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Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Comprehensive, inspiring and practical,  The Heart Of Buddha’s Teaching by Thich Nhat Hanh helps us to integrate Buddhist ideas into our everyday life without becoming too encumbered with terminology. Although Thich Nhat Hanh does tend to repeat himself in subtle ways, within this book and across his other books, The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching seems to integrate many of his ideas into one very coherent and practical treatise on the nature suffering as one of the most basic human conditions we spend our lives trying to accept, or possibly escape. I hope these 10 passages effectively condense the beauty of this book.

From Publishers Weekly:

Thich Nhat Hanh’s introduction begins with the Turning the Dharma Wheel Sutra, the classic tale of Buddha’s announcement in the Deer Park of his awakening. Nhat Hanh then proceeds through a series of laundry-list definitions of core Buddhist terminology: Four Noble Truths, The Noble Eightfold Path, The Three Dharma Seals, The Three Doors of Liberation, The Twelve Links of Causation, The Three Jewels, The Six Harmonies, The Five Powers, The Five Wonderful Precepts and The Four Immeasurable Minds. Despite the tedium of the list, Nhat Hanh does present Buddhism as way of thinking and a well-traveled path toward enlightenment. Buddhism, he teaches, is not only about the individual’s attainment of enlightenment but also about the community, past and present, which has fostered the possibility of an individual’s enlightenment. As an introduction to Buddhism, this is a masterful inventory of the basic accouterments of a well-furnished Buddhist life.
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In, out Deep, slow Calm, ease Smile, release Present moment, wonderful moment
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Mindfulness is the energy that allows us to recognize our habit energy and prevent it from dominating us.
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Letting go gives us freedom, and freedom is the only condition for happiness. If, in our heart, we still cling to anything — anger, anxiety, or possessions — we cannot be free.
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The Buddha said many times, “My teaching is like a finger pointing to the moon. Do not mistake the finger for the moon.”
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When we are mindful, touching deeply the present moment, the fruits are always understanding, acceptance, love, and the desire to relieve suffering and bring joy.
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My actions are my only true belongings. I cannot escape the consequences of my actions. My actions are the ground on which I stand.
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The greatest miracle is to be alive. We can put an end to our suffering just by realizing that our suffering is not worth suffering for!
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After calming, the third function of shamatha is resting.
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The Buddha called suffering a Holy Truth, because our suffering has the capacity of showing us the path to liberation. Embrace your suffering, and let it reveal to you the way to peace.
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The first function of meditation — shamatha — is to stop. The second function of shamatha is calming.
 http://otove.wordpress.com/2012/08/20/10-most-meaningful-passages-the-heart-of-buddhas-teaching-by-thich-nhat-hanh/

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