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**N9NACzws** · 12-11-2010, 06:59 PM

To be compassionate is to be human. Suzuki Roshi adds that to meditate is to be human. It is just something we wish to do. It is natural. When you meditate you will find your heart opening naturally, as you find your thoughts and emotions linked to your ego less important. After a time you will want to keep the precepts - it's just what you want naturally, as your heart opens up and you become more open to people around you. You should just get down to setting a little time aside each day for meditation and in between try to be attentive to what you are doing in each moment.

12-11-2010, 06:59 PM	#11
N9NACzws Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 494 Senior Member	To be compassionate is to be human. Suzuki Roshi adds that to meditate is to be human. It is just something we wish to do. It is natural. When you meditate you will find your heart opening naturally, as you find your thoughts and emotions linked to your ego less important. After a time you will want to keep the precepts - it's just what you want naturally, as your heart opens up and you become more open to people around you. You should just get down to setting a little time aside each day for meditation and in between try to be attentive to what you are doing in each moment.
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