Make no mistake, enlightenment is a destructive process that has nothing to do with becoming better or happier. It is the collapse of all illusions. It is seeing through false appearances. It is the complete eradication of everything we believe to be true. Spiritual awakening is a kind of remembering. It is not about becoming something that we are not. It is not about transforming ourselves. It is remembering our true nature. Until a man can continually see everything from the perspective of truth, his heart will not be completely satisfied. After all, everyone, whether he knows it or not, is on the path to full awakening - to full knowing, to full experience of his true nature, to oneness, to oneness.
Reader comments
From an American perspective and language system, it explains that all dharma in Buddhism is empty, all conditioned dharma is like a dream, Nirvana is silent, and all living beings have Buddha nature. I once again understood that true enlightenment is clear awareness, living in the present moment, walking, standing, sitting and lying down are all practices.
Those illusions one may experience in awakening: a sense of superiority, a sense of meaninglessness, falling into a state of emptiness. These are the illusions the mind spins when faced with its true nature, the delusions of separation. Don't run away from anything, be honest with the truth, start with being honest with yourself. The world is originally one, there is no difference between the true self and the self, there is no difference between awakened and unawakened, and there is no difference between all things in the world.
This book is about the same thing as "The Power of Now" and "Taishu Tianshu", and it is very rewarding to read it. The most important thing: live in the moment!
A book worth keeping on your desk and reading carefully. Verify what you think and do every day, correct your own deviations, and truly integrate yourself into the family and society, without any separation.
This book really resonated with me, especially about self-awakening in marriage. After getting married, I fell into confusion for a while, but this book made me understand that awakening is a process, which may bring pain, but it is also a new understanding of oneself. As the book says, spiritual awakening is a kind of memory that allows us to find our true selves. I believe that on the road to awakening, we will get closer and closer to the truth and find inner satisfaction. This book is like a wise man who gave me guidance and courage.
Worth pondering
Suddenly enlightened and confused
It feels great, but I feel a little confused when I look at it.
The author writes very well and is very helpful to me, thank you
It's very good. It's the book I want to read now. Some of my doubts have been answered.
From an American perspective and language system, it explains that all dharma in Buddhism is empty, all conditioned dharma is like a dream, Nirvana is silent, and all living beings have Buddha nature. I once again understood that true enlightenment is clear awareness, living in the present moment, walking, standing, sitting and lying down are all practices.
Those illusions one may experience in awakening: a sense of superiority, a sense of meaninglessness, falling into a state of emptiness. These are the illusions the mind spins when faced with its true nature, the delusions of separation. Don't run away from anything, be honest with the truth, start with being honest with yourself. The world is originally one, there is no difference between the true self and the self, there is no difference between awakened and unawakened, and there is no difference between all things in the world. This book is about the same thing as "The Power of Now" and "Taishu Tianshu", and it is very rewarding to read it. The most important thing: live in the moment!
A book worth keeping on your desk and reading carefully. Verify what you think and do every day, correct your own deviations, and truly integrate yourself into the family and society, without any separation.
This book really resonated with me, especially about self-awakening in marriage. After getting married, I fell into confusion for a while, but this book made me understand that awakening is a process, which may bring pain, but it is also a new understanding of oneself. As the book says, spiritual awakening is a kind of memory that allows us to find our true selves. I believe that on the road to awakening, we will get closer and closer to the truth and find inner satisfaction. This book is like a wise man who gave me guidance and courage.
Worth pondering
Suddenly enlightened and confused
It feels great, but I feel a little confused when I look at it.
The author writes very well and is very helpful to me, thank you
It's very good. It's the book I want to read now. Some of my doubts have been answered.