti. king Candapajjota  hear  who Bhagavan  was staying at Savatthi, came sent Maha Kaccana with seven others here to invite  the Blessed One  to visit the capital Avanti, After arriving in Savatthi and listening to  the Exalted  preaching , all eight of delegation  are pleased to make  disciples  of Him ), he Maha-Kotthica ( a  disciple  of  the Buddha , very  erudite  about logic, in  Increase Best of Beijing , AN I, 24 have said to this position ), his Maha-Kappina ( a  disciple  of  the Buddha  has  achieved  the rank Arahant / Arhat. business Jataka / Bon  born of  having said to the  disciples  of this ), he Maha-Cunda / Maha Thuan momentum, a  great disciple , sister of Xa-profit-Phat, comes in many Suttas  such as the  Increase of the Sutta  AN 6.46,  Samyutta Nikaya , SN 1.5, etc., this person is not a goldsmith or a blacksmith (?) also named Cunda / Pure momentum referred to in the Great Bowls. Nirvana ), Mr. Revata /Ly-ba-da, the  youngest son of Xa-profit-waving, a  great disciple  of  Buddha  who  attained  the rank of Arahant / A-la-Han) , Ananda / Ananda rock,  disciple  servant and  assistant  Buddha ), and numerous disciples elders and famous others ( texts  recounted The presence  of the  discerning  and  famous disciples   in the  Sangha  during this  lecture  of  the Buddha  is intended to raise  the  authenticity of  the sutta . In the first  assembly  held nine months after the Buddha 's passing away  , a large number of the   above disciples were present as witnesses to the authenticity of  this sutta  , except for the two Sariputra and Moggalana.  passed away  before  the Buddha  shortly)  .

On this occasion the aged bhikkhus took over the teaching and  directions . Some  preach  and  instruct  a group of about ten new bhikkhunis; others  preached  and  instructed  another group of about twenty new bhikkhunis; others  preached  and  instructed  another group of about thirty new bhikkhunis; others  preached  and  instructed  another group of about forty new bhikkhunis. Taught and  instructed by mature monks, newly joined  monks  gradually  attain  real levels of  realization  . great  (way  described  above shows the atmosphere of teaching and  learning  very zealous monks between  veteran  and new monks  joined the  Sangha ) .

Also on this occasion and also on the full moon day of Uposatha, the fifteenth day of the full moon, and also the Pavarana  Uposatha literally means "Full Moon" and also the most important day of the month for  Buddhism  because it is the  The Buddha  attained  Enlightenment , and the Uposatha full month of the month is a feast day, and this ceremony can last from one to four days.In these days home  practitioners  have  to  reduce  manual work in order to  time  care for  life  spirit , such as to  preserve  the rule  more seriously, if voluntarily keep  the five precepts then during these days, we must observe the eight precepts and we have to go to the temple to  worship Buddha . Who  ordained  where  monasteries  and temples - at  Buddha  's caves or shelters which the  secular  set up to help those who "abandon"  the family  rain  sun  - they must  ceremony of repentance , to self-  vigilance  and remind each other about  maintaining  discipline . The repentance ceremony is  actually just a  meeting ,  people  take turns  to make  precepts and self-reflection, each person has to review each  of his or her thoughts , emotions,  intentions ,  words  and actions to see if it violates   any discipline ? During the year, each full moon brings its own name, and this name is also used to call each month, or to call occasions that  coincide  with the full moon days. For example  in the  scriptures  above mentions Pavarana full moon day, the fifteenth day of  the final  mark  the date  termination  of seasonal  summer retreat , meaning of this term is from the chapter "Wish fullness". The next full moon   day is then the fourth month after three months the  feast is the full moon of Komudi,  coinciding  with Kathina, also known as the offering of Y )the Blessed One sits outside, surrounded by the SanghaLooking at the monks who were quietly listening, the Blessed One spoke to them as follows:

"Hey monks, I am very  satisfied  with allowing this practice, I am very  satisfied  from the  heart  to allow this practice. So monks should also  perseverance  and enthusiasm brought to  practice , almost  Lens thoroughly  what no  insight ,  achieve  what has not  achieved ,  done  what has not  done  it. I will also save the town of Savatthi this one more month until the full moon day "white lotus", ie every month from  [after three months of  summer ]  of this rainy season " .  (According to the original  Pali text ,  the Buddha said, "I will stay until Komudi." The Komudi word comes from the kumuda word and means "white lotus", many translations into  languages.  The West  is called the "white waterlily" month,  the reason  may be because  Westerners  often cannot  distinguish  between water lilies and  lotus flowers . Komudi Day is also the full moon day of the "fourth" month after three. month  summer retreat , which is the month, "Wednesday" after the three-month rainy season, around October or 11 calendar. In the Vietnamese translation of the  Venerable  Thich  Minh Chau then this sentence is translated as: "I will be here, at Savatthi  until  April , Komudi ...". Translation of  Zen master  Thich  Nhat Hanh  summarizes this sentence as follows: "Now here, the day of the full moon  in April ...". Both the translation is not  accurate , because in April not to the rainy season in the valley of  the Ganges , where this monsoon climate  similar  like South  Vietnam , thus can not be after season  summer retreat  is. All translation into the  language of Western  were  references  are translated month  Wednesday  Also  according to the translation of  Zen master  Thich  Nhat Hanh  , the  Buddha  said  , "... went to  the full moon day in April," which means the season was  the summer retreat  one month. But  the Buddha  said to the question above on Pavarana occasions, and also the fifteenth day of  last  season's  summer retreat , is to  inform  the  Sangha  that you will save more Savatthi a month after three months of  the summer retreat . This decision  of  the Buddha  set a  precedent  and later  became a custom known as Kathina, also known as the offering, will  be explained  further in the footnote below. In the above passage the  Buddha  tells  about the importance of  the sutta  that I will teach and  announces my  decision to  stay in Savatthi for another month . )

