Namaste नमस्ते

NAMASTE

नमस्ते

Namaste is the yoga of shared presence in awareness.
It is when individuals acknowledge and honor the presence of  awareness in one another.

Buddhists recognize this deeper meaning of Namaste in the Anjali Mudra, signifying pure and total presence in awareness. Simply viewing this mudra will evoke awakened awareness in the receptive observer.

In the enactment of Namaste the gesture of the hands (mudra), the intonation of Namaste (mantra) and the praxis of awareness (Atiyoga) are integrated in the awakened awareness of presence that is a shared moment of pure being.

The significance of Namaste is that when recognition manifests recognition, two seemingly separate individuals are united in the conscious oneness of total presence.

In this yoga there is also a realization of the oneness of all conscious life and individuals sustaining this awareness transmit it to everyone they encounter. Receptive individuals are often introduced to total presence though this direct transmission.

May all beings awaken to the blissful awareness of pure and total presence!

Please enjoy this on your jopurney:

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SAT CHIT ANANDA

Awakened Presence

現在

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

Pure Being Sings

Being present in thoughts

awareness illuminates

thinking ... doing ...

momentary distractions
Liberated!

Pure being sings

"I'm free"

Present in presence!

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 

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.

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.

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