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"The cycle of karmic existence" is the interactive function in terms of "everything comes from the mind" all things are formed when "causes and conditions" of various "tractions" are "tractions"
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Lake of Lotus(31)-The Essence of Teachings-Everything Comes From the Mind(3)-By Vajra Master Pema Lhadren -Dudjom Buddhist Association
"The cycle of karmic existence" is the interactive function in terms of "everything comes from the mind" all things are formed when "causes and conditions" of various "tractions" are "tractions"
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"The cycle of karmic existence" is the interactive function in terms of "everything comes from the mind" all things are formed when "causes and conditions" of various "tractions" are "tractions"
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http://i.youku.com/dudjom 56.com http://i.56.com/Dudjom By Vajra Master Pema Lhadren Translated by Anne W.M. Chow What is Meant by the Cycle of Karmic Existence? The Three Key Points That Form the Cycle of Karmic Existence The Cycle of Karmic Existence From the Scientifc Perspective What is Meant by the Cycle of Karmic Existence ? If you do not understand how the cycle of karmic existence is being caused, you will not understand the meaning of everything comes from the Mind. In fact, many people consi der the cycl e of karmi c exi stence to be rather superstitious, and it is not real. In fact, all the phenomena of the cycle of karmic existence are true phenomena, and they all fit in well with scientific explanations. Then, what is meant by the Cycle of Karmic Existence? The cycle of karmic existence is the interactive function in terms Everything Comes from the Mind (3) 24 Issue no.31 Back to Content Dudjom Buddhist Association (International) 4th Floor, Federal Centre, 77 Sheung On Street, Chaiwan, Hong Kong Tel ( 852 ) 2558 3680 Fax ( 852 ) 3157 1144 Websitehttp://www.dudjomba.com Emai l i nf o@dudj omba. or g. hk Copyright Owner: Dudjom Buddhist Association International Limited Youtube www.youtube.com/user/DudjomBuddhist Facebook www.facebook.com/DudjomBuddhist
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http://i.youku.com/dudjom 56.com http://i.56.com/Dudjom of Causes and Effects by the different tractions of various causes and conditions. In our pr evi ous di scussi ons on t he importance of Emptiness: Neither Existence Nor Voidness (please refer back to the book and DVD on Emptiness: Neither Existence Nor Voidness, published by the Dudjom Buddhist Association), we have already mentioned about the Law of Cause and Effect. All things are formed when there is the matching of causes and condi ti ons together. When a certain function is played out by these Causes and Effects, we call this a tractional force. It is these kinds of tractional forces that induce the cycle of karmic existence. The Three Key Points That Form the Cycle of Karmic Existence There are three key points in the formation of the cycle of karmic existence. The first point is that: the cycle of karmic existence is the continuously circulating Law of Causes and Effect and which has no beginning and no ending to it. It is a kind of natural law. We have previously explained the meaning of no beginning and no ending, which means that there is no cessation to it, and neither can we find its starting point. The second poi nt i s that: the composi ti on of everything in the universe and of the numerous kinds of bodily structures is due to the matching of causes and condi t i ons together. We have mentioned before that all things in the universe come from Emptiness, have expl ai ned what was meant by Emptiness, and the reasons why all things in the universe come from Emptiness, f or whi ch t hese ar e al so recognized by scientists. Then, how can Emptiness give rise to all things in the universe? The Buddhist teachings said that the matching of the causes and condi ti ons together i s being responsible for the composition of everything in the universe and the numerous kinds of bodily structures. With that, how did all these causes come about? What lead to the other conditions? This is, indeed, the main theme for our present topic on everything comes from the mind. All in all, the matching of causes and condi t i ons t oget her causes the composition of everything in the universe and the numerous kinds of bodi l y st r uct ur es, i ncl udi ng al l ani mal s, pl ant s , and t hos e composi t i ons wi t h e i t h e r f o r ms o r wi thout forms. The minds of numerous sentient beings float a r o u n d c o n t i n u o u s l y within the endless space, and will follow their own 25 Issue no.31 Back to Content Dudjom Buddhist Association (International) 4th Floor, Federal Centre, 77 Sheung On Street, Chaiwan, Hong Kong Tel ( 852 ) 2558 3680 Fax ( 852 ) 3157 1144 Websitehttp://www.dudjomba.com Emai l i nf o@dudj omba. or g. hk Copyright Owner: Dudjom Buddhist Association International Limited Youtube www.youtube.com/user/DudjomBuddhist Facebook www.facebook.com/DudjomBuddhist
