How to Take Away Karma?
Zen practice does not take away karma. If you practice Zen, your karma becomes clear.
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Zen practice does not take away karma. If you practice Zen, your karma becomes clear.
Clear mind is like the full moon in the sky. Sometimes clouds come and cover it, but the moon is always behind them.
We understand many things about this world, but we don’t understand ourselves. So why do human beings come into this world?
A long time ago in Korea, a famous Sutra Master named Dae Oh Sunim traveled to Hae In Sah Temple lecture on the Hua Yen Sutra. He concluded his week‘s teaching by stating, “For forty-nine years, the Buddha taught only one word: ‘All things are created by mind alone.'”
Imbalance is our world’s sickness: how can we cure it?
Human beings have too much understanding. Too much understanding, too much have problems. Little bit understanding, little problem. If you don’t know, no problem!
Zen is very simple… What are you?
Human life has no meaning, no reason, and no choice, but we have our practice to help us understand our true self.
I often talk about primary point. What is primary point?
If you keep a don’t know mind one hundred percent, then your demons cannot find you. Suffering cannot find you. Karma, problems, life, death, coming and going, good and bad; nothing can touch you when you only keep a don’t know mind.