Eugene Pustoshkin
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"Хорошее предисловие. Автор дифференцирует между буддизмом как обрядовой общественной религией и буддизом как Путём освобождения, стараясь адаптировать материал для нашего рационального соотечественника." Jul 14, 2015 02:10PM

 
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The Buddha says that after practicing these breathing techniques for a while, we can drop them. We no longer have to count because our proficiency with the practice has reached a certain level of maturity. Then we can do what is called the ...more
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Novalis
“Life is the beginning of death. Life is for the sake of death. Death is at once the end and the beginning—at once separation and closer union of the self. Through death the reduction is complete.”
Novalis, Philosophical Writings
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Novalis
“Life must not be a novel that is given to us, but one that is made by us. ”
Novalis, Philosophical Writings

Novalis
“We are close to waking when we dream that we are dreaming.”
Novalis, Philosophical Writings

Henry Miller
“I stood before a mirror and said fearfully: “I want to see how I look in the mirror with my eyes closed.”

These wrods of Richter’s, when I first came upon them, made an indescribable commotion in me. As did the following, which seems almost like a corollary of the above—from Novalis:

The seat of the soul is where inner world and outer world touch each other. For nobody knows himself, if he is only himself and not also another one at the same time.

To take possession of one’s transcendental I, to be the I of one’s I, at the same time, as Novalis expressed it again.”
Henry Miller, Sexus

Henry Miller
“What I secretly longed for was to disentangle myself of all those lives which had woven themselves into the pattern of my own life and were making my destiny a part of theirs. To shake myself free of these accumulating experiences which were mine only by force of inertia required a violent effort. Now and then I lunged and tore at the net, but only to become more enmeshed. My liberation seemed to involve pain and suffering to those near and dear to me. Every move I made for my own private good brought about reproach and condemnation. I was a traitor a thousand times over.”
Henry Miller

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