the Baul's drum: Archive

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Dec 31st

“God should be worshipped by becoming God”

– Sri Siddharameshwar Maharaj

Dec 31st

The Zennist: Pro self (atta) in Thailand →

Dec 31st

Tilopa: Song of the Mahamudra →

Dec 31st

"I no longer live in fear of 'Satan's World and... →

Dec 31st

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Dec 31st

Verses on the Five Ranks by Tung-Shan (Tozan)

The Apparent within the Real: In the third watch of the night Before the moon appears, No wonder when we meet There is no recognition! Still cherished in my heart Is the beauty of earlier days. The Real within the Apparent: A sleepy-eyed grandam Encounters herself in an old mirror. Clearly she sees a face, But it doesn’t resemble her at all. Too bad, with a muddled head, She...

Dec 31st

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The Zennist: Casting out the esoteric →

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Making The Monkees →

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Magdalena Sole →

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Dec 26th

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BUDDHA NATURE by Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche

BUDDHA NATURE by Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche Is my meditation correct? When shall I ever make progress? Never shall I attain the level of my spiritual Master. Juggled between hope and doubt, our mind is never at peace. According to our mood, one day we will practice intensely, and the next day, not at all. We are attached to the agreeable experiences which emerge from the state of mental calm, and...

Dec 26th

Historical Evidence for Jesus Christ? →

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Entra en vigor la ley del 'desahucio exprés' →

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Venecia vuelve a estar bajo las aguas →

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La mujer que empujó y tiró al Papa al suelo dice... →

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Dec 25th

sahajayana

One of the later schools of Mahayana Buddhism, which emphasized the practice of what was ‘innate’ or ‘natural’ (sahaja) to humans. This is a form of Tantra, and the characteristic teaching of this school is found in the early Bengali collections of poems known as caryapada, which originated in eastern India in about the 8th century ce (or later), and are associated with Krishnacarya and others....

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