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{{GalleryTable|DSC 2338.JPG| First week when he arrived we could hear every night he was fighting with mice.We read lot of mantras behalf of poor mice but soon it stopped and no more mice in our house.I thought how altruistic we really were because we helped Juckie to get read of the mice.How much or how big Buddhist we really are, because I cared more about my books then mice.}} | {{GalleryTable|DSC 2338.JPG| First week when he arrived we could hear every night he was fighting with mice.We read lot of mantras behalf of poor mice but soon it stopped and no more mice in our house.I thought how altruistic we really were because we helped Juckie to get read of the mice.How much or how big Buddhist we really are, because I cared more about my books then mice.}} | ||
− | {{GalleryTable|DSC 7158.JPG| When the mice disappeared Juckie get really lazy. He even did,nt bother to stay on his feet. Almost he was always half asleep somewher around. The same time he noticed everything. So no more Juckie II.He gave us so many warm moments just because he was there. Today was the last day for him here in sansara incarnation as a cat.}} | + | {{GalleryTable|DSC 7158.JPG| When the mice disappeared Juckie get really lazy. He even did,nt bother to stay on his feet. Almost he was always half asleep somewher around. The same time he noticed everything. Today we lost him. So no more Juckie II.He gave us so many warm moments just because he was there. Today was the last day for him here in sansara incarnation as a cat.}} |
− | {{GalleryTable|DSC 2336.JPG|How,ll | + | {{GalleryTable|DSC 2336.JPG| How,ll be his next life, who knows. We hope that it,ll be better but its just our imagination and wishful thinking. Wishful thinking is the formation of beliefs and making decisions according to what might be pleasing to imagine instead of by appealing to evidence, rationality, or reality.}} |
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− | {{GalleryTable|1C 6046.JPG |But what is reality for us? When you look at Wikipedias explanation: Reality is the state of things as they actually exist, rather than as they may appear or might be imagined. | + | {{GalleryTable|1C 6046.JPG |But what is reality for us? When you look at Wikipedias explanation: Reality is the state of things as they actually exist, rather than as they may appear or might be imagined. In a wider definition, reality includes everything that is and has been, whether or not it is observable or comprehensible. A still more broad definition includes everything that has existed, exists, or will exist.}} |
{{GalleryTable|DSC 2339.JPG|In Theravada Buddhism they teach us four ultimate realities. Nibbana is an unconditioned reality. Consciousness (mind) is a conditioned reality. | {{GalleryTable|DSC 2339.JPG|In Theravada Buddhism they teach us four ultimate realities. Nibbana is an unconditioned reality. Consciousness (mind) is a conditioned reality. | ||
Four Ultimate Realities (Paramattha Dhammaa) 1)Consciousness (Citta)- conditioned reality 2)The mental factors (Cetasika) i.e Feeling (Vedana) and Perception (Sanna) which are arise as a result of consciousness (samkhara)- conditioned reality}} | Four Ultimate Realities (Paramattha Dhammaa) 1)Consciousness (Citta)- conditioned reality 2)The mental factors (Cetasika) i.e Feeling (Vedana) and Perception (Sanna) which are arise as a result of consciousness (samkhara)- conditioned reality}} |
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