Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo Israel Visit: Atish'as Verses Part 1

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I wanted to hear the Hebrew Heart Sutra!!! Prostrations to the Venerable Jetsunma!

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Song of Salomon ;-)

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Atisha's Verses: The Supreme understanding is to realize the meaning of selflessness The Supreme spiritual discipline is to tame ones own mind The Supreme great quality is altruism The Supreme oral instruction is to observe the mind at all times The Supreme remedy is to know that nothing has self-nature The Supreme conduct is to be in disharmony with the world The Supreme accomplishment is a continuous decrease of disturbing emotions The Supreme sign of accomplishment is a continuous decrease of wishes and wants The Supreme generosity is non attachment The Supreme ethical conduct is to pacify one’s mind The Supreme patience is to take the lowest place The Supreme effort is letting go of activity The Supreme concentration is not altering the mind. The Supreme wisdom is to not grasp onto anything as the self The Supreme spiritual teacher is the one who exposes our hidden flaws and The Supreme instruction is the one that help us to strike at those flaws The Supreme companions are mindfulness and alertness The Supreme inspiration is enemies, hindrances, disease and suffering The Supreme method is to be natural The Supreme way of benefiting is to help others enter the Dharma The Supreme benefit is a mind that turns toward the Dharma

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Could you please tell the title of these verses? I would like to search for them in a book for translating... thank you!

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Anna Kiss Meanwhile I found a forum about this question, so it has been solved: www.dharmawheel.net/viewtopic.php?f=102&t=13257

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The essential teachings of Buddha was non-violence, kindness, rule of law, human and animal rights, liberty, freedom etc., that so impressed the people in general, that the whole of the civilized world turned Buddhists, voluntarily. Also known as Bodhisattva, the Buddhist mind set, influenced political, social and philosophical thinkers since. The British acceptance of the king being under the law (Magna Carta) not only made the British great, but also changed the whole world. Perhaps they ought to learn some of Buddha's 'kindness'. Evolution has a mind of its own and Buddha personifies the mind of god.

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Atisha's Verses Part 2: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXPIqHaIf7yAgrs

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