It is common for people who are exploring religion to ask questions regarding the origins of the world. Since time immemorial people have speculated about this question. Most religions will teach that the world was created by a Creator; - God. For many people, this seems to be satisfactory. However, if one seriously thinks about it, this answer is merely a placebo - something that does not have any real value other than to satisfy the incessant queries of a questioner. To say that the world started with a Creator God is no better than to say that the origin of yoghurt is milk, or the origin of a plant is the seed. Simplistic minds do not seem to have a need to see further back beyond that. The reason for this is that our mind is conditioned to see things in a linear manner; that is having a starting point and an end. This article has a start and an end, so is the table before you and so on. However, there are many, many things in this universe that have no beginning and no end. Look at...
“Momen Apakah Yang Paling Penting?” Pernahkah "ia" berlalu. *ia = waktu **ia = kebersamaan ***ia = orang lain selain aku. ** Dhamma jua akan berlalu, masa sih❓ “Tiada yang terpenting saat ini selain melakukan yang terbaik bagi orang yang sedang berada bersama kita saat ini.” 💕🙏 Menggali Makna Tujuan Hidup "Saya pun merenung dan berjanji. Mulai saat ini, saya akan menjadikan siapa pun yang berada di hadapanku sebagai prioritas." *Ide - Plan - konsep - Topik - Start* Hidup, selain rencana liburan... Juga, memberi, memberi dan memberi, memberikan terbaik yang kita miliki masing-masing, di kehidupan yang bukan pertama kali ini ☕ Tunggu kapan? * “Tidak peduli dari mana kita memulai kehidupan ini, yang terpenting dimana atau bagaimana kita akan mengakhiri kehidupan ini.” * _mengeluarkan DAViD dari dalam diri Keluarga Mettasik._😉 https://www.mettasik.com/mengeluarkan-david-dari-dalam-diri-seorang-buddhis/ Jia加油You
Mindfulness (Pali: Sati; Sanskrit:smṛti स्मृति ) is a technique in which a person becomes intentionally aware of their thoughts and actions in the present moment, non-judgmentally. It plays a central role in Buddhism, with Right Mindfulness (Pali:sammā-sati; Sanskritsamyak-smṛti) being the seventh element of the Noble Eightfold Path, the sadhana of which is held in the tradition to engender insight and wisdom. Mindfulness may be paralogous in Christianity through the Eastern Orthodox hesychastic concept of nepsis. Paralogous or analogous: East and West Mindfulness may be paralogous in Christianity through the Eastern Orthodox hesychastic concept of nepsis which has been defined by Abbot Georgios of the monastery of St. Gregorios on Mount Athos as "vigilance of the nous and watchfulness at the gates of the heart, so that every thought that moves in it can be controlled." Nepis is practiced in Orthodox monasteries with the aid of Philokalia which contains the writings of great ...
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