Zen, Buddhism, and Personality Zen, Buddhism, and Personality Buddhism began in India in 6th century BC. Arose out of a dissatisfaction with the Hindu tradition Based upon the Teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha Buddha = One who is awake, one who has achieved full humanness Siddartha was not the first Buddha, nor the last. The Buddha is not a god or divinity, but a man who has developed into a completely mature individual. Every person possesses the 'Buddha-nature' Everyone is capable of developing into a Buddha Siddartha Buddha An Indian prince from Nepal born in 563 BC. Lived a life of luxury for many years. Made journey's away from castle : Saw an Old Man, bent from life's work Saw a man afflicted with serious illness Watched a corpse in a funeral possession Based on his travels, Siddartha realized that sickness, old age, and death are unavoidable. Left his family and wealth to seek the answer through mental and physical discipline, practicing Yoga with several Gurus Siddartha's discovery of Buddhism Zen Buddhism in Japan
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23 Ingenious Uses for White Vinegar About 10,000 years ago, ancient people discovered a product that would change lives forever. Wine had been around for a while, but after some was allowed to oxidize, vinegar was born. It became an immediate hit. Vinegar’s magic ingredient is acetic acid, which comprises about 5 percent of the finished product. White vinegar has dozens of household applications, and the best part is that it’s green. Kitchen Remedies Besides adding zest to salad dressings, white vinegar is handy for many cooking tasks. 1. 2. 3. 4. Cleaning House Vinegar can help with a variety of cleaning tasks, since the acid acts as a disinfectant and an odor neutralizer. Love This? Thanks for subscribing! 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Cleaning Clothes Vinegar works magic on upholstery and fabric, too. 12. 13. 14. 15. Outdoor Solutions Tough enough even for the outdoors, vinegar can function as a car cleaner and an organic pest remover. 16. 17. 18. 19. Pet Protection 20. 21. 22. 23. By Allison Ford, DivineCaroline
7 ideas for recycling your clutter It’s spring-cleaning time and with that comes your yearly clutter purge. But before you start tossing unneeded items in the trash, consider putting them to better use. From eyewear and electronics to clothes and furniture, the following organizations accept a wide range of basic and unexpected goods that can benefit others in need. Plus you’ll be helping to keep these items out of landfills, and, in many cases, you could get something that’s hard to pass up—a tax deduction. 1. At Nike Reuse-A-Shoe facilities, worn-out sneakers (of any make or brand) are broken down and converted into usable materials for new, top-of-the-line athletic surfaces for communities in need. 2. Through Books for Soldiers, you can send “care packages for the mind” to troops stationed overseas—providing priceless respite from undoubtedly tough surroundings. 3. 4. Your unused or outdated eyeglasses could give someone clearer vision for the first time in his or her life. 5. 6. 7.
Fight cancer by fasting (NaturalNews) With cancer poised to become the number one killer in North America and traditional therapies not cutting the mustard for long-term success, it may be time to rethink the war on cancer. We have been focused on killing it conventionally at all costs, even when the collateral damage is significant and often accelerates the demise of a weakened immune system. So instead of an all out attack on a weakened immune system, how about choosing a method that allows the immune system to regenerate and heal itself with its infinite wisdom? Feasting vs fasting The irony of the state of nutrition in North America is that most people are overfed and undernourished. With this constant feasting our digestive and immune systems are chewing up a large part of our available energy to undertake this arduous task. So what happens when we fast? Fasting and its effects on cancer Sources:
Chinese Symbols for mirage, mirage;phantom Want to Put this Symbol on Your Site? Grab the source code, or copy and past the contents of the form box below to your site: Pronunciation: huànxiàng Syntactic Function: Meaning:mirage;phantom Pronunciation: Meaning:apport eidolon phantasm Chinese Radical: Stroke Order Count: 4 Stroke Order: 5,5,4,5 Meaning: mislead magically change Stroke Order Count: 13 Stroke Order: 3,2,3,5,2,5,1,3,5,3,3,3,4 Meaning: resemble;be like;take after;similar;alike imitate follow the example of comply with sculpture a statue or draw a portrait mirage1
Gautama Buddha Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love. This is the eternal rule. Gautama Buddha (c. 563 – c. 483 BC) was a teacher and religious leader. See also Dhammapada Quotes[edit] Even death is not to be feared by one who has lived wisely. No one saves us but ourselves, no one can and no one may. To cease from evil, to do good, and to purify the mind yourself, this is the teaching of all the Buddhas. We are what we think. Let my skin and sinews and bones dry up, together with all the flesh and blood of my body! Exertion[edit] Full text online, as translated from the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu Sensual passions are your first enemy. Your second is called Discontent. Your third is Hunger & Thirst. Your fourth is called Craving. Fifth is Sloth & Drowsiness. Sixth is called Terror. Your seventh is Uncertainty. Hypocrisy & Stubbornness, your eighth. Gains, Offerings, Fame, & Status wrongly gained, and whoever would praise self & disparage others. That, Namuci, is your enemy, the Dark One's commando force.
11 Amazing Health Benefits of Using Baking Soda By Dr. Mercola You probably have at least one box of baking soda in your home right now. What you might not have considered is that baking soda can be used for health purposes, too, so you might want to stash another box in your medicine cabinet. What Exactly Is Baking Soda? It's 100 percent sodium bicarbonate, which can be used as a leavening agent in baked goods. In its natural form, baking soda is known as nahcolite, which is part of the natural mineral natron. For instance, the Egyptians used natron as a soap for cleansing purposes. 11 Ways to Use Baking Soda for Your Health You can purchase a box of baking soda for under $1, making it one of the least expensive home remedies to keep on hand. 1. If you want to avoid the parabens and aluminum found in many deodorants and antiperspirants, try a pinch of baking soda mixed with water instead. 2. Apply a paste made of baking soda and water to insect bites to help relieve itching. 3.Heartburn, Indigestion, and Ulcer Pain 5.Relaxing Soak
How To Get A Great Tattoo And Never Regret It www Tim Kern, tattoo artist & chicken lover. While tattoos can be fantastic & beautiful, they can also be hideous & embarrassing. This article will tell you about the sort of things you need to consider before you get a tattoo, how to pick a design, how to choose a tattoo artist & how to look after it once it’s done. I love my tattoos (I have two half-sleeves), but before you get any, you need to think about the fact that getting a tattoo is a big deal. There are lots of good reasons for getting a tattoo. I have seen so many bad tattoos — so bad they make me cringe when I think about them. Where do you want it? How much do you want to spend? What are you going to get? If you’re not sure of what you want, try making a list of things which appeal to you (aesthetic or otherwise). A reader just suggested that if you’re getting something in a written in a foreign language, make sure you check with a native speaker to ensure it says what you think it does! How do I find a good tattoo artist?