The buddhahood Podcast

SHOJU

“SHOJU”, is a simple and gentle way to introduce Buddhist thought to the uninitiated while also being quite convincing in familiar language.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Formation

“Formation”, is a key word for the concept of developing form from tendencies and conditions accumulated and amalgamated through the process of “formation”. Everything we experience in Samsara is a result of this ongoing process.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Five Aggregates

“Five Aggregates”, also known as Skandhas, are the initial formations of consciousnesses in the development of the sense organs for our existence in Samsara.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Equanimity

“Equanimity”, our resistance to reaction, to remain composed and objective.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Epistemology

“Epistemology”, the way we assemble data and information and customize these into our truths, fears, opinions, and feelings. In short, how we believe what we believe, or know what we know.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Enlightenment

“Enlightenment”, also called Awakening, is an innate capacity of our sentient mind to experience the world as it truly is, a dance of potentials in constant change and development.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Engine of Life 2

“Engine of Life”, the three components of all phenomenal instantiation; Energy, formations, Form (experienced as Karma).E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Energy

“Energy”, A rest state of potential where/when no time/space or “form” is extant.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Emptiness

“Emptiness”, Not a denial of “reality” but a deeper understanding of “reality” as a process of constant change.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm

Buddhism Reference - Dukkha

“Dukkha”, the stress and anxiety in our minds experience of the processes of the physical world.E-books available on threefoldlotus.comhttp://threefoldlotus.com/home/ebooks.htm