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Sunday, 11 March 2018

OUR MIND IS AN IMPORTANT MACHINE, UNMOVING SUCHNESS IS THE KEY

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(Master Jun Hong Lu's call-in radio program)

Master Jun Hong Lu:  Our mind is the most important machine, if it stops functioning or malfunction, we will encounter problems with our brain, limbs, as well as soul.   Due to the close relation between mind and body, many people who are psychologically ill are likely to suffer physiologically, and vice versa.  On that premise, what could possibly be the source of problem?  

The answer is very simple: it is our troubled mind.  The jealousy, hatred and greed that harbour in our mind will bring about demonic obstacles in us, and cause us to get caught up in a predicament which we are unable to break free.  As such, the first lesson for any Buddhist cultivator is to master unmoving suchness.

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