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#804460 - 02/04/13 08:57 PM
Re: Death in Buddhism.
[Re: loongdragon]
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Parakeet
Registered: 09/21/12
Posts: 853
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To all or none,
Text by Banthe on Death.
Remembering Death is Daily Buddhist Routine!
The Blessed Buddha once said: Just as the mighty Himalayan mountains Are high, all-expansive, & weighing heavily; Just so do ageing & death suppress & defeat All living beings in this world, whether divine, rich, warrior, priest, trader, slave, or sweeper! Not sparing anyone whatsoever, Crushing anybody that is found! Source: SN 3:25 The Most Precious Altar of our Temple: Soon this fragile body will fall to the ground, lifeless, cast aside, without any consciousness, stiff, cold & useless like a rotten log of wood ... Dhammapada 41 Momentary Whosoever knows this body to be as temporary as a bubble, as insubstantial as a mirror image, May break Mara's honey tipped arrows and Can thus not be seen by this evil King of Death ... Dhammapada 46 Big Surprise! Death carries off the folly man while distracted by gathering various flowers of sensual pleasure, even & exactly so as the huge tsunami wave runs all over and carries away the sleeping village. Dhammapada 47
loong the messenger
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