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This mind is free, brilliantly radiant, and unentangled with any problems or issues.
The reason problems arise is because the mind is deluded by conditioned things, deluded by this misperception of self.
So the Buddha taught to observe this mind. In the beginning what is there?
There is truly nothing there. It doesn't arise with conditioned things, and it doesn't die with them.
When the mind encounters something good, it doesn't change to become good. When the mind encounters something bad, it doesn't become bad as well. That's how it is when there is clear insight into one's nature. There is understanding that this is essentially a substanceless state of affairs.
Ajahn Chah
Unshakeable Peace
A clear and concise answer from Luan Ta Maha Bua when his discipline asked why being Buddhist made him has less friend and people around him misunderstood that he had less fun.
The point of the teaching of the Buddha by Ajahn Chah
How to Cultivate Compassion in Our Life
It is difficult for us to see that dhamma (the Teachings of the Buddha) is simple and ordinary although actually Dhamma as taught by the Buddha is quite easy and simple. Here are techniques to easily practice dhamma for the newcomer like us.
