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"this is how i make
My Living ",
?How DoYouMake Y'our Living?
" h 'ow do You
MAKE ALIVING?", (or)
Did You Make [a] Liv
ing ? as per so well wee
may've th'ought wee
l i v e d ?
[snatched a handful of ash
and flung it]
man
liv
ing (life)
What the dharma brings
on
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!”
7grain(s)7 [yo~!healthfoooood] of no thing, (x7)
O,
O,
O, N'ow, (yes, n'ow) What the dharma brings
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!”
snatched handful ash from stove flung it The Stability Ease
i
kn'ow..............ma
What the dharma brings ke
A{AAAAAAAA} Living !
[as-they-say]
m a k i n g
a [brainfuckerr] abs traction The Stability Ease
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!”
(our god Thee Money)
m ak e be (make-a-believe)
to
Truly Be(lieve)
[ snatched a handful of ash from the stove by his side and flung it ] and flung it ]and flung it ]and flung it ]and flung it ]
and flung it ]
The
Standard
of
What the dharma brings Living bywhich
i-wee
m u s t LIVE 2be ALIVE.......
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!” Stability of Ease
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The Importance of Pure Motivation
What the dharma brings us, what it teaches us, very essentially, is to be pure, authentic, and natural. The first and most important thing is pure motivation. There’s a famous story about a hermit long ago in Tibet called Geshe Ben. He was in retreat, and one day he heard that his sponsors, who were financing his retreat, were coming to visit him. So he cleaned his room, arranged the shrine very neatly, set out all the offerings perfectly, and then sat and waited for his sponsors to arrive. Suddenly, just before they arrived, he reflected on his motivation and said to himself, “What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!” He snatched a handful of ash from the stove by his side and flung it all over the shrine and the offerings. A great master called Padampa Sangye who heard about this called it “the greatest offering in the whole of Tibet.”
Sogyal Rinpoche, "The Stability of Ease" (Summer 2008)
"this is how i make
My Living ",
?How DoYouMake Y'our Living?
" h 'ow do You
MAKE ALIVING?", (or)
Did You Make [a] Liv
ing ? as per so well wee
may've th'ought wee
l i v e d ?
[snatched a handful of ash
and flung it]
man
liv
ing (life)
What the dharma brings
on
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!”
7grain(s)7 [yo~!healthfoooood] of no thing, (x7)
O,
O,
O, N'ow, (yes, n'ow) What the dharma brings
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!”
snatched handful ash from stove flung it The Stability Ease
i
kn'ow..............ma
What the dharma brings ke
A{AAAAAAAA} Living !
[as-they-say]
m a k i n g
a [brainfuckerr] abs traction The Stability Ease
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!”
(our god Thee Money)
m ak e be (make-a-believe)
to
Truly Be(lieve)
[ snatched a handful of ash from the stove by his side and flung it ] and flung it ]and flung it ]and flung it ]and flung it ]
and flung it ]
The
Standard
of
What the dharma brings Living bywhich
i-wee
m u s t LIVE 2be ALIVE.......
“What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!” Stability of Ease
{|}{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{dkzkApril2010-------
The Importance of Pure Motivation
What the dharma brings us, what it teaches us, very essentially, is to be pure, authentic, and natural. The first and most important thing is pure motivation. There’s a famous story about a hermit long ago in Tibet called Geshe Ben. He was in retreat, and one day he heard that his sponsors, who were financing his retreat, were coming to visit him. So he cleaned his room, arranged the shrine very neatly, set out all the offerings perfectly, and then sat and waited for his sponsors to arrive. Suddenly, just before they arrived, he reflected on his motivation and said to himself, “What am I doing? This is all fake. I’m just hoping to create a good impression, that’s all!” He snatched a handful of ash from the stove by his side and flung it all over the shrine and the offerings. A great master called Padampa Sangye who heard about this called it “the greatest offering in the whole of Tibet.”
Sogyal Rinpoche, "The Stability of Ease" (Summer 2008)
Published 20th Sep 2012
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