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2009/02/02 Mon, sunny, indoor 21.1¢XC  ¡m¤é»P©]ªº´`Àô¡n¡Gfirst sudden instant of sense contact

 

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The Cycle of Day and Night ¥D­n¦bÁ¿±Â Primordial Yoga¡A¸Ó¤£·|½¥»ªì·ì¦÷§a¡H­«ÂI¦³¥|­Ó®É¨è«ùÄò«O«ùıª¾¡A¨º´N¬O¦Y¡B§¤¡B¨«¸òºÎ¡]eating, sitting, walking and sleeping¡^¡A«e¤TªÌÄÝ©ó¥Õ¤Ñªº­×«ù¡A«áªÌÄÝ©ó©]±ßªº­×«ù¡A¥þ³¡¦ê°_¨Ó´N¬O 24Hrs ¤£¥´¯Lªº­×«ù¡C

We should always train our minds with the fourfold change of attitude and we should never separate ourselves from that yoga in which we are aware of our own innate ©T¦³ presence ¦s¦b as being our true Master. Continuing with this mindful awareness without distraction ¤À¤ß in the four moments (of eating, sitting, walking, and sleeping) is the root of the practice. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 44)

¸â§ù©T¤¯ªi¤Á´¿¸g´£¤Î 1 and 23 ªº­×¦æ¡A´N¬O¦b»Z¹Î¤W¤@¤p®É vs. ¤U®y«áªº¨ä¥L 23 ¤p®Éªº«ùÄò©Ê¡AÁöµM¥L¨SÁ¿¨ìºÎı¦ý·N«ä®t¤£¦h¤@¼Ë¡C¥Õ±Þªº­×«ù­«ÂI¦³¤T­Ó´N¬OÁA¸Ñ¡Bí©T»P«e¶i¡]understanding, stabilizing, and progressing¡^¡C­º¥ý¡AÁA¸Ñ¤°»ò©O¡H¡uWe can conclusively determine that all phenomena are merely a magical display of the mind.¡v´N¦n¹³¬î¦Ë¤¯ªi¤Á»¡¡u¡y¤T¬É°ß¤ß¡A¸Uªk°ßÃÑ¡z´N¬OÁ¿³o­Ó¡v¡A¤]¬O¬°¤°»ò§Úªº¹Ú¤¤¦Ñ¬O¦b¬Ý¡u¼v¤ù¡v¡A¹Ú¤¤¤H¤£¬O¹q¼v©ú¬P´N¬O¼@¹Îºt­û¡C

The nature of the mind is from the very beginning empty and without a self. Having nothing concrete about it, its aspect which is luminous clarity is unobstructed µLªýê (and uninterrupted), like the moon reflected on the water. This is that ultimate primal awareness of pure presence within which there is no duality of emptiness ªÅ and clarity ©ú. We should understand that this primal awareness is naturally and spontaneously¦Ûµo self-perfected. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 44)

´N¬O¤W­±³o¬q¸ÜÅý§Ú¤S¶i¤@¨Bª¾¹D clarity ¤£¥u¬O²M©ú©Êªº·N«ä¡A³Ì¥D­nÁÙ¦³¦ÛÅã²{»P¥»¦Û¨ã¨¬¡C¥H¤W¬O­n§Ú­ÌÁA¸Ñ¨ì¡u(external) appearances are merely ornaments (or embellishments) of the real condition of existence¡v¡]p. 44¡^¡AÁÙ¦³¡uappearances and pure presence are recognized to be inseparable¡v¡]p. 45¡^¡C

