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| Buddha FGS Dong Zen Temple CNY Lantern and Flora Festival (Jimmy Chuah/flickr.com) |
(GH) "All In One" - animated Alan Watts by the creators and animators of "Southpark"
The Principles of Parents to Children
(Spiritual Buzz)
Let us embark on "a pilgrimage of inquiry from which there is no return."
The mind that
has really gone into all this, that has entered upon a pilgrimage of
inquiry from which there is no return, that is inquiring not only now,
during this hour, but from day to day -- such a mind [heart] will have discovered
a state of creation which is all existence.
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| It starts with preschool then the first grade. |
It is what we call truth
or "God." For that creation to take place, there must be complete
aloneness, an aloneness in which there is no attachment, no
companionship, either of words or thoughts or memories. It is a total
denial of everything which the mind has invented for its own security.
The
complete aloneness, in which there is no fear, has its own
extraordinary beauty.
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| A god with nothing else to do |
It is a state of love because it is not the
aloneness of reaction; it is a total negation, which is not the opposite
of the positive. And I think it is only in that state of creation that
the mind is truly "religious."
Such a mind needs no meditation: it is
itself the eternal [a Hindu/Christian concept rather than, ultimately, a Buddhist one although the idea has seeped into Mahayana Buddhism and Zen]. Such a mind is no longer seeking -- not that it is
satisfied, but it is no longer seeking because there is nothing to seek.
It is a total thing, limitless, immeasurable, unnameable.
- Jiddu Krishnamurti (the Chosen One, groomed to be the new World Teacher, as selected by Madame Blavatsky, the great Buddhist Colonel Olcott, C.W. Leadbeater, Annie Besant and other Buddhism-loving Theosophists)
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