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27 June at 03:42 ·
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The essence of the Buddhist practice is in heedfulness
- about unskillfulness/defilements/貪瞋痴 in the thoughts, words or actions of oneself and others.
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heedfulness - the trait of staying aware of (paying close attention to) your responsibilities.
mindfulness.
attentiveness - the trait of being observant and paying attention.
inadvertency, unmindfulness, inadvertence, heedlessness - the trait of forgetting or ignoring your responsibilities.
It is NOT in love/mercy, let-go, no thinking, being positive, being content in here and now, returning to the 'innate goodness', becoming like a child again, worshipping the Buddha or anything. The so-called 'positive thinking' is sometimes a mere 'wishful thinking' justifying and indulging in fantasies or cravings. What's important is 'constructive thinking', I rather suppose.
When heedfulness, alertness and ardency are combined and balanced, we call it 'mindfulness'.
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When heedfulness, alertness and ardency are combined and balanced, we call it 'mindfulness'.
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