[The  texts  original  lectures  oral tradition , so often  personality  constantly , not disconnected each  segment , so it is difficult  to track . Translators  Westerners  often  segment  the  texts  and put the sub in order to help readers to  track  more. The translation below borrows  paragraphs  and sub-titles from translations of  monks  Bhikkhu Thanissaro, Bhikkhu Nanamoli and Bhikkhu Bodhi]

Buddha  and the  Sangha

The monks all over the country after  hearing the news : ' The Blessed One   will stay in Savatthi for the whole month of the "White Lotus" (Komudi), which means the end of the fourth month after three months of the rainy season, "and together they pulled together. came to Savatthi to personally meet  the Blessed One . The  disciples  elders  the  disciples  veteran  and  erudite  often  beside  the Buddha  also stay on )  to  continue  taking turns  preaching  and  guidance  [for the monks the new pulled to] , engrossed more before. Some of them  preach and  instructed  about ten bhikkhus, some  lectured  and  instructed  another group of about twenty monks, others  lectured  and  instructed  another group about thirty monks, some monks Another  preached  and  directed  to another group of about forty monks. Being taught by senior monks and  instructing  new monks to  reach  higher levels  of awareness  .

On this occasion - the full moon day of Uposatha and also the fifteenth day of the full moon in the month of the "White Lotus" (Komudi), the full moon day of the fourth month after three months of the rainy season -  the Blessed One  sitting  outside  - surrounded is the  Sangha . Looking at the  whole  Sangha group  silently listening,  the Blessed One  spoke to them as follows:

"Hey monks, the  meeting  was not  bragging  things  in vain , to  remove  things  frivolous ,  necessarily  only talk  to each other  about what  pure  and  core  ( in the original language PA li is the word "sara", that is the core solid, such as the "core" of a "trunk" ) only: a  Sangha  so new right is a  Sangha , a  meeting  such a new right is a  meeting, a  sangha so new right is a gift worthy, a care worthy, a dedication worthy, a  respect  worthy, it is creating the  world's  this one elected  space  morality  nothing  equals : that is the  Sangha  in   today's meeting .

Although  the meeting  is only a small gift, when it is given to the donation, it will  become  bigger, once it  becomes  bigger, it will  continue to  become  bigger: it is is the  Sangha  in   today's meeting . A  meeting  like hard fruit  found  on  earth  this: but there is also a  meeting  of  the Sangha  today. Such  a meeting was  rare in  this world  , having to  bring  food and leave thousands of miles to hope found  it "  probably  in the seventh century   Xuanzang / Xuanzang monks had   to wade to  India , and then in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries  Westerners  built ships thousands of miles to colonize the colony. , has  discovered  a gift  invaluable  save from a  meeting  that more than twenty-five centuries? Under a different perspective, the teachings on this  affordable  is also the words of  warning  of  the Buddha  of  longevity  and growth of  the Teachings  of his later, even if it Going through  so many challenges?) .

The ranks  of liberation

Arahant / A-la-drought

"In  the Sangha  are the monks have  achieved  can form Arahant / Arhat, what  Shootout  in  mind  they were stopped, they  completed  what  must be  done, have placed the  burden  down there, having  achieved  the  true goal, having cut off the chains of formation,  achieved  liberation  by  proper awareness  : these are the same monks on   this Sangha . .

Anagami rank or "Immortal" (also called Ananda)

"In  the Sangha  are the monks have  totally  eliminated  is the first year  fetters  first (ie 5  causes  binding  rudimentary  least: 1. believe in the self or" I "/ Sakkaya-ditthi; 2. the  suspect , do not  realize  is  the value  super Vietnam  of Dharma / vicikiccha; 3-  believe  and  cling  to  colorful , celebration / silabbata-paramata; 4-  lust  sexuality / kama-raga; 5- hatred / vyapada), and they will be  reborn [into the pure realms  ], no longer have to return to this world  too: that's the monks in   this Sangha .

