The wisdom of Buddha

There is so much truth in all his quotes, and people now all this inside their hearts, but we still lead our life's blindly.
We may read them and meditate but not all of us continue to respect, in our daily life's, the real meaning of our existence here.

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Permalink Reply by Chris-tea-fur, here 4U2as1 on October 16, 2009 at 1:56am

It's not the 'they' of "not all of us" that needs to get and live Siddhartha's wisdom, and never will be what someone else should get, someone else I see not getting it. It is me. It was always me. the moment I see someone else and decide that it is they that need to learn something, I have, in that moment, fallen away from the teachings I want that 'other' person to get and live by. I am the only one that needs to get it from my "individual" perspective (even though 'individual' is an illusion, a dream). What are my thoughts adding to the collective??? What are my present thoughts adding to the Divine and Sacred Collective, the One I am part of forever, as are everyone I see around me? What have I said about my divine brother or sister the moment I decide to find them in the wrong for something? What does that say about the way I think, or how much I truly understand about what the wonderfully liberated Buddha was actually sharing with me with such a big and beautiful cheery smile??? Love that you brought this up so I can think on these things, and thank you for being my sounding board for these comments Anka, wonderful to meet you Beloved!!!! LLP, Chris

Permalink Reply by GOPI KANTA GHOSH on December 28, 2009 at 7:35am