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life-and-death

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also living-and-dying · birth and death · shoji · žitie-a-umieranie

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In these texts life-and-death is the real, momentary state at the present moment. In the chapter Shoji (Life-and-Death) Dogen writes that when life comes it is just life, and when death comes it is just death; life-and-death itself is nirvana, the sacred life of buddha.

Part of time and existence buddha and awakening

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  • In this chapter he explains life-and-death as the real momentary state at the present moment

    Shoji Shobogenzo

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  1. Shoji ●●● Shobogenzo

    In this chapter he explains life-and-death as the real momentary state at the present moment

    life-and-death · buddha in life-and-death · cart pointed north · easy way to become buddha · getting free from life and death · house of buddha · just life, just death · living-and-dying as nirvana · sacred life of buddha · serving life and death · without dislike and longing

Other texts

  1. The Heart Sutra: Labels and Reality ●●● September 2013 — Banský Studenec

    So he's saying real death is different from the word death

    real death and the word death
  2. Bendōwa ●●● Shobogenzo

    we should realize that living-and-dying is just nirvāṇa

    living-and-dying as nirvana
  3. How To Pursue the Truth ●●● Shobogenzo · Bendōwa

    nirvana exists right here in the middle of our living-and-dying

    living-and-dying as nirvana
  4. Genjō-kōan ●●● Shobogenzo

    Life is an instantaneous situation, and death is also an instantaneous situation

    instantaneousness of life and death
  5. Bussho 2: This World, Not Heaven ●●● Summer 2005 — Bussho

    Do not love life too much and do not fear death too much, for buddha-nature exists in them

    loving life, fearing death
  6. Just to Be Alive Is Enough ●●● August 2011 — Dibbavana

    We should practise zazen like someone who is dying. For someone who is dying, there's nothing to rely on.

    practising like someone who is dying
  7. The Truth as a Cup of Tea ●●● September 2013 — Banský Studenec

    having a cup of tea is a real act in the present moment. Something real, not abstract

    cup of tea
  8. Doshin ●●● Shobogenzo

    knowing already that it is the end of our life, we should strive to chant “namu-kie-Butsu.”

    namu-kie-Butsu at death
  9. Genjo-koan 1: Four Viewpoints ●●● Summer 2002 — Genjo-koan

    you can carry on talking all day, but I'm alive now, so I'll have a cup of tea

    cup of tea

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