2014年7月5日聖尊蓮生活佛盧勝彥開講「大圓滿九次第法」-西雅圖雷藏寺
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07/05/2014 Nine Stages Dharma of the Great Perfection Dzogchen by Grand Master Lu-Ling Shen Ching Tze Temple
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Today'sYidam: Avalokitesvara Boddhisattva
What a coincidence, GM talks about Sentient Attachment today.
Crave for Promotion; getting wealthy and wealthier; ....
As per Guru Rinpoche, these are Attachments that "sow the seed for rebirth in samsara"!
In the article :
Disciplines of Mind 心之戒律
http://lotuschef.blogspot.sg/2014/07/disciplines-of-mind.html
http://lotuschef.blogspot.sg/2014/07/disciplines-of-mind.html
Extract: These are teaching of Guru Rinpoche, Padmasambhava, Padma Guru.
[So cultivate a deep desire to abandon the things of this world and a strong determination to practice Dharma.
To practice the genuine Dharma, you have to counter attachment to samsaric perceptions.
The root of our repeatedly taking birth in samsara is the alternating desire and loathing we have for the objects of the five senses—forms, tastes, smells, sounds, and physical sensations—together with the perceptions our eight consciousnesses hold of these sense objects.
When we feel attachment or, conversely, aversion to the experiences of the five senses, we sow
the seed for rebirth in samsara.
It all starts with attachment.
If we had no attachment, there would be no reason for aversion.
Because we are strongly attached to ourselves and to what is ours—our friends and relatives, our belongings, and so on—we feel aversion to anyone who might harm us or anything that is ours.
But without attachment in the first place, there would be no aversion.]
To practice the genuine Dharma, you have to counter attachment to samsaric perceptions.
The root of our repeatedly taking birth in samsara is the alternating desire and loathing we have for the objects of the five senses—forms, tastes, smells, sounds, and physical sensations—together with the perceptions our eight consciousnesses hold of these sense objects.
When we feel attachment or, conversely, aversion to the experiences of the five senses, we sow
the seed for rebirth in samsara.
It all starts with attachment.
If we had no attachment, there would be no reason for aversion.
Because we are strongly attached to ourselves and to what is ours—our friends and relatives, our belongings, and so on—we feel aversion to anyone who might harm us or anything that is ours.
But without attachment in the first place, there would be no aversion.]
Please go listen to GM's speech and find your own Keys to cultivation.
Cheers all
Om Guru Lian Sheng Siddhi Hom
Lama Lotuschef
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