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... is but a conglomerate of mental and physical energies, forces and relationships rather than a static, unchanging form. It helps to develop a sense of dispassion and objectivity, an increasing awareness of the arising and passing away of all phenomena (Bodiford 160). Buddhists may be buried or cremated. At the place of burial the monks will recite the Three Refuges and the Five Precepts ... ...
... think with the body, unconsciously. During zazen, thoughts, conscious and unconscious, naturally and continuously rise to the surface of one's mind. One should not try to stop these thoughts from arising. But at the same time, one should not get involved with the thoughts or let them take him away from concentrating on his posture and breathing. One should just let ... ...
... which arises out of the actual nature and make-up of human beings. In other words, suffering is inherent in what human nature is, and this is known as suffering arising from the state of being. "Awareness is not a state of gloom or despondency; it is, rather, the realistic observation of the way things happen to be." This leads us to ... ...
