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41: Deep acceptance
How sitting still with acceptance is deeply healing.
I mention two Dharma talks which I listened to recently:
Rev. Master Jiyu: A True Master by Rev. Master Shiko Rom
Refining one’s purpose by Rev Master Daishin Morgan
Rev. Master Shiko Rom’s talk starts with a verse, which is traditionally recited before a lecture:
“The unsurpassed, penetrating and perfect Truth is seldom met with,
even in a hundred thousand myriad kalpas.
Now we can see and hear it, we can remember and accept it.
I vow to make the Buddha’s Truth one with myself.”
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By Julius WelbyHow sitting still with acceptance is deeply healing.
I mention two Dharma talks which I listened to recently:
Rev. Master Jiyu: A True Master by Rev. Master Shiko Rom
Refining one’s purpose by Rev Master Daishin Morgan
Rev. Master Shiko Rom’s talk starts with a verse, which is traditionally recited before a lecture:
“The unsurpassed, penetrating and perfect Truth is seldom met with,
even in a hundred thousand myriad kalpas.
Now we can see and hear it, we can remember and accept it.
I vow to make the Buddha’s Truth one with myself.”