[Hankie]

Sorry, have to go now. Back later.

[FLOMOUSLY]

She also refused baptism. She thought that to identify herself as such was to miss out on the main point of life! She always was about helping others and not herself I guess

[lerobudrse]

Also I would like to learn more about Avalokiteshvara! I am very interested in the bodhisattva concept

Avalokiteshvara is the embodiment of love, gentleness & safety

The Bodhisattva life is to help beings find peace & understanding

[expabsPapsgag]

So the ten perfections I found a good page on that thanks

So there are 10 dharma activities what are they and how do I do it?

How to do it? We must think about it or reflect on it.

For example, what is generosity? What is non-harming? What is kindness?

When we can answer these questions in our heart, then we can do it, easily.

Our heart knows the answer.

[irridgita]

Back to Simone Weil

Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity

[nryFBa9i]

I was thinking alongside Aloka and from Ranjung Yeshe Wiki

But I know of another set of 10 Dharmic 'activities' with elaborations from Samantabhadra's resolutions: See here

[kimaddison]

Thank you all so much found alot of good stuff to study. I am most definitely falling short on some things. THanks for all your patience