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and actions of all sentient beings? But this is exactly what is happening.
the
great
Buddha
Sakyamuni.
What if, within that pause, the many beings who had
done the same came through the dimensions of the spirit world to help that person, giving blessings and by imparting the insights that they had attained during their lives on this Earth?
unable to move his lower body. teachers sent him home to recover.
Distressed, his
He got better, but he was still Unlike the other initiates, Dharma Sangha refused to
have his hair cut although it is the common custom. limping at the time he disappeared from his home one night. He was just 15.
After completing
their Buddhist education for two years, all the
sentient
beings kindly. It is preferable to be vegetarian. 2. The second advocates that we respect the property of others and not steal. 3. The third advocates avoiding sexual misconduct as it harms our wellbeing, and the wellbeing of others. 4. The fourth advocates that we always avoid gossiping about others and that we tell the truth. 5. The fifth advocates that we keep our bodies, minds and spirits clear from alcohol and drugs and other intoxicating substances.
joined
Instead he went to
Dehradun to further his education with the Gurus of Dehradun. Later he returned to Nepal to the beautiful
behind.
must be ill or crazy. When Dharma Sanghas elder brother touched him, his body became exceedingly hot and red. meters.
He disappeared on
several occasions.
meditated under the pipal tree. Baffled onlookers were ever increasing.
He
remembers that Dharma Sangha told them to leave him alone, or he might die. He said that he wanted to meditate for 6 years. Then the family and the villagers followed him when he went to find a new meditation place in the forest.
months underground.
Channel make a
He gave Darshan,
blessing his devotees with a vajra or dorje
documentary about him called, The Boy with Divine Powers. Some believed the documentary, but others didnt. They thought that this was just another scam.
toward the end of October and November of 2008 when over 400,000 devotees lined up 2007, in
Onlookers
amazed
were when
further Dharma
again
Sangha was surrounded by fire, burning his clothes and his hair but leaving the boy unscathed. His brothers
sometimes six kilometres into the jungle to be blessed over a two week Darshan.
Dharma Sangha did not eat, drink or leave the site to relieve himself. Many also said that a light shone from the top of his head.
called a cameraman who took over 10 minutes of footage of the astounding incident.
feelings and sensations. Thus, when we meditate, we become more and more aware of our surroundings and soon note that
this candles
to or
in
Sanskrit.
upwards of 250, 000 animals, causing the spread of disease and causing innocent animals to suffer in the hope that goddess Gadhi Mai may be appeased and that the pilgrims may prosper.
So his meditation will light the candle of peace. More and more people have found that they are deeply
touched by this curious young man patiently sitting under a tree. Could it be that they have begun to feel the awareness of the Paramatma and the Maitri Bhavana that he is sending out into the world?
Sangha calls the Paramatma. Once we become aware of the Paramatma, and the fact that there are no borders, we are able to be aware of the feelings and sensations of others even at great distances much like the Internet.
In the same way, once we become aware of the So, why is Dharma Sangha
meditating? Paramatma, we also become naturally compassionate towards creatures we all which correctly
account
will become sick and die one day, he tells us. In order to avoid thinking about what will happen, people escape into material lives. Meditation sensations. focuses on the bodys feelings expands and the
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Continuous
practice