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±µ¤U¨Ó´N¬O¡G¡uThe awareness arising at the first sudden instant (of sense contact) is indeed that pure presence which arises without correction (or modification) and which is uncreated (by causes).¡v¡]p. 45¡^³o¥y¸Ü¤Ó­«­n¤F¡IPure presence ¦pªG½¦¨¯ÂºéªºÁ{¦b¡A¨ä¨ã¦³·í¤UªºÄ±ª¾¡A¨ä¤£¬O·~¤O©Ò³y¡B¤]¤£¸g¦Û§Ú¸àÄÀ¡A©Ò¥H³o¥÷ıª¾¬O§Ú­Ì­n°ö¾iªº¡C¬Æ©Î§Ú­Ì¤@¥Í·í¤¤¦³¸g¾ú¹L³\¦h³o¼Ëªº¤ù¨è¡G¤£¸g·Nªº¤@¿h¡B·í¤U´N¬Oª¾¹Dµ¥µ¥¡A³o®É·~¤O¤ßÃѨS¦³¤¶¤J¡A©Ò¥H¤~»¡¥¦³Ì¬°¯u¹ê¡C

This very condition of existence which transcends the limitations of both subject and object is the authentic self-originated primal awareness of pure presence.

With respect to this pure presence, the three aspects of the state of Samantabhadra ´¶½å¤ý are truly complete: being devoid ªÅºÉ of any karmic traces ·~¤O­y¸ñ, its Essence which is the Dharmakaya ªk¨­ is emptiness ªÅ©Ê; being devoid of thoughts and concepts, its Nature which is the Sambhogakaya ³ø¨­ is clarity; being devoid of any desires or attachments, (its Energy) which is the Nirmanakaya ¤Æ¨­, is unobstructed (and uninterrupted). (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 45)

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2009/02/03 Tue, sunny, indoor 21.5¢XC  §Å¤h­ð±æÁ¿¦òªk¤T¨­ 

 

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2009/02/05 Thur, raining, indoor 21.6¢XC  ¡m¤é»P©]ªº´`Àô¡n¡GºÎ«e¿ô«á¨â¶µ½m²ß

 

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I've been thinking about the issues of "coldness" and "compassion." 

If I want to treat everyone as a stranger (in my mind, not in reality) and give no concerns to them and just let them be the way they are, I feel that I'm more self-centered 

But I have this kind of doubt that "will my compassion" be dissolved "gradually" because of this kind of cold attitude to people?    

Compassion rules in Buddhahood.  Without compassion, the wisdom (ªÅ¥¿¨£) is nothing.  Wisdom needs to be wrapped up by compassion.  (Buddhood= Compassion + Wisdom.  Without either one, Buddhood can't be reached.) 

And I feel that in the Don Juan's world, Wisdom rules, the road of knowledge is the only way that can lead us to the real happiness, the full freedom.  Don Juan has his compassion toward Castaneda, unlike Buddha has his compassion toward all the sentient beings.  I think the scope is pretty much different. 

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In the evening (before falling asleep) we should allow our sense faculties¡]¤­·P¡^to settle into a condition of continuous contemplation. Furthermore, we should integrate our practice of concentration with our sleep.

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At the moment of falling asleep, we should visualize a white letter A or a small sphere of five colored lights in the space between the eye brows. This is visualized clearly as being just about the size of a pea. First we fix our awareness on this; then we relax our awareness a bit and allow ourselves to fall asleep. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 50)

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The process of falling asleep is the cause of our entering into the clarity of the real condition of existence. Our senses are then absorbed completely into the Dharmadhatu in a state of pure presence. For as long as we are falling asleep, it is possible to continue finding ourselves being present in the state of just that real condition of existence.¡]The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 50¡^

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Subsequent to this period of contemplation (which is the natural clear light), we will come to recognize our dreams to be merely dreams when we enter into the dream state. Finding ourselves freed of all illusions, (dreams) manifest in a helpful friendly fashion as our dimension and our primordial awareness ¥»ªìıª¾. (The Cycle of Day and Night, pp. 50-51)

Because primal awareness is present, all appearances arise as friends (who help us on the path). The continuity of illusion is thus interrupted and we find ourselves in the presence of the state of the real condition of existence. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 52)

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Looking directly into the face of that state (of pure presence), we observe with bare attention who it is that is meditating. Not finding anything recognizable (or confirmable) there, a lucid and naked self-originated primal awareness self-liberates ¦Û¸Ñ²æ as it arises. Then a nondual primal awareness becomes present.

