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zenrecovery · 6 months
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The Eightfold Path is often pictured as a wheel, a Dharmacakra, the Wheel of the Dharma, with eight spokes. So the eight parts of this path are integral to each other, but they don't exactly follow a developmental sequence. The eight parts of this Path, the eight factors of this Path are:
1. Sammadicci, (Pali) "Complete View", or "Shoken" (Japanese).
2. Samasamcappa, "Complete Thought" or "Shoshi".
3. Samavacha, "Complete Speech", or "Shoku".
4. Samacamanta, "Complete Activity", "Shogu".
5. Sama-ajiva, "Complete Livelihood", or "Shomyo".
6. Samavayama, "Complete Effort" or "Sho-shojin".
7. Samasati "Complete Mindfulness" or "Shonen".
8. Samasamadhi, "Complete Practice" or "Shojo".
Here, "complete" is how I prefer to translate this word "sama", which has also been translated as "right" or "true". So, Right View, Right Thought, Right Speech. But it is characteristic of our practice to realize that what is needed is not to be "right", but to be complete and to look into how we might realize this completeness, this wholeness through seeing and developing insight into how we scatter and break this wholeness into fragments of hope and fear. And so we say "complete", which means unbiased, thorough, whole.
— Ven. Anzan Hoshin roshi
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zenrecovery · 6 years
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When we speak our truth, and witness by the way we live, things change.
Maryland Sewell
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zenrecovery · 7 years
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jack kornfield | via @gabrielcraft
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zenrecovery · 7 years
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SOEN NAKAGAWA | tricycle / +あ
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zenrecovery · 7 years
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Make a place to sit down. Sit down. Be quiet.
Wendell Berry
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zenrecovery · 7 years
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— Toni Morrison | @zenrecovery
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zenrecovery · 7 years
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When we love a person, we accept him or her exactly as is: the lovely with the unlovely, the strong along with the fearful, the true mixed in with the façade, and of course, the only way we can do it is by accepting ourselves that way.
Fred Rogers | The World According To Mister Rogers
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zenrecovery · 7 years
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zenrecovery · 8 years
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When you walk, just walk; when you eat, just eat.
interpretation of siddhartha by jack kornfield | via @gabrielcraft
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zenrecovery · 8 years
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zenrecovery · 8 years
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listened to again to Jennifer Michael Hecht on beingblog talking about her personal struggle and book called STAY
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via @gabrielcraft
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zenrecovery · 8 years
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Life is very short and what we have to do must be done in the now.
Audre Lorde | via
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zenrecovery · 8 years
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You may be deceived if you trust too much, but you will live in torment if you do not trust enough.
Frank Crane (hat tip @tinybuddha)
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zenrecovery · 9 years
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Just found the @zenofbobross ~ such an amazing tumblr and should be a book / GIF via also awesome @bobrossgifs
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zenrecovery · 9 years
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I already am, I always was, and I still have time to be.
Anis Mojgani
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zenrecovery · 9 years
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zenrecovery · 9 years
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courage to persue stillness apart from external fetters via the mystic badass Teresa of Ávila | ↬ mindfulnessandjustice.org
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