Sakadagami rank or "Only one more time to return" (Tu-da-complete / Nhat lai)

"In   this Sangha there are bhikkhus who have  completely  removed the  three   [first] shackles ( the Anagami / Hybrid monks at the rank mentioned above have  removed  all five things of  shackles.  or shackles, on the  contrary  in this inferior rank Sakagami - that is,  one  more  rebirth  - the bhikkhu only  removes the  first three  shackles  : believes in the  existence  of the ego , no  trust  in a  solid  on  the road Dharma , they still  cling to  the ceremony ,  but  they have also  reduced  their  cravings  ( attachment ), hate and "hallucinations" (  delusions ), so that even if they have to go back to  this world  is only one more  time , because [then] they will  be able to  bring about all suffering to  an end : these are the same monks on   this Sangha .

Sotapanna or "Tu-da-finishing" rank (also called  Save )

"In  the Sangha  are the monks were  completely  removed  were three  shackles  [first] ( mentioned above ) has entered flow ( mean've  consciously  been  Director France  and has  completely  step into  the path of practice ), really  determined , they will no longer fall into suffering and have begun to step completely on  the path  to  Enlightenment : that is the monks in the  Sangha  this. 

[Above are the four levels  of success  brought about by  practice , arranged in order from high to low, Chinese-language scriptures called "four holy fruits". Following  are the  methods  and practice paths  ]

"In   this Sangha there are bhikkhus who take care of practicing in the four  areas of  attention  ( body,  feeling ,  consciousness ,  mental phenomena  and Sino-Vietnamese scriptures called" Satipatthana). " this  extremely  important, to see the "Four  areas of  focus" or "Satipatthana" is only a  means  or qualities among the other properties, not the  end  of  the whole  work  practice , one should not understand that the  realization of the  "four  areas of  attention" is  enlightenedAttention  or "mindfulness" is only the first stage ) ..., about the four  right endeavors   ( 1-  try  not to generate   bad and  useless thoughts  before  they appear  to you. , 2.  try to eliminate  the  thinking  bad and  useless  when they  unfortunately  did  show up  with her, 3-  try to  arouse the  thinking  good and useful as they are not  completely show up  with her, 4-  try try to maintain  the    thinking  good and useful when they  show up  with her. Chinese language texts referred to this concept as "Four primary needs" ) ..., the four cornerstones of the  success  (1-  determination , 2.  energy , 3. the collection  center  god, 4. the  receiving formula . Beijing Chinese language book called "Quartet  as the  sufficiency" ) ..., about the possibility of  a mental  ( 1-  trust , 2-  perseverance , 3-  vigilance , 4- keep calmness in  the mind , 5  -lucidity . Sino-Chinese scriptures called "Five Faces" ) ..., about  five effortsmental  strength   ( 1-  the power  of  trust , 2-  the power  of  perseverance , 3-  the power  of  alertness , 4-  the power  of calm, 5-  the power  of  insight . Chinese language books called "Five Forces" ) ..., about the seven  elements  of  enlightenment  ( 1-  awareness  or  awakening , 2-  learning , 3-  effort , 4-  rejoicing , 5-  serenity , 6- be calm, 7- let go . The Sino-Chinese scriptures are called "The Seven Senses" , ... about  the path  of eight  correctness  ( 1-   right view , 2-   right thought , 3-   right word , 4- right action, 5 -  means  living right, 6-  try to  correct, 7-  focus  properly, 8- collective  centers  god right. Beijing Chinese language book called "Eightfold path") ...: there is also the billion- The monks in  this Sangha .

"In  the Sangha  are monks practice care about  kindness ...,  kindness  compassion, joy  joy  [brought from the  consciousness  and  respect ] ..., serenity (scriptures Chinese call these four qualities together "The Four  Immeasurables  ") ..., [  awareness  of] impurity [of the body] ..., [  awareness  of]  impermanence : it is also are bhikkhus in   this Sangha . 

[Here  texts  started to raise part mainly allows practice of  focusing  awareness  based on  breath ] 

The  focus  of awareness  based on  breathing  in and out    

"In  the Sangha  are monks  diligent  practice of  focused  awareness ( mindfulness /" mindfulness " )  is based on  breathing  in and out .

"The  focus  of awareness  based on  breathing  in and out if promoted and  maintained  regularly  will bring great results and many  benefits . The  focus  of awareness  based on  breathing  in and out if caught maintaining  and  maintaining regularly  will help  realize the  "Four  Aspects of  Attention"  also known as the "Satipatthana Sutta" in Chinese-language texts, including:  focusing  on the body,  feeling ,  consciousness  and  phenomena). statue  mentalThis concept has been raised in the  texts  of "The  attentive  awareness" / satipaṭṭhāna Sutta,  Central Business  MN.10)  at peak levels. "Four  areas of  attention" if promoted and  maintained  regularly  will bring the "Seven  elements  of Enlightenment" (Awakened chi / Bojjhanga)  at the ultimate level. "The Seven  Elements  of Enlightenment", if promoted and  maintained  regularly,  will bring "   Transparent understanding " ( Wisdom ) and "Liberation" at the ultimate level .

"So how to promote and  maintain  the  attention  based on the  breath  in and out, in order to bring the" Four  areas of  attention "to the ultimate level?

