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2013-12-07
Karma und die Bedeutung einer heilsamen Dynamik
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Renate Seifarth
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Der Vortrag beleuchtet, was sich hinter dem Begriff Karma verbirgt, welche Komponenten einer Handlung über die Art des Karma entscheiden und inwiefern wir aufgrund von Karma unser Leben gestalten können. Weiterhin beleuchtet der Vortrag inwieweit Karma auch missverstanden werden und zu einer passiven Opferhaltung beitragen kann.
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Buddha-Haus
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Vipassana Retreat
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2013-12-06
Die fünf Greifhaufen oder wer bin ich?
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Renate Seifarth
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Über die fünf Khandha, ihre Aspekte, wie sie zusammen wirken und wie sich daraus die Illusion eines bestehenden Ichs ergibt. Durchschauen wir unsere Illusion, können wir die Fixierung lösen, finden wir innere Freiheit und existieren weiterhin als erkennbare Persönlichkeit.
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Buddha-Haus
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2013-11-26
Dependent Origination: Death
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Rodney Smith
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Birth and aging inevitably lead to dying and death. The Buddha suggests this pattern can be broken by waking up to the sequencing of Dependent Origination. We cannot prevent the body from dying but we can opt out from the paradigm in which "I" die along with it. When we live encased within the idea of "me," with the "me" as real as the physical form we embody, then as the body ages we will fear our death. Interestingly enough, by eliminating everything that lives within the cycle of birth and death, we find our way out of death. Investigating what remains after death or what cannot be born or age can begin to move us away from dependency on form. We cannot rest our answer on the visible world because all we see will be taken away. If _what_ we see dies, perhaps the invisible _seeing_ itself holds the deathless. What is it that sees out of our eyes? Again, not what we see, but the seeing or awareness itself. Awareness gives us the capacity to see, but awareness cannot be seen. Though awareness cannot be seen, it can be intimated through a felt-sense of the body.
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Seattle Insight Meditation Society
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