#kilesa

“Mind training and a person who makes excuses”

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Kilesa or impurities can drive and drag people to pamper their indulgent minds.

All of which are subject to sinking in the material world, being addicted with eating, honor, and lust, and seeking for unseen and unlimited pleasure to satisfy craving and aversion.

When achieving one goal, then chasing for another, endlessly.

When…

“Crossing the Nature of Habits”

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“Nature of habits” or “behaviour” or “carita” is indeed a trap that blocks one from being independent from kilesa. As a result, good people and those who would like to be good persons, halt the trip of the noble path only at giving and contributing to the public not heading further to practicing dhamma. They, then, let their lives be drowned in the same cycle…

Buddhist Mindfulness as Mindlessness? Wait a minute…

Okay, so I admit it: I’m going through a crisis of confidence with my newfound love of Buddhism, and all that entails. The devil is in the details, of course, as even the ever-tricky Buddha himself well knew, just like Jesus after him, that you pick and choose what to tell the initiates and laypeople at any one time, subject to their capacity to comprehend, assimilate, or even fathom, concepts…