realization

• So the realised Universe means everything made real, realised not in the sense of understood, but made real

  Genjo-koan 5: Freedom Within Limits Summer 2002 — Genjo-koan

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1. Genjo-koan 5: Freedom Within Limits ●●● Summer 2002 — Genjo-koan

   So the realised Universe means everything made real, realised not in the sense of understood, but made real

   realisation as ambiguity · realised universe
2. Genjo-koan 2: Delusion and Self-Image ●●● Summer 2002 — Genjo-koan

   there are two kinds of realisation; one is the one we have in the moment, and one is due to our efforts over the years

   traceless realisation · two kinds of realisation
3. Genjō-kōan ●●● Shobogenzo

   When we find this place, this action is inevitably realized as the Universe

   realisation as ambiguity · realised universe
4. Uji 2: An Alternative to Linear Time ●●● Winter 2004 — Uji

   there’s not separation between me and the Universe, so the Universe is making itself real

   making the universe real · football making the universe real
5. The Universe Made Real ●●● Shobogenzo · Genjō-kōan

   in finding this path, our action is always the state of the great universe made real

   realised universe
6. Genjo-koan 4: Realisation as Wholeness ●●● Summer 2002 — Genjo-koan

   the state of realisation, or the state of wholeness or oneness, even though it’s impossible to describe it

   realisation as wholeness
7. Introductions 2: Reality in Ordinary Moments ●●● Summer 2003 — Introductions to Shobogenzo Chapters

   is the state in which we make everything real, which is the state which is different from thinking about things

   realised universe
8. Bussho 3: Beyond the Process View ●●● Summer 2004 — Bussho

   a realisation and knowing that is something total and is here and now and is not intellectual

   realising and knowing
9. Uji 3: The Changing State of Zazen ●●● Winter 2004 — Uji

   Doing something makes us real. When we do something we make ourselves and the Universe real.

   making the universe real
10. Ikka-no-myoju 1: A Pearl in Ordinary Things ●●● Summer 2006 — Ikka-no-myoju

    Which is the only way we can realise anything. We can’t realise it from somebody else telling us.

    realising through one's own experience
11. Uji 4: Coming into the Present ●●● Summer 2007 — Uji

    So he goes further than is reality. He says makes reality, creates reality

    making reality
12. Introductions 1: Rules and Reality ●●● Summer 2003 — Introductions to Shobogenzo Chapters

    is described by Master Dogen as the universe made real, or the realised universe, or Genjo-koan

    realised universe
13. Uji 5: Words and Reality ●●● Winter 2004 — Uji

    To realise yourself means to make yourself real, to make yourself real means to do something.

    making oneself real
14. Shoaku Makusa 4: Doing Right Without a Doer ●●● Winter 2006 — Shoaku Makusa

    In Master Dogen’s teaching, to act is to make the world and ourselves real.

    making the universe real
15. MMK 3: Cutting Through Categories ●●● Summer 2008 — Nagarjuna’s Mulamadhyamakakarika

    Dogen says this very strongly in the Shobogenzo that ‘realisation’ means just ‘making yourself real’

    making oneself real

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