At that moment, finding ourselves beyond all objective vision, and transcending all discursive thoughts which grasp at duality, a primal awareness of nondiscursiveness becomes clearly manifest. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 51)

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When one practices the essence of this yoga both day and night, the whole of our dimension of life enters into contemplation. Becoming familiar with the practice, our passions will arise on the path (as something useful to us). Certainly we will attain the full measure of accomplishing the benefit of beings, whose numbers are equal to the vastness of the sky, because of realizing the three dimensions ¡]«ü¤T¨­¡^ of our existence. (The Cycle of Day and Night, pp. 51-52)

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Everything which manifests externally is the real condition of existence, while internally, pure presence is primal awareness. Because the sensation of great bliss, which is without any dualistic distinctions, has the nature of Energy, we recognize desires to represent in actuality the potency of great bliss. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 52)

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In the begining, we practitioners of Dzogchen should purify our mental continua or streams of consciousness by training our minds whith the four meditaitons which bring about a change in our attitude toward life. These four are:

1. the difficulty of obtaining a human rebirth,

2. the impermanence of life,

3. the universality of suffering in Samsare ½ü°j, and

4. the causes and consequences of karma ·~. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 58)

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¬°¤°»òµoµÐ´£¤ß«Ü­«­n©O¡H«n¶}¿Õ¥¬±N Bodhicitta µ¥¦P©ó the primordial state ¥»ªìª¬ºA¡A¥L»¡¡G

In Dzogchen, all appearances are understood to be the potency of the energy of the Bodhicitta or the primordial state. These appearances are the qualifications or ornaments of that state. When we enter into knowledge we have no doubt of this. Thus we may conclusively determine that appearances are a magical display of the mind.

The Nature of the Mind is from the very beginning void or empty and without any self or concrete substance. But we should not think of mind as being a mere nothing because it has the clarity and limpidity ²Mº«²M·¡ of the mirror. This clarity exists unobstructedly and without interruption, just as the moon is reflected in the water in various ways. (The Cycle of Day and Night, pp. 64-65)

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The six senses aggregates are prior to forming any conception or judgment si called "clarity." Appearances refer to the external world, whereas the passions or afflictions and the karmic traces refer to the world of inner experience. The manifestation of the internal state of pure presence is primal awareness. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 65)

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Joyce »¡®É¨è´£¿ô¦Û¤v²M©ú¡A©ÎªÌ»¡ be present¡A¤ýÀR»T»¡ªº¡uÂk©ó¤¤¤ß¡v¡CPresence ¤Î be present¡A¤£¹L¤@­Ó¬O¦Wµü¡B¤@­Ó¬O§Î®eµü¡A¨â­Ó³£¬OÁ{¦bªº·N«ä¡CWhat is this state of presence? ¥H«e¦³¥»®Ñ¡m·í¤Uªº¤O¶q¡n¡]The Power Of Now: A Guide To Spiritual Enlightenment¡^¡A¬O¥Ñ¹ü¤Æ¤@®a¤p¥Xª©ªÀ¥Xª©ªº¡A²{¦b´«¤F¤j¥Xª©ªÀ­«·s¥Xª©¡G¡m·í¤Uªº¤O¶q¡G§ä¦^¨C®É¨C¨èªº¦Û¤v¡n¡C

What is this state of presence? It is a condition of existence transcending the limitations of both subject and object; it is a natural or authentic self-originated primordial awareness of pure presence. This indicates the state characterized by both primordial purity and spontaneous self-perfection.¡]The Cycle of Day and Night, pp. 66-67¡^

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These three are termed the Essence, the Nature, and the Energy. With respect to the state of pure presence, its Essence which is the Dharmakaya ªk¨­ is emptiness. This Essence is one, the essential Ground in which all phenomena are identical.

