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You got your peanut butter into my chocolate.

I don't understand the context by which a miracle allegedly occurs. Is there a prerequisite involved such as being in dire straits or hopeless situations? Blessings sounds metaphorically akin to enjoying a cake with frosting as an extra treat as opposed to just enjoying one plain without...

Lucky. *grin*

It wasn't even cat or dog food. Yet there they were! 16 legs, 8 eyes, and 4 tails. So much for stealth raiding of the fridge.

I've been watching people diss game hype and lies by developers to sell games in a shady manner. "0)

Until someone starts using the can opener ..... Instant feline enlightenment. !

:p

When you notice the emptiness by which a person's perspective and views manifests, it becomes difficult looking back to see how a person can cling to theism respectively unless Buddhism serves more as a holistic practice coinciding with one's beliefs in deities and such. These things just...

Sometimes people need encouragement. Like those who have a lack of confidence or hesitates or is reluctant. Inspiration seems to serve as a type of mental catalyst for which a person can approach a particular problem or obstacle without the support of being encouraged. I think the terms...

Four more in the Zendo. Purring away on the cushion. !0)

Maybe, maybe not.

Much of it involves an ability to completely let go. Givin the impermanent nature by which all things rise and fall, blame and forgiveness should naturally become as transcendent as those impulses by which we direct blame and forgiveness directly.

Bompu Zen man

There is Zen and the art of.motorcycle maintenance. Beats road service calls. "0)

I like that when meditation flows naturally into everyday activities and life in general for which meditation becomes as indistinguishable and natural as breathing and exhaling the air is. =0)

Zazen meditation. Its simply a practice of acknowledging and letting go without undue interference from thoughts that prevents one from experiencing clarity. Sort of like blowing the dust away and noticing what it had covered before it settles back again.

That's a good approach.

Things inevitably change. So does religion. It seems to fall into a cyclic pattern when it comes to conflicts over tradition and personal belief and insight, as well as one's expectations by which it's originally defined.

It's a bit like pasty ooze. Kind of squirts all over the place. People argue over the same things because it left it's former container.

I treat it as Zazen practice. I acknowledge it, don't fight it and allow it to go and dissipate like passing clouds.