Posted by: vishontar January 23, 2007
The Life Of Buddha
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I have considered Sajha as a little bump in my silently flowing mind; however, it has been my inspiration and strength as well. When Sajha try to tempt, seduce me, I run away. But I do visit her for positive as well as negative (disturbing, tempting, and attractive) reasons. When I read debates, they fill me up with ideas; when I watch the videos like this, they inspire me to be something. Since few days, my mind was roaming around the sea shore. Having watched this video it has reached to the mountain top. Almost discharged battery got fully recharged and a weak cat turned to a Mighty Lion. You are what your mind is! State of your mind is the real you! I feel so grateful to the person who posted this video here; my heart got so filled that I couldn’t stop myself from dropping few words. Quite after a while, I feel lucky today that I could see word Buddha in Sajha; the world which takes so much space in my life. The word which thrills me makes me to feel complete and full. I feel I have special connection to him; perhaps my heart vibrates to one of the harmonics of his heart. When I was watching video my heart got so filled that tears oozed out from my eyes. This often happens to me when I read his words and see things related to him. I remember, once, after a month long meditation retreat, I was traveling around Lumbini by bus. I was filled with sympathetic joy (Mudita) and crying out all the time. The fellow passengers would have guessed that I might have cried out of sorrow because most of the people are familiar with the tears of sorrow only. I don’t remember in my whole life (except childhood) I might ever have cried out of sorrow or agony. I always cry out of love, tears of love come only if your heart gets filled with compassionate love and it is the real happiness. In this tempting world desires make me to drift away from him (Buddha). As much as I find away from him, that much I feel miserable. My strong devotion to him and his teaching is not out of blind faith but from an enlighten faith. I have walked few steps in his sublime path; I have followed few chapters of his sublime teaching. I have no words to define the excellency of the teaching of this mighty son of Nepal. When I read the news of Nepal, I feel so pity for my fellow citizens. I wish I could introduce them the teaching of Buddha. I am optimistic person with positive thinking; one day, I believe, Dhamma will fill love in the heart of all Nepali by kicking the anger out. Dhamma will be a glue to join the hearts of Nepali who are divided by caste, geography, color, language and ethnicity. After all Buddha is common to all of us! After all Dhamma is common to all of us!
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