When
a lion roars in the forest, all the animals tremble and scurry to their
places of refuge. This is not the fear of a helpless victim but a fear
that stirs them to action for their own safety. In the same way, when a
Buddha roars out the truth of impermanence, suffering, and nonself,
those who are wise are moved by the profound sense of spiritual urgency.
Andrew Olendzki, “What’s in a Word? Samvega”
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Thursday, April 7, 2022
Via Daily Dharma: The Lion’s Roar
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