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| 2 | 3 02 Allowing The Now To Be | 10:20 | ||||
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| 4 | 3 04 The Pain Body And The Egoic Sel | 10:41 | ||||
| 5 | 3 05 Fuel For Your Presence | 10:10 | ||||
| 6 | 3 06 The Culture Of Violence | 11:40 | ||||
| 7 | 3 07 Identity And Essential Nature | 12:45 |
Description
Rules are Tools
One should fear wrongdoings, sometimes even to the point of not being able to sleep. At first, cling to the rules, make them a burden. Afterwards, you can carry them lightly. But you must experience the heaviness first, just as before one can go beyond suffering, one must experience suffering. One who is conscientious is at first like a freshwater fish in salt water - trying to keep rules, his eyes will burn and sting. Whereas one who is indifferent and negligent will not be disturbed but will also never learn to see.
Working with the 227 precepts is essential to our monk's practice. We must follow the rules well. Yet the rules are endless. Keep in mind that rules are conventions or tools. There is no need to study all the expressions of Dharma or know all the rules. To cut a path through the forest, you need not cut down all the trees. Cutting just one row can take you to the other side.
The point of all practice is to lead you to freedom, to become one who knows the light all the time. The only way to reach an end in the practice of virtue is by making the mind pure.