"This is  the case of  a bhikkhu looking for a secluded place, in the shade of a tree or in a deserted hut  , sitting cross-legged, keeping his body upright, focusing his  attention  on the  front ( why to find a quiet place, cross-legged and sitting still? It is just because of  the external environment , the body and  the mind  are  connected  with each other , context stillness, body  estate  will help  the mind  less  distractions  and focus easier).  to promote the  awareness  when  inhaled , promote  awareness every time I  exhale .  

1 - When  breathing in  long, the Bhikkhu-stilts are  aware  : 'I  breathe in  long', when  exhaled  long, also  conscious : 'I  exhale  long'.

2 - When  inhaling  short, the Bhikkhu-stilts are  aware  : 'I  breathe in  short', when   short breath is also  aware  : 'I  exhale  short'. 

3- The monks  inhaled  and collective  awareness  is  breathing  on her on the  body  can, and when  exhaling  , the episode also  recognize  is  breathing  out that on  the whole body  can ( respiration  was also  seen as  a  form wake  sensation / feeling or an "artifact of the body" / body fabrication,  sense  or  the creation of  works that create a  perception  or feeling on the  body ) .

4. The monks collective  inhale  and  sense : 'I  breathe in  so doing settles the  creation  effects on the body' ( such as itching, discomfort and so that  the generated  effects on  the body ,  focus  real  awareness  on  the breath  will  reduce  the  creation  work there) , when  exhaling  , the collective well  aware : 'I  breathe out  almost as settles the  creation  effects on the body'.

5 - The Bhikkhu-stilts practice  breathing in  and  consciousness : 'I  breathe in to  feel joy' ( rapture, excitement,  joy ) , when  exhaling  , also practice  consciousness : 'I  exhale  almost emotionally receive joy '( for example,  realize that  you are "living",  exchanging  your life with the movement of  nature  and  the universe .) That  consciousness  speaks  of respect  and love. our own life and that of all  sentient beings ,  reflected the relationship and the interplay between oneself and  the universe ,  that consciousness  will bring us  joy ,  serenity  and  comfort :  think  of the second of the four qualities of the  mind  - still called "the four  immeasurable  mind" - is "the joy") . 

6. The Bhikkhu-stilts practice  breathing in  and  being aware : 'I  breathe in to  feel pleasure ' ( pleasure / pleasure) , when I  exhale,  I will practice  consciousness : 'I  exhale in order to  feel the amused '( such as feeling  pleasant  and  pleasant  - bringing about refreshment and vitality through the  exchange  of the  impurities  in our bodies and the fresh air of  the universe,  for example. )

7- The Bhikkhu  on breathing  and  consciousness : 'I  breathe in to  feel  the  mental artifacts' ( ie the  thoughts , emotions,  thoughts  appear  in the  mind ) , when  breathing out  the collection also  aware : 'I  breathe out  almost smell the  creation  effects of mental'.

8- The monks collective  inhale  and  sense : 'I  breathe in  so doing settles the  creation  effects of mental', when  exhaling  , the collective well  aware : 'I  breathe out  almost as settles the  creation  effects mental '( attention  provinces giacvao  breath  - "mindfulness" - will settle to the  impact  caused by  the production of  the  spirit , that is the  thinking , emotion and  volition  are stirring in  the mind  me)

9- The monks collective  inhale  and  sense : 'I  inhale  almost feel the mind' ( ie  recognition  by  the mind  alone is  present  and  operational ) , while  exhaling  , the episode also  conscious ' I  exhale to  feel the mind. '

10- The bhikkhu  inhales  and practices  consciousness : 'I  breathe in to  bring harmony ( peace ) to the mind', when  breathing out  also practice  consciousness : 'I  exhale to  bring humor peace for the mind '.

11- The Bhikkhu  breathing in  and practicing  consciousness : 'I  breathe in to  bring  stability  ( calm, balanced, not  disturbed  and bewildered)  to the mind', when  breathing out  , also practice  consciousness : 'I  exhale to  bring  stability  to my mind'.

12. The monks  inhaled  and collective  consciousness : 'I  breathe in  almost  letting go  of consciousness', when  exhaling  , the collective well  aware : 'I  breathe out  almost  let go of  the mind' ( detachment  here means is not  clinging to  any  thoughts , emotions or  effects that  arise inside the  mind )

13. Person monks  inhaled  and collective  consciousness : 'I  breathe in  almost  focus  on impermanence', when  exhaling  , the collective well  aware : 'I  breathe out  mostly  focused  on impermanence' ( the word "impermanent "is the literal translation of" anicca "in  texts  original language Pa-li,  monk  Thanissaro Bhikkhu translate this term as" indeterminate "/ inconstance, in  cases where  this can be understood as  nature  ephemeral and  transitory  of the  investment only , emotion and  intention ;  they appear  , exist  and disappear within the  mind . In  the case of the  translation of the word anicca as "impermanent", this word will have  a  broader meaning , that is  , the  "indeterminate character" not only  relates  to the  thoughts , emotions and  thoughts  within the  mind.  but also  the  ephemeral character of all phenomena / dhamma outside the  mind , the surroundings, including the body,  sensations  caused by  contact  between the  senses  and the objects. their senses) .

