TOP 51 articles about enlightenment

There are several. 1) everyone can attain it. As it is the basic nature, it is inherent. 2) infinite peace, bliss, and consciousness 3) it calls to be shared As it is the most beautiful and highest, it calls to be shared, it calls that all should have it. 4) it is simple, all can know it. as well as all should know it, it calls that all Can know it, that it is simple, and all can understand it.

Enlightenment is the most beautiful experience, the highest experience… the most worthwhile talking about. There is no other equal to this.. to the highest experience… There is no other thing in the universe worth as much talking about than the expression of the highest.. The expression of enlightenment is not totally expressible in words, although words can be descriptive — — Infinite peace is the most apt description…. Infinite peace and bliss — — So the expression is something like this; “There is infinite peace,” and bliss and joy. . . — So the reasons which it is most worthy are like this: Infinite peace and joy, and bliss — — A whole experience of these. . . These are so beautiful as to render the rest very uninteresting… — Enlightenment is the worthy for talking about for this reasons; – It is like comparing something with no taste, as with the sweetest taste; Something with no reality, with the greatest reality; — In comparison with reality, infinite dimension; The boundlessness of perfected wisdom, The perfection of bliss and perfection of peace; — Is the most beautiful and worthy of expressing. — Infinite peace, perfect beauty and bliss, So for… Read More

Vajroli Mudra is one of the ways in yoga which can help you deal with premature ejaculation and urinary disorders. This is easy to practice but difficult to master. If you practice this mudra for a long time you will also have other benefits like activation of chakras and great self-control. Advanced practice can lead to one being able to control the ejaculation of semen and even ability to pull back the ejaculated semen. These advanced stages are known as Sahjoli and Amroli and references to these are found in ancient yogic texts. These practices were developed in ancient times which emphasized preserving the semen. As per ancient systems, semen is energy in physical form and its usual tendency is to flow downwards. When it is preserved, then, with the help of various yogic practices, it can be made to flow upwards. This energy is known as Kundalini energy, which is symbolized as sleeping serpent. With the preservation of semen combined with yogic practices, this energy is transferred upwards towards the brain. In the path, there are six chakras through which energy passes and at the end reaches the seventh chakra located in the brain. When this happens, all the… Read More

These three are entrances to Nirvana, or ‘doors to liberation’… Essentially this means that each of these would lead to Nirvana. Though inactivity leads to Nirvana, Bodhisattvas use wisdom and action to teach enlightenment to living beings. So the actions of an enlightened being are like this; — for one they do not do any harm.

Generosity or giving — dana — this is one of the six perfections. This is a very important one — what this means is that one does not have any possessions which one would not give away. The perfection of giving is when one would give one’s very life to help another being. And yet — Prajna paramitam teaches that one will never come to harm…. So if one has Perfect Wisdom, one will never come to harm. — It has been written, the perfection of giving is that one doesn’t accumulate anything one wouldn’t give away. — For monks living in the forest, all of these things are experienced quite literally. — One does not have any possessions. . . and one lives meditating. — This is an aspect of Bodhisattva conduct. — This is one of the most important qualities because — the more that we give freely, the more our merit becomes; the more we do not give but remain stingy — the less our merit… To give Metta or knowledge, is more substantial than to give material items. Both fall under the category of generosity — — When giving is done with Prajna and other perfections;… Read More