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Understanding The Twelve Links Of Dependant Origination - Part 2
DHARMA OR DRAMA?
SAMSARA TO NIRVANA
THE SUPREME ANTIDOTE TO SUFFERING
Comprehending dependent origination is the supreme antidote to the sensation of suffering that changes the way that we respond to samsara,
"Dependent arising has a profound implication, it connotates that if one is not satisfied with the mere appearance of an object, but seeks through extended analysis the actual object to which the imputation is affixed, one does not come up with anything among or separate from the basis of imputation of that object that can be said to be the object" - Dalai Lama.
ANALYSING THE "I"
We say "I", as if the "I" is the owner/controller of the situation and body because we use the label "I" over and over, so in end, we start to believe the "I" really exists unless we analyse the existence of "I", if we analyse the existence of "I" we can't find it and if we don't analyse it we think the "I" really exists.
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By Online SanghaDHARMA OR DRAMA?
SAMSARA TO NIRVANA
THE SUPREME ANTIDOTE TO SUFFERING
Comprehending dependent origination is the supreme antidote to the sensation of suffering that changes the way that we respond to samsara,
"Dependent arising has a profound implication, it connotates that if one is not satisfied with the mere appearance of an object, but seeks through extended analysis the actual object to which the imputation is affixed, one does not come up with anything among or separate from the basis of imputation of that object that can be said to be the object" - Dalai Lama.
ANALYSING THE "I"
We say "I", as if the "I" is the owner/controller of the situation and body because we use the label "I" over and over, so in end, we start to believe the "I" really exists unless we analyse the existence of "I", if we analyse the existence of "I" we can't find it and if we don't analyse it we think the "I" really exists.