14. The monks  inhaled  and collective  consciousness : 'I  breathe in  almost  focus  on disenchantment', when  exhaling  , the collective well  aware : 'I  breathe out  mostly  focused  on disenchantment' ( awakening  here means  awakening  or awakening, that is no longer  craving  or  clinging  to any  anything else , because everything is  impermanent ; word  disenchantment  is translated from the word "viraja" in  texts  original language Pali, this word means chapter is "not dirty". The monk  Thanissaro Bhikkhu translates as dispassion / no  desire  or  lust ,  but  he also notes in the brackets  that the  word means chapter words fading / fading, fading. According to a few other  Pali dictionaries   further investigated , this word also means "not  polluted  or  entangled by cravings" / free from defilement or passion. The reason for  the long lines is to remind people to meditate after shop see the  characteristics  of impermanence  and  uncertainty  of all  phenomena  within  the mind, on the body as well as outside  the world  , we should not stop at that feeling but must "wake up" or "wake up" to  let  them go . Therefore, not only "mindfulness" is enough, but "awakening" and "letting go" ).

15. The monks  inhaled  and collective  consciousness : 'I  breathe in  almost  focused  on the  suspension   ( " nirodhadhammam" / cessation / the  termination  or stop. Beijing Chinese language book called  cessation ), when  exhale  , the episode also  aware : 'I  breathe out  mostly  focused  on suspension'. 

16 -  The monks  inhaled  and collective  consciousness : 'I  breathe in  almost  focus  on  letting go  ( ie let go, do not catch anyone  anything  at all,  completely  letting go ) , when the  exhalation  is also collective  consciousness : 'I  breathe out  mostly  focused  on letting go' ( in short : after "mindfulness" must be "enlightened" or "awakened", after the "enlightened" or "awakened" the must "let go",  otherwise  "let go" then will continue  "reincarnation").

"That is the way to promote and  maintain  regularly  the  focus  of awareness  based on  breathing  in and out, almost bringing the  truly  enormous and many  benefits .

[Here  texts  began presenting  details  about the object of  attention  awakening  above]

Four  areas  of  attention

So how to promote and  maintain  regularly  the  focus  of awareness  based on  slightly thovao and out (anapanassati) almost  done  "Four  areas  of attention" ( satipaṭṭhāna / "Satipatthana" ) at climax?

1 - No matter   what the situation , every time a person  breathes in  long, the bhikkhu becomes  aware : 'I  breathe in  long', every time I  breathe out  , I am also  aware : 'I  exhale  long', every time I  breathe in the consciousness  is short  : 'I  breathe in  short', when  breathing out  ,  the consciousness : 'I  exhale  short'. The bhikkhu  is conscious : 'I  inhale  and  exhale to  feel the  breathing  on the  whole body  ' aware : 'I  breathe in  and  breathe out  almost as settles the  creation  effects of mental'. During those practices the monk always  maintains  an  attention focused  on the body within the body - enthusiasm,  alertness,  and  insight  - setting aside all  attachment  and anxiety  related to  the world. .

"Monks, I tell the bhikkhus that  the  " inhale and exhale "event is  a physical  form  similar to  other physical forms ( breathing  is a  form  operation  of the body, so it can  assimilate  it with the body inside the body. the body is the "object" or "realm" of allowing the first practice of the  attention ).

"In times such training monks who  maintain  the  focus  on the body, inside the body ( the  feeling  show up  on the body - such as hot and cold, discomfort, itching, fatigue ... even though it is  related  to the body but not the body,  focusing  on the body "within the body" is a way to help us separate from the   above feelings , even though they  relate  to the body but not the body. corpse, in other words this is a way of making the body "motionless" and "emotionless" ) - with all enthusiasm,  alertness,  and  insight  - setting aside everything. clinging  and sadness  related to  the world .

"Hey monks, I told the monks that  event  inhale  and  exhale  it also can be considered as  a possible  form of the body of the can shape the body other, and there is also the  reason  why people monks in times of exercise it, to  maintain  the  attention  directed at the body from inside the body - very enthusiastic,  alert  and  lucid  - put aside all the  lust  and grief  related to  the world .

2- "No matter   what the circumstances , every time you  inhale ... or  exhale ..., the bhikkhus also feel the  excitement  through each  breath ; the bhikkhu practices: ' I  breath in ... and  exhale ... in order to bring me pleasure '; the bhikkhu practices:' I  breathe in ... and  exhale ..., in order to perceive  creation.  mental effects'; people monks practice: 'I  breathe in ... and  breathe out ..., that do settle to the  creation  effects of mental' .

"During those practices the monk  focuses  on  feelings  ( feelings, that is, those  that  appear  on the body, and these are also the second objects or  areas of  attention  )  within the  senses. sense  - with all the enthusiasm,  alertness,  and  wisdom  - put aside all the  cravings  and sorrows  associated with  the world  ( meaning putting aside the  relationship  between the body and  the world , such as  beautiful ,  ugly , old , young,  slender , fat, short ..., the  whole body  only has  breaths  .)

