Essay

 1    1|                    is merely a conflux of mind and matter, is, therefore,
 2    1|                  It promotes soberness of mind and habit together with
 3    1|         understanding and purifying one's mind. It is to know the Truth,
 4    1|                  do good,  ~To purify the mind,  ~This is the advice of
 5    1|                   using the instrument of mind, by his own endeavour comes
 6    1|                  come from an emancipated mind. Any economic system is
 7    1|                 declared the supremacy of mind over matter: "Mind precedes
 8    1|           supremacy of mind over matter: "Mind precedes things, dominates
 9    1|                belongs. It all depends on mind, and its development.  ~
10    1|                 not precede, the state of mind of the individuals comprising
11    1|              combination of ever-changing mind and matter. In the flux
12    1|             fiction invented by the human mind. To believe in such an absurdity
13    1|                   truly is - a conflux of mind and matter energised by
14    1|                  hardly in a fit frame of mind to develop his moral and
15    1|              times in a man's life, it is mind that dominates man's actions.
16    1|            dominates man's actions. It is mind that makes one what one
17    1|                  or sports can divert the mind and provide suitable outlets.
18    1|               such thoughts, turning your mind either to beneficial thoughts
19    1|                his virtue, gives peace of mind to those around him. He
20    1|                goals is the weapon of the mind, which, under the wise guidance
21    1|               pernicious influence on the mind and on the body, as well
22    1|              Under their baneful effects, mind becomes confused, and the
23    1|                 drugs, is always sober in mind, and is therefore able to
24    1|                  a one has always a clear mind and can easily understand
25    1|                   and also without, one's mind.  ~But what of a Buddhist
26    1|                 place, and impress on his mind that even a single deviation
27    1|              chaste, sober and heedful in mind. He speaks only that which
28    1|                 to be sought in one's own mind, to be built up by constant
29    1|                  of it. He will train his mind to look at life mindfully
30    1|                 to peace and stillness of mind, but only to chronic discontent,
31    1|                    there are four for the mind -- right knowledge, virtue,
32    1|               training and culture of the mind with Nibbãna as its goal.
33    1|                   When emotion floods the mind, reason retreats, or disappears,
34    1|                 any other impure state of mind), then, of its own, it tends
35    1|               must know exactly one's own mind -- not be a Hamlet. unable
36    2|                related issues come to the mind of anyone who finds himself
37    2|                  and sharing his peace of mind, mettã (loving-kindness)
38    2|                 Dhamma by confronting our mind's opposing tendencies; we
39    2|         tendencies; we will note when the mind tries to find the easy way
40    2| meditator-businessman must always keep in mind that his job is to serve
41    2|                   while keeping one's own mind clear.  ~So if we have chosen
42    2|               that comes of a belligerant mind which thinks itself to be
43    2|                   equanimous and balanced mind with which to face them
44    2|            balanced and detached frame of mind in all kinds of trying situations --
45    2|               always useful to keep one's mind clearly focussed on the
46    2|                 the job at hand -- if the mind is constantly running off
47    2|            inadequately completed. As the mind is trained in vipassanã
48    2|                action has been taken, the mind settles back down into the
49    2|            concentration is clear and his mind stays firmly with the materials
50    2|              depend on one-pointedness of mind. A merchant or farmer or
51    2|               that happens in life with a mind that is free of greed and
52    2|                 always trying to keep the mind equanimous and detached
53    2|                 work that it occupies his mind all the time, keeping it
54    2|           opposite situation in which the mind reacts with aversion to
55    2|              cannot last forever, and any mind which still has conditioning
56    2|                and Second Noble Truths in mind when we encounter both happy
57    2|             happiness or pain. But if the mind remains free from clinging,
58    2|                  To create good kamma the mind has to try to remain free
59    2|                 egolessness nature of the mind. Only gradually can we recondition
60    2|          gradually can we recondition the mind to operate in channels based
61    2|            particular conditioning of the mind is happening with some part
62    2|           happening with some part of the mind detached and with the sensations (
63    2|             unwholesome tendencies of the mind cannot change them and,
64    2|               work keeps coming up, never mind, just observe that, too,
65    2|                suffering by purifying the mind, and with the mind thus
66    2|          purifying the mind, and with the mind thus freed of greed, hatred
67    3|            Whatever condition of body and mind we may happen to be in now
68    3|            getting rid of wrong states of mind and developing right ones.
69    3|                 of these two factors, the mind can be sharpened to an instrument
70    3|                   and should dominate the mind and give it direction. They
71    4|                from unwholesome states of mind, the monk enters into first
72    4|                 The calm and concentrated mind is the detached mind. While
73    4|         concentrated mind is the detached mind. While this is obvious enough
74    4|                from unwholesome states of mind. His state of mind is probably
75    4|              states of mind. His state of mind is probably dominated by
76    4|              indeed of their own state of mind. They must not let themselves
77    4|                sentient beings of our own mind'.  ~Let us leave world-problems
78    4|                  do good. Purify your own mind: that is the teaching of
79    4|      prerequisites of purifying one's own mind is the cultivation of detachment.
80    4|                   and simply learn not to mind too much whatever it is