Teachings
Excerpts from conversations with Sambodhi Dharma Sangha15 October 2011 / Updated on 17 January 2012
2011.08.21 (Divya Darshan). Dharma Sangha said we should not cry if someone among us leave his or her body, because our tears can be obstacles for those whom we love.
2011.08.21 (Divya Darshan). I am ready to give but the thing is are you ready to receive (has been said about the teachings).... |
Conversation between Sambodhi Dharma Sangha and Google Group members on October 1, 20111 October 2011 / Updated on 2 November 2011
Question: During this visit most of the active Google Group members and devoted Upasika (those who have taken the Bodhisattva vows) are here with a wish to receive teachings during their short visit.Dharma Sangha: You are here with a good heart and intentions of receiving teachings, but receiving teachings in a short period can lead to misunderstanding and be taken as blind faith... |
Meeting on July 18, 201118 July 2011 / Updated on 19 November 2011
On July 18, 2011 Dharma Sangha addressed the Sangha for nearly five hours. He had never spoken so long and so strongly. So many things were clarified and most amazingly, he used some English words too. Below are excerpts from Dharma Sangha’s speech during the meeting... |
Speech of Dharma Sangha on June 4, 20114 June 2011 / Updated on 13 November 2011
1. May the eternal sky acquire the form of the Earth, absorbing Sansara into the empty field of absolute potential (shunyata) and freedom (moksha).2. Just as the Moon’s great illumined radiance may the world be enveloped by faith. 3. Just as the Sun’s glorious illumined radiance may the world be surrounded by perfect wisdom... |
Maitreya message (Maitreya Sandesh)20 May 2011 / Updated on 12 November 2011
1. May the eternal sky acquire the form of the Earth absorbing Sansara into the empty field of absolute potential (shunyata) and freedom (moksha).2. Just as the moon’s great illumined radiance may the world be enveloped by faith. 3. Just as the sun’s glorious illumined radiance may the world be surrounded by perfect wisdom.... |
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