"Hey monks, I told the monks that the  event  " focusing very  keen  on  breathing  in and out ", it can show a  sense  of the  feeling of  the other ( in the  areas of  focus  first on here that is the body,  the Buddha  said  , "inhaling and exhaling" as well as the body. in  the field  Monday ie the  focus  on the  feeling of  the  event  "inhaling and exhaling" is also a  sensory form  ,  similar to  the  sensory form  other ), and it is also the  reason  why the monks of the time practice was to  maintain  the  focus  on the  feeling  inside the  feeling  - with all enthusiasm,  conscious  and  lucid  - put aside all the  lust  and grief  concerning  the world  ( such as  pain , discomfort,  frustration ,  hot , sweet,  loud , mellow ..., the  feeling  only  mere  are  breaths only) .

3- "No matter   what the circumstances , every time I  inhale ... or  exhale ..., the Bhikkhu-stilts are also  aware : 'I  breathe in  and  out in order to  feel the mind'; Bhikkhu-stilts practice: 'I  breathe in ... and  exhale ... in order to help the  mind to  be in harmony ( calmly ); bhikkhus practice:' I  breathe in ... and  exhale ..., in order to bring  stability  ( stillness, balance, no  disturbance )  to the  mind ; the bhikkhu practices: 'I breathe in ... and  breathe out ..., that helps  the mind  to let go '( keep calmness and  serenity , not  to cling  to  the creation of  the  spirit ).   

"During those practices the monk  focuses  on the  mind  within the  mind  - with all his enthusiasm,  alertness,  and  insight  - setting aside all the  desires  and anxieties  associated with  the world .

"Bhikkhus, I do not speak of the concentration of  awareness  based on  breathing  in and out which can  be done  by a person with  a  confused and  unconscious mind . That's why the monk- During these practices, one must  focus  on the  mind  within the  mind  ( that is,  focus  on  the purest  and  simplest  form of the  mind in order to  help us to free ourselves from  thoughts , emotions and  Italy , collectively known as mental artifacts Although it depends on the  mind , it  appears  in the  mind , but these things are not the  mind . They  are simply  perceived objects of the  mind , so they can be seen as just what "pollutes" the  mind . Focusing  on these things will make the  mind  fall into  a state of  confusion and lack  of awareness  . Chasing those things or seeing them as real is  ignorance . All of these are  the consequences  of karma remaining in the  mind of  action with the feel of hexagons. Flapper  chaos  that includes  thinking , emotion and  volition  are often  identified  with the "self", "ego" or the "soul" of an  individual ) - with all the enthusiasm,  alertness  and  lucid  - put aside all the  lust  and grief  concerning  the world  ( all the taotac  mental  but  pops up  in  mind ,  depending  on  the mind , but not the  mind ; if "uncle deep in mind the mind  inside the mind "the meditator will only feel the  breaths coming  in and out, the  mind  becomes  the breathing itself   ).

4 - "Whatever the  situation  , whenever I  breathe in ... or  exhale ..., the bhikkhu is well  aware : 'I  breathe in ... and  exhale ..., to help me  focus  on impermanence '( meaning to be  aware of  the  uncertainty  of the  thoughts , emotions and  effects  in the  mind  and  the  ephemeral nature of  phenomena  in  the world ); : 'I  inhale ... and  exhale ... to help me pay attention  to the awakening '( awakening  to  perceiving  the  uncertainty  and fleetingness of all  phenomena  from within the  mind  to  the outside of  the world ); the bhikkhu practicing:' I  breathe in ... and  exhale ..., to help me  focus  on the suspension '( stop ceasing  attachment  to ephemeral things);  the bhikkhu practices: 'I  breathe in ... and  exhale ..., in order to help me  focus  on letting go'  (separate myself from  the world) phenomenon , that remains  associated  himself with  the world  just  simply  are lanes  breath  only).

"During those practices the bhikkhu  focuses  on the" mental phenomena "within the" mental phenomena "- with all his enthusiasm,  alertness  and  insight  - setting aside everything  lust  and grief  concerning  the world . the  monks  recognize  true  flair  is to  let go of  all the  lust  and grief, must consider this  carefully  those things with all serenity. that is  why  why does a  monk  during those practices have  to keep  his  attention focus on "mental phenomena" within "mental phenomena" - with all enthusiasm,  alertness  and  wisdom  - setting aside all the  desires  and sorrows  associated with  the world .