Its Nature which is the Sambhogakaya ³ø¨­ is luminous clarity. Luminous clarity indicates that there is a manifextation as energy form the Primordial Ground which is emptiness.

Its Energy which is the Nirmanakaya ¤Æ¨­ is unobstructed and uninterrupted. Here "manifestation" means something at the relative level, that is to say, in contact with sentient beings in the material dimension. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 67)

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This level of manifestation of the energy of all phenomena is called the Dharmata. When we speak of the energy of the individual, we use the term rtsal to donate this energy of the condition of existence as it is. So we must understand what is meant by Dharmata; otherwise we cannot integrate our own energy with it. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 68)

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The Mother Dharmata means the real condition of existence as it is, and from this all phenomena arise, just as children are born from their mother. In Tantra, we speak of everything arising out of emptiness, as for example, the wind element arises, followed by the other elements in succession. Thus emptiness is the condition of things as such and we speck of this "pure from the very beginning." Since everything arises form this Dharmata, it is called "the Mother." (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 69)

¡mÀb«È¥ô°È¡nªº¥ÀÅé·§©À¤´µM±N¥ÀÅé¹êÅé¤Æ¡A¦Ó¦b±KÄò¶Ç²Î¸Ì¡A¥ÀÅé«üªº¬O¡uªÅ¡v¡A¹çº¿¬£ºÙ¤§¡u¥»©l°ò¡v¡A¬O¤@¤Á²{¶H¥Í°_ªº­I´º°ò¦¡A´N¹³¤ÑªÅ¤@¼Ë¡C¤ß´¼ÀR¤î¤~¯àIJ¨ì¥ÀÅé©Î¥»Åé¡A³o¤]¬O»Ý­nÁI©wªº­ì¦]¡C¡uIn general, the individual is conditioned by his conceptions and by his dualistic view of the World. Moreover, he has no real understanding of what is meant by emptiness without entering into reasoning and dualistic judgments.¡v¡]p. 69¡^±À²z¤Î§PÂ_·íµM´N¬O¤ß´¼¦æ¬°¡A¦ã§J«¢¯SÅM§Q»¡¥»Åé¡uµ´¤£¥i¯à³Q¤ß´¼©Ò¤F¸Ñ¡v¡A¡u¹ï¥»Åéıª¾ªº¥¢¦Ó´_±o¡A¥H¤Î¦w¦í¦b¨º­Ó¡yı¨üªºÅ鮩¡zª¬ºA´N¬O¶}®©¡v¡]¡m·í¤Uªº¤O¶q¡np. 39¡^¡A«n¶}¿Õ¥¬«h»¡¡G¡uThe Dharmakaya ªk¨­ in itself is actually beyond conception and expression. It is the all-pervasive dimension of existence itself¡v¡]pp. 69-70¡^¡A¹F¨ìªk¨­·íµM´N¬O¶}®©¡C

 

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What is meant by mind? It must be distinguished from what is called the Nature of Mind. To clarify matters, there is the example of the reflections in a mirror. The thoughts which arise in the mind are like the reflections, while the mirror itself, which has the capacity to reflect, is like the Nature of Mind. When thoughts arise, we do not follow after them and enter into judgments and conceptions, but we simply remain present and this quality of the Nature of Mind is called Rigpa. Rigpa means this state of presence. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 70)

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"Relaxing with presence" means that when the senses have contact with an object, we do not enter into conceptualizing, reasoning or judging with respect to that object. Normally, when we see something, the mind makes a judgment with respect to it and as a reaction to this, a passion of attachment or aversion may arise. Then, by entering into action because of the passion, we come to accumulate more karma and so continue to transmigrate in Samsara ½ü°j. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 76)

