Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Buddhanature trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Buddhanature can't be described in terms of relative concepts.
We have to realize that buddhanature is not our own personal thing;
Buddhanature can't be described in terms of relative concepts.
This is the same as saying that you need to recognize your essential buddhanature.
Understand the difference between buddhanature and its expression, which is thoughts.
In our practice the mostimportant thing to know is that we have buddhanature.
The Buddhanature is the only thing that passes through ten thousand generations and all time without being destroyed.
If you recognize the nature of your mind, the buddhanature, that is sufficient.
We can call it buddhanature, awakened nature, the true freedom that is the foundation for all peace and happiness.
And always remember that people like us have buddhanature, no matter how ordinary we may appear to be.
We can call it buddhanature, awakened nature, the true freedom that is the foundation for all peace and happiness.
And always remember that people like us have buddhanature, no matter how ordinary we may appear to be.
Generally speaking all sentient beings have the great potentiality to become a completelyenlightened person eventually which is called the Buddhanature.
But Buddhism says we all have buddhanature and that human nature is fundamentally good and loving.
The root of war, as with all conflicts, is ignorance,ignorance of the inherent goodness- the buddhanature- in every human being.
Our enlightened essence, the buddhanature, is like the sun itself, present as our very nature.
For example we find in Geshe Sharawa's Lam Rim approach,the practitioners reflect upon the presence of Buddhanature in all beings.
Just as I myself posses the Buddhanature, the essence for enlightenment, similarly all sentient beings do too.
This is particularly true in Gampopa's Jewel Ornament of Liberation in which he states that the internal quality thatis required for attainment of enlightenment is the Buddhanature.
You can make a step like that because there is a buddha in you- buddhanature, the capacity of being aware of what is going on.
Similarly, if Buddhanature were not obscured by defilements, there would be no need for the Buddhas to enter this world and teach about Buddha-nature.
Once you commit yourself to developing an awareness of your buddhanature, you will inevitably start to see changes in your day-to- day experience.
This is often accompanied by a shift in the physical center of chanting, as we feel it move from the throat to the heart to deep in the abdomen and,ultimately, into buddhanature, the deep flow of the oneness of reality.
If we do notunderstand all beings are alike because they all possess Buddhanature, we may make the fifth mistake of thinking more highly of ourself than others.
Facing experience directly opens us to the possibility of recognizing that whatever we experience- love, loneliness, hate, jealousy, joy, greed, grief, and so on- is, in essence,an expression of the fundamentally unlimited potential of our buddhanature.
The true mark of recognizing your buddhanature is to realize how ordinary it really is- the ability to see that every living creature shares it, though not everyone recognizes it in him- or herself.
As I listened to him, it occurred to me that these three characteristics of buddhanature can be summed up in a single word: courage- specifically the courage to be, just as we are, right here, right now, with all our doubts and uncertainties.