Comments on: To see the end of pain is to see the how it begins http://illusiontoreality.com/2008/07/04/to-see-the-end-of-pain-is-to-see-the-how-it-begins/ A PATHLESS PATH - Readings Leading to AWAKENING & Inner Freedom Thu, 24 Nov 2011 03:40:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: htl http://illusiontoreality.com/2008/07/04/to-see-the-end-of-pain-is-to-see-the-how-it-begins/comment-page-1/#comment-232 htl Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:59:58 +0000 http://tuckloon.sacredwellness.net/?p=4#comment-232 It is interesting to note that in the ultimate sense the law is merely a reflection of duality - causal relationship. Out from this duality there is no law - not that it is lawless but rather non-law - for there is "nobody". It is interesting to note that in the ultimate sense the law is merely a reflection of duality – causal relationship. Out from this duality there is no law – not that it is lawless but rather non-law – for there is “nobody”.

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]]> By: admin http://illusiontoreality.com/2008/07/04/to-see-the-end-of-pain-is-to-see-the-how-it-begins/comment-page-1/#comment-7 admin Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:57:44 +0000 http://tuckloon.sacredwellness.net/?p=4#comment-7 Ignorance arises clinging Clinging arises idea Idea arises resistance Resistance arises pain. When ignorance ceases, clinging too ceases When clinging ceases, idea too ceases When idea ceases, pain too ceases. What then is ignorance? Ignorance to the Nature of things really are. In other words "seeing things as they really are", or "as it is" Ignorance arises clinging
Clinging arises idea
Idea arises resistance
Resistance arises pain.

When ignorance ceases, clinging too ceases
When clinging ceases, idea too ceases
When idea ceases, pain too ceases.

What then is ignorance?
Ignorance to the Nature of things really are.
In other words “seeing things as they really are”, or “as it is”

]]> By: Norazdi http://illusiontoreality.com/2008/07/04/to-see-the-end-of-pain-is-to-see-the-how-it-begins/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Norazdi Thu, 31 Jul 2008 06:14:23 +0000 http://tuckloon.sacredwellness.net/?p=4#comment-2 "To see the end of my pain is to see how it came about. And “how it came about” or “beginning” is not about the past but the NOW. It is about the immediate unquestioned thought that is causing my pain now." When I sit down to meditate, almost always there will be a sensation of burning pain on my right leg, say after 10 - 30 minutes after sitting. What could be the "immediate unquestioned thought" that is causing the pain? If all these arise because of judgement, labelling etc, how to unlabel or unjudge it? To end the pain - What have I missed to look at so that this pain is no longer a stranger thus I could welcome it "as it is"? “To see the end of my pain is to see how it came about. And “how it came about” or “beginning” is not about the past but the NOW. It is about the immediate unquestioned thought that is causing my pain now.”

When I sit down to meditate, almost always there will be a sensation of burning pain on my right leg, say after 10 – 30 minutes after sitting.

What could be the “immediate unquestioned thought” that is causing the pain?
If all these arise because of judgement, labelling etc, how to unlabel or unjudge it?
To end the pain – What have I missed to look at so that this pain is no longer a stranger thus I could welcome it “as it is”?

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