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**Uttephabeta** · 10-23-2011, 08:37 AM

The phrase “dwell heedfully “captures the sense of living with awareness of death. Knowing impermanence can be the inspiration and motivation to embracing the capacity we have to make choices in our lives that lead toward happiness and freedom, rather than feeling we’re just pushed by the power of our current confusion and our own misunderstandings towards some enforced conclusion.
As I see it, there can be right view or right understanding whether we see the process of pañicca-samuppàda as something taking place over three lifetimes, or as a way of understanding what happens in our own world on a moment to moment basis inwardly only or outwardly as well

10-23-2011, 08:37 AM	#20
Uttephabeta Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 451 Senior Member	The phrase “dwell heedfully “captures the sense of living with awareness of death. Knowing impermanence can be the inspiration and motivation to embracing the capacity we have to make choices in our lives that lead toward happiness and freedom, rather than feeling we’re just pushed by the power of our current confusion and our own misunderstandings towards some enforced conclusion. As I see it, there can be right view or right understanding whether we see the process of pañicca-samuppàda as something taking place over three lifetimes, or as a way of understanding what happens in our own world on a moment to moment basis inwardly only or outwardly as well
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