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Monthly Archives: December 2021
Season of Stillness
By and large our completed series on Zuowang predominately stated that spiritual stability is the main component in a successful contemplative enterprise. This has much to do within Unborn Mind Zen on the Recollection of the Unmoving Principle–one that bypasses … Continue reading
Fire the Photon Torpedoes!
To reinforce once again, within Zuowang stability is paramount. In this sense mind indeed must become stabilized—immovable—which within Unborn Mind Zen we refer to continually Recollect the Unmoving Principle. The following Tozen video from our Bodhichild channel on YouTube refines … Continue reading
The Nine Realms of Darkness
The opening of the great Dhammapada, or the Law of Illumination, states that what the mind focuses on determines its reality. Anger is included here as being most dominant—as The Dhammapada in Light of the Unborn says, “hate is not … Continue reading
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Tagged ANGER, Dhammapada, Hamlet, Nine Realms of Darkness, Threefold Heavens, William Blake
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The Modernity Fallacy
Zuowang has utilized different techniques designed for self-transformation via transcending personal-selfhood in ideally becoming unified with the Dao. Techniques such as regulating the breath, sitting in detached mindfulness, as well as ecstatic raptness. Many of these have become instituted in … Continue reading
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Tagged Amoghasiddhi, David R. Hawkins, Modernity, The Presence, Unmoving Principle
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Entrancement
In the Daoist system Buddhaic dhyāna is translated as the stability of “cosmic peace.” The adept has left all worldly involvements and deliberations behind and, as the Zuowang lun says, has reached “the first foothold of Dao.” The state of … Continue reading
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Tagged aloneness, cosmic peace, Detachment from Affairs, entrancement, seminary, Woman Hunchback
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The Great Pervasion
For an added appraisal of our initial post in this series, Livia Kohn defines Zuowang thusly: Zuowang 坐忘, “sitting in oblivion,” signifies a state of deep meditative absorption and mystical oneness, during which all sensory and conscious faculties are overcome … Continue reading
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Zuowang
Zuowang is a very rich Daoist term which will be our focus for this new series. Zuowang:Sitting in oblivion. In later Daoism a technical term used to describe a state of deep trance or intense absorption, the notion of zuowang … Continue reading
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Tagged Daoism, Livia Kohn, Mind-Fasting, Sitting in oblivion, Zuowang
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