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http://i.youku.com/dudjom 56.com http://i.56.com/Dudjom k a r ma s t o b e attached to things i n t he uni ver se or bodi es, t hus r e s u l t i n g i n t h e cycl e of kar mi c existence. This is, i ndeed, t he t r ue phenomenon t hat has been explained by the Lord Buddha Shakyamuni. The t hi rd poi nt i s that: the cycl e of karmic existence is a natural phenomenon which is the outcome of the interactive function in terms of Causes and Effects by the different tractions of various causes and conditions. The function of these tractional forces is known as the karmic force in the Buddhist teachings, and there is no such a thing as the Creator of everything (please refer to the latest work of the Grand Design by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow, Great Britain: Bantam Press, 2010). According to the Buddhist teachings, the cycle of karmic existence appears when there are appropriate causes and conditions for its existence, but the true nature of it is basically Emptiness (Its emergence is due to the matching of causes and conditions, yet its ultimate nature belongs to Emptiness, that is, Neither Existence Nor Voidness). This is the same of our mentioning that all Dharmas come from Emptiness, in regards to the fact that all things and beings come into existence as a result of the combinations and permutati ons of many causes and conditions. The Nature of all things and beings is Emptiness. (That is, neither existence nor voidness, please refer to the book and DVD on Emptiness: Neither Existence Nor Voidness, published by the Dudjom Buddhist Association). It is not important if you have not heard about the explanation on emptiness given in the first lesson and you do not know how all beings come about. All you need to know is that the above-mentioned first, second and third key points are the ones that would lead to the cycle of karmic existence. It is a type of natural traction. The Cycle of Karmic Existence- From the Scientific Perspective What is the scientific viewpoint on the cycle of karmic existence? Science only knows about t he Law of Cause and Ef f ect among a l l t h i n g s a n d bei ngs, and of the universe. Yet, there is no unified view on t he r ecogni t i on of whether ones mind is also subject to the control power of the Law of Cause and Ef f ect , and woul d continue endlessly in 26 Issue no.31 Back to Content Dudjom Buddhist Association (International) 4th Floor, Federal Centre, 77 Sheung On Street, Chaiwan, Hong Kong Tel ( 852 ) 2558 3680 Fax ( 852 ) 3157 1144 Websitehttp://www.dudjomba.com Emai l i nf o@dudj omba. or g. hk Copyright Owner: Dudjom Buddhist Association International Limited Youtube www.youtube.com/user/DudjomBuddhist Facebook www.facebook.com/DudjomBuddhist
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http://i.youku.com/dudjom 56.com http://i.56.com/Dudjom cycles. However, the lack of this unified recognition does not mean that there is nobody who recognizes this kind of thinking. Sir John Eccles, the Nobel Prize winner of Medi ci ne i n 1963, sai d that the human body consists of a kind of non- materialistic thinking (he did not know how to use the Buddhist terminology, and so he just called it as the non- materialistic thinking). When one is in the embryonic stage, or when one is very young, this type of non-materialistic thinking has already entered into the brain of the physical body and controls the brain, as if the human brain is in control of the computer. This non-materialistic thinking would exert a concrete motivating force onto the physical materials that made up the brain of ones body, so as to make the brains nerve cells to start functioning. It links them up together one by one, so as to produce various forces and functions. This kind of non-materialistic thinking still continues to exist even after the death of ones brain. It is in existence and still possesses the form of living activities. It is forever in existence. This is the kind of saying f rom a sci ent i st who was a Nobel Prize winner, and there must be a basi s for what he has said, and is not s uper s t i t i ous . Anot her winner of the Nobel Prize for Medi ci ne i n 1981 was Dr . Roger W. Sper r y, a neur osci ence bi ol ogi st , who bel i eved t hat : t he ego of a human being is a non-materi al i sti c type of exi stence. It exi sts i n the complex layers of tissues of t he human brai n, and controls every part of the brain, making up a total of one thousand millions nerve cells, in terms of its nature of mechanical function. Yet, inside the brain, these nerve cells are controlled by non-materialistic structured tissues. Hence, these two scientists do recognize the conscious realm that I have mentioned before... (To Be Continued) 27 Issue no.31 Back to Content
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