³o¬q¸Ü¦p¦ó¸ò­Ó¤H¯à¶q²£¥ÍÃö³s©O¡H¡uthese appearances are like the ornaments of the individual's energy.¡v¡]p. 75¡^¡F¡uThese experiences are merely manifestations of our elemental energies. There is nothing to fear in them.¡v¡]p. 73¡^·íµM«áªÌ³o¸Ì»¡ªº¬OÄ´¦pÁI©w®É¹F¨ì¤£´²º©ªº±Mª`¤O®É¥X²{ªº¤£ºÞ¬O¹Ò¬Û©ÎÁn­µ¡A³£¬O§Ú­Ì¤º¦b¯à¶qªºÅã²{¡]©úÅé©Ò²{¡^¡A©Ò¥H¤£¥Î®`©È¡A§Ú¥u¬O¨Ì¦¹Ãþ±À½}¤F¡A¦]¬°°ßÃÑ»¡¸Uªk°ß¤ß¡A¤@¼Ëªº·N«ä¡A¡uEven when something concrete appears to the senses, it seems as if it has no inherent reality in itself.¡v¡]p. 78¡^

 

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Even though we may be an ordinary person, living in the human dimension of flesh and blood, if we are capable of finding ourselves in the state of Rigpa, we have overcome the limitations of transmigration ¬yÂà in Samsara ½ü°j. This means we are no longer conditioned by what arises in the mind. A true practitioner of Dzogchen, finding himself in the state of Dzogchen, even though he is engaged in the concrete material world about him, is not conditioned by what surrounds him. Therefore, he does not suffer like an individual who takes everything about him to be solid, substantial, and real. We can say that such a person has overcome transmigration and karmic vision. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 75)

³o¼Ëªº¤HºÙ¬°ªüùº~¡]Arhats¡^¡A¤£¹L¦Wµü¹ï§Ú­Ì¨S¦³¤Ó¤j·N¸q¡C¸ê²`¦ò¤Í¤Ï°Ý§Ú¤¤Æ[¨£¦p¦ó¹L´ç¨ì¤j¶êº¡¨£§Ú¨Ã¤£²M·¡¡A¤]¯Ê¥F¹ê»Ú¥Í¬¡¤Wªº³sµ²»P¹B¥Î¡A©Ò¥H²{¦b¥¿·Q¿ìªk¹B¥Î¡C½¬ªá¥Í¤j¤h»¡¡G¡uThe individual is not conditioned by appearances but by his attachment to appearances; this attachment originates within the individual and not in the object.¡v¡]p. 76¡^§Ú­Ì´Nºâ¤£¬°Åã¹³©Òºã¨î¡A¤]·|³Q¦Û¤ßªº°õµÛ©Ò­­¡A©Ò¥H°ÝÃD¤£¥X¦b¸Óª«¥ó¦³¦h¯u¹ê¡A¦Ó¬O¦Û¤v¤º¤ß¹L©ó°õ¹ê¡C§Ú«e­±ªº¨Ì¦¹Ãþ±À³o¸Ì¼g¤F¹À¡G

In the same way, everything arises as an ornament of one's energy, and this presence is self-perfected is a very important one in Dzogchen. If we were only to speak of primordial purity, then Dzogchen would be no different than Zen ÁI. But this understanding self-perfection sets Dzogchen apart from Zen. When we are present in the state of Rigpa, everything we see is a manifestation of our own individual energy, like a reflection in a mirror. The whole dimension around oneself is spontaneously self-perfected in the potency of pure presence. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 77)

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Sakyamuni Buddha is said to have been many times in a state of unmoving samadhi ¤T¼¯¦a or undistracted concentration. But this did not mean that He was in a state of pure presence and He did not move from that, becoming distracted by mental activity. He was neither distracted nor conditioned by thoughts, and yet He performed all actions perfectly --moving and speaking and reasoning. Then, after this period of contemplation is concluded, even when something concrete appears to the senses, it seems as if it has no inherent reality in itself. (The Cycle of Day and Night, p. 78)


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