Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Awakened Presence




The portal to the path that is the goal

Is always 現在

It is right now, in this present moment!

You will not find it by searching

You find pure presence in a moment

Without distraction

And there it is

The utter perfection of

Pure and total  presence

Suchness

You have found a portal of presence

Friday, May 14, 2010

Pure Being Sings



Being present in thoughts
awareness illuminates
thinking ... doing ...
momentary distractions
Liberated!

Pure being sings
"I'm free"

Present in presence!

Thursday, April 1, 2010

The Sumbeam of Awareness




What awareness illuminates
Awareness liberates

When awareness illuminates awareness

Awakened presence
Opens to the infinite dimension

Empty yet utterly lucid
Naturally occurring timeless awareness

Manifesting the universe of appearances
And possibilities, objects, forms
Thoughts and emotions

A ceaseless magical display
Where yogins and yoginis dance
In the buddhafield of pure delight

Let the sunbeam of awareness
Illuminate your awareness 

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Believing What We Think



Watch Your Step Here!
Confusion rains supreme when we believe too much in anything we think.

By believing the conceptual elaborations of our experience,we mistake them for reality itself.

Yet these are merely our conditioned interpretations and as such can never capture the suchness of just what purely is. 



Being purely present with what is…here and now, in present moment awareness is the great liberation, a portal of presence.


Watch those fixations!
They will surely trip you up and take you out.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

The Praxis of Presence


To the karmically arrived individual, Buddhism is a path and a portal that leads directly to the realization of Buddha mind essence: intrinsic awareness. The path as such is not a religion or a philosophy. It is simply living in awakened awareness.

Being Buddhist is taking refuge in the Three Jewels: the Buddha, the Dharma, and the noble Shanga. Buddha is your inherent awakened awareness. The Dharma is the inner wisdom teacher, the luminosity of this awareness. And the noble Shanga is the community of those sustaining recognition of the primal awareness of pure being.

From the path perspective, Buddhism is simply the praxis of presence, naked unelaborated awareness, involving no causality, the abode of all the buddhas of time past, time present and time future.

Friday, November 20, 2009

Beyond Action and Non-Action





In the realization of our true nature,
Pure and total presence in awareness...


There remains nothing to be done,
Nothing to be added or removed,

Having realized this perfect,
unchanging presence...


Remaining alert, relaxed and present
Free from fabrications and elaborations...

Expressions of body, speech and mind,
Take place as a display
of enlightened awareness...
Even a single conscious breath,

For such yogins and yoginis there is only,
The primal awareness of pure being,
Transcending compulsive egoic doing.

Expressions of
wisdom and compassion
Beyond the mind of conceptual ideas,


  Naturally arise ... 

In the samaya of daily life 



 
 

Thursday, November 5, 2009

The Perfect Present



The Present Perfect

Having entered the present, via any of the 84,000 available portals, you will have actually transcended this ‘moment’, free and clear. This is because presence is timeless, free of attachments or clinging. It’s the reality continuum of nowness.

This is most certainly the esoteric meaning of the ‘eternal life’ that is referred to in Judeo-Christian traditions. Eternal, in present understanding, is not implying a mystical ‘after-life’ existence, but a continuity of awareness in a timeless dimension: empty like space, yet luminously clear, manifesting the universe of appearances and possibilities, objects, forms, thoughts and emotions.

The perfect present is then the Suchness of just what is in the continuously renewed immediacy of the eternal now. As such, the ineffable perfection of this manifest display is great wonderment. There is no dualistic attachment to reifying concepts, nor anxious clinging to our conditioned opinions. Free and clear, we simply relax and enjoy the magnificence.