The  above segment in the original text in Pali has a   difficult term to  comprehend  as "dhammavicaya", the meaning of the chapter is "approach to phenomena" - vicaya suffix means to approach, analyze , judge / Investigation, analysis, and discrimination; money terms dhamma has many meanings and in  case  this means that the phenomenon / phenomena. scriptures Chinese language translates it as "legal" (), with means from the program is  laws ,  rules ,  rules ... so okay  reflected  by  significant  complexity  and diversity of the dhamma  teachings  BuddhismIn the translations  of the  above sutta into  Western languages  , the word dhammavicaya is translated quite differently: "mental phenomenon", "mental object", "access to mental objects" ... ,  the only  only  monks  Thanassaro Bhikkhu translated "of the  computer center  gods" / "mental qualities. Indeed word dhamma also means" qualities "/ quality, and in  case  this can be understood as the product calculated to bring  wise  to  mind , such as the  focus of awareness  directed at four  areas of  the body,  feelings ,  the mind  and its perceived objects such as the  four foundations of mindfulness , the four  mental powers  , the seven  elements  of  enlightenment , the four   noble truths / the four noble  truths , etc., The translation of the word dhammavicaya are "  calculate interest  god "but carry  significantly  narrow but  clear  than the word" phenomenon "  mental . However, this word is also the most difficult word to identify in  the sutta , and has also been mentioned in another  sutta  , "The Sutta of the  Attention  of Mindfulness" / Satipatthana Sutta / "The Satipatthana Sutta", Trung Bộ Kinh , MN 10) .    

"That is the way to see why the  focus  of awareness  based on  breathing  in and out, if promoted and  maintained  regularly  may help shop received the" Four  areas of  focus "( " Satipatthana " ) at the top rank.

Seven  Factors  of  Enlightenment  ( Interior enlightenment )

"So how to promote and  maintain  " Four  areas  of attention "to bring" Seven  elements  of Enlightenment "?

1- "Whatever the  circumstances  , the bhikkhu must keep his  attention focused  on the body inside the body - with all his enthusiasm,  alertness  and  wisdom  - setting aside all  desires  and grief  concerning  the world . In the rehearsal that "the  focus  of awareness" ( mindfulness / "mindfulness ") of the monks will become  stable , not a  shred of  loopholes. When "the  focus  of awareness" of the monks has become  stable , not a  shred of  loopholes, then " attention aware "that the  status  is a  factor  of enlightenment  will also begin to  show up  with her. The monks  continued  to promote more, help it  achieve  to form peak inside yourself ( ie, created for himself  factors  One: "the  focus  of awareness" / sati - original classics called Chinese language  factors  the first is "mindfulness")

2. "The monks  continued to  maintain  " the  focus  of awareness, "just the way that will help her introspection and analysis of qualities that almost gives her an  understanding of  true  transparency  to itself ( ie is "focused awareness" with  as  an  element  of enlightenment ). When had  done  was "the  focus  of awareness," just the way it helped her introspection and analyze the qualities that virtually gives her an  understanding of  true  transparency of itself, the ability to "analyze the qualities" (in the English translation by Thanissaro Bhikkhu this text is analysis of quality)  with  as  a  factor  Enlightenment  will also start to be agitated ( words  easier to understand  than when promoting "the  focus  of awareness" as a "weak  whistleblower  enlightenment" then people monks also develop the ability to shop to see or  recognize  is  essentially  true of all  phenomenon : such as  impermanence  and an  entity  of them - most do not  cling on them. The original Chinese-language scriptures call   this enlightenment element  "the dharma method"!).  People monks  continue  to promote more, help it  achieve  to form peak inside yourself ( not just understand or feel the  nature  of impermanence  and an  entity  of the  phenomenon  is enough but to integrate themselves with the  nature  of impermanence  and an  entity  that every  phenomenon ).

3. "For anyone to have introspection, analysis and  gain  an  understanding  of transparency  about which qualities ( ie" approach  properly  and  adapt  to all phenomena ", ie  weak factors  of enlightenment  second shop to see  the nature  of impermanence  and an  entity  of all  phenomena )  is a "  persevering  undeterred" ( factors  of enlightenment  third known Pa-li is viriya - original classics Chinese called "diligent" ) will  show up  for me when " perseverance "  unflinchingly "was  show up  with someone to help you shop at and analyze virtually  insight  true  transparency  of this quality ( ie  factors  third approach to the  phenomenon ), the" persistence flinch "with  as  an  element  of enlightenment  will also begin to  show up  with him. he  continued  to promote more, help  elements  that  gain  can form inside the summit itself.  

4- "For anyone who has launched the" perseverance ", a"   pure rejoicing "( ie   the fourth enlightened element  :" Piti-niramisa ", the word" piti "in Vietnamese Pa-li means  joy ,  happiness  or joy; happiness, pleasure; the word "niramisa" means not in  the physical  or physical realm / having no meat, free from sensual desires, non-material In the translation of  the monk  Thanissaro Bhikkhu, the words are "rapture not-of-the-flesh", meaning "pleasure  is  not in  the  flesh". In the Venerable  Thich's translation  Eu  , the same word is translated as "joy-life" or "pleasures", and in translations of  Zen master  Thich  Nhat Hanh  is "bliss" -  think  the Chinese in this  reflection  is  the meaning  of a joy  joy  deep and non-  matter  of  terminology  PITI-niramisa in Pa-li language. The reason for  the long lines is to say  elements  of enlightenment  fourth is a joy  joy  really  pure  and  deep and wide within the  minds  and hearts of people who meditate. Can see pleasure that  non-  material joy  is the first result of a meditation before  attaining  Enlightenment )  will  appear to  you. When "joy  joyful  pure" / "joy", "pleasant feeling" it  pops up  with a who launched the "persistence", the "joy" with  as  an  element  of enlightenment  will also begin to  appear to  me. This person  continues to  develop more, helping it  achieve the  ultimate form within himself ( the  joy  will be more and more spreading and  deep. than). 

