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Spiritual Aphorisms of Meister Eckhart

Posted on January 12, 2022 by Vajragoni

It would take a lifetime to cover every aspect of Meister Eckhart’s thought. We have covered dominant insights in this series but would also like to leave you with assorted spiritual aphorisms from the Meister which covers a wide-range of … Continue reading →

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Season of Stillness

Posted on December 14, 2021 by Vajragoni

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 →

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An Interminable Stillness

Posted on September 5, 2021 by Vajragoni

A prominent part of a Contemplative’s mystical gear is silence. Bernadette asserts that this is fourfold in nature: a silence from within; a silence that descends from without; a silence that stills existence; and a silence that engulfs the entire … Continue reading →

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Quiescence within Activity

Posted on February 24, 2021 by Vajragoni

[Section 4: Quiescence within Activity] When you have clearly seen emptiness at all times, whether walking, standing, sitting, lying down, and even when eating, [4.26] you must then reflect as follows: “The Dharma is without duality, but if I am … Continue reading →

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