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Via Daily Dharma: The State of Not-Finding

 

The State of Not-Finding
The mind is not totally nonexistent, or we wouldn’t be experiencing anything. Yet arriving at the state of not-finding helps us let go of our grasping to our perceived reality and many of our painful, contracted experiences and thought patterns.
 
Anam Thubten, “Dzogchen Inquiry”
  
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Liberating the Experience of Impermanence
By Dale S. Wright
Exploring dual and nondual practice modalities can help us more deeply understand ourselves, the world, and the ways to live more skillfully within it.


Via Dhamma Wheel | Right Intention: Cultivating Appreciative Joy

 

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RIGHT INTENTION
Cultivating Appreciative Joy
Whatever you intend, whatever you plan, and whatever you have a tendency toward, that will become the basis upon which your mind is established. (SN 12.40) Develop meditation on appreciative joy, for when you develop meditation on appreciative joy, any discontent will be abandoned. (MN 62) 

Appreciative joy succeeds when it makes discontent subside. (Vm 9.95)
Reflection
The third brahma-vihara, appreciative joy, is not mere joy. It is the gladness that arises when you witness or contemplate the good fortune and happiness of another being. It is a celebration of all that is good in the world, an appreciation of healthy enjoyment itself. If you allow yourself to experience this often, your mind will naturally incline toward this state. It is impossible to feel any discontent when you genuinely feel good about others.
Daily Practice
This is a practice the world needs greatly, and it is deeply healing to the wounded heart. Living beings abide together in such profound interdependence that when relationships are fused with appreciative joy rather than discontent, the entire system becomes healthier. Practice celebrating the good things you see around you every day and use appreciative joy as a powerful antidote whenever you feel discontent.
Tomorrow: Refraining from Harsh Speech
One week from today: Cultivating Equanimity

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