5- "For anyone when" joy "(  the fourth element ) has  appeared  within his heart, his body and  mind  will also subside ( that is  to find  relief on the body and  peace  of  mind , that is, there are no  uneasy feelings   arising on the body, nor any disturbing emotions that  appear  in the  mind . ) Once the bhikkhu  finds  the "joy" that the body and  the mind  settles down, the "peace" ( the calm,  serene,  clear , gentle / repose, serenity of  consciousness , the   fifth enlightenment factor  , Pali is "passaddhi". Chinese language texts called "calm" ) with  as  a  factor  of enlightenment  will also begin to  show up  with her. The Bhikkhu-stilts  continue to  exert more, helping it  achieve  its ultimate form within itself.

6- "For anyone who has created for himself" peace "( the soothing and calm inside  the mind ) - and a physical  comfort  ( ie  factors  Thursday: the  serenity  and  bars the  body and the  mind ) - then the  mind  will also become more concentrated.When someone has created himself "serenity" - with a relaxed body   - then the  mind  will also become more focused (that is a  mind  so succinctly / a cONCENTRATED mind, not  stirred ), and "concentration" that ( one can the form  of a  calm,  clear  and deep mind  appearing to  the meditator, the Pali language calls this form "samadhi", and also  the sixth enlightenment element  , the original Chinese-language scripture called "samadhi  ". ")  with  as  a  factor  of enlightenment  will also begin to  show up  with her. This person  continues to  exert more help to  achieve  its peak form within himself.

7. "He  continued  consistent look in the form of  mental  concentration that ( ie  factors  Friday ) with all the" calm "( ie  factors  of enlightenment  Saturday, known as Pa-li upekkha, the original meaning is a "let go" or "let go",  however, it  should be understood as  a  form of  mind  completely  pure  and equanimity before all  phenomena , without any  discrimination  or emotion can aroused - original Chinese scriptures called "equanimity"). After this person stares intently at  that  focused consciousness (Factors  Friday ) with all the "calm", then it is the "calm" that the  status  is a  factor  sensory started ngose  show up  with her. This person  continues to  exert more help to  achieve  its peak form within himself.

[The above presentation of the Seven  Elements  of  Enlightenment  will be repeated over the   remaining three  areas of attention :  sensation ,  consciousness  and  mental phenomena  . These segments have been cut to avoid lengthy]

"The above shows how to promote and  maintain  regularly  " Four  areas of  attention "(" Satipatthana ") in order to  bring" Seven  Elements  of Enlightenment "( Seven Senses of Enlightenment ) in climax form. 

The  Understanding  transparency  and  the Deliverance

"So how to promote and  maintain  " Seven  elements  of enlightenment "in order to bring about"   transparent Knowledge "( ie  Wisdom ) and" Liberation "?

" That is  the case of  people monks promote" the  focus  of awareness "( mindfulness /" mindfulness ": ie  factors  the first ) and  as  a  factor  of enlightenment , thanks to live alienated  secular  ( in the original language Pa-li is the word viveka, meaning retreat,  retreat , living  alone  where lonely / Detachment, loneliness),  said  disenchantment  ( dispassion ) and stop ( nirodhadhammam / suspension / cessaTtion /), it is the result of  letting go  ( letting go).

"That is  the case of  people monks" analyze the phenomenon "( understanding  and  consciousness  is  the essence  of impermanence , suffering and an  entity  of the  phenomenon :  Factors  Monday ) with  as  a  weak factors  of enlightenment ..., "perseverance" ( elements  Tuesday ) with  as  a  factor  of enlightenment ..., "joy" ( factor  Wednesday ) and  as  an  element  senses enlightenment ..., "serenity" (elegant ,  relaxed :  Factors  Thursday)  with  as  a  factor  of enlightenment ..., "the focus" ( factor  Friday ) with  as  a  factor  of enlightenment ..., "the quiet "( or serenity,  calmness , balance:  factors  Saturday / equanimity, in Pa-li is upekkha, scripture Chinese language called" discharge ")  with  as  a  factor  of enlightenment , by living secular alienation , knowing  awakening  and stopping, that is the result brought about by let go .

"This is how the" Seven  Elements  of Enlightenment ", after being developed and  sustained,  will bring about"   Transparent Knowledge "( Wisdom )  and" Liberation "( ending  suffering and cycle of  rebirth ) at the ultimate level.

That is what  Christ Bhagavan  was  preaching . The monks are  satisfied  and  rejoice  at his  teachings  .END=NAM MO SHAKYAMUNI BUDDHA.( 3 TIMES ).GOLDEN AMITABHA MONASTERY=VIETNAMESE BUDDHIST NUN=THICH CHAN TANH.AUSTRALIA,SYDNEY.24/5/2020.

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