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Buddhism-Conclusion
Hard is it to born as Man
Hard is the life of the mortals.
Hard is it to get the opportunity of hearing the sublime truth and
Hard indeed is the arising of a Buddha.
(Dhammapada 182)
It is not possible in this short article to express all the beauty of the teachings of the Blessed one in detail.
For ever am I liberated
This is the last time that I am born
Ho! new existence waits for me.
Majjhima Nikaya 39
Buddha is the only prophet who said: I do not care to know various theories talked about God. I think there is no much use he found by discussing subtle points about the Soul. Only doing good and living good will take one to freedom and make him realize the higher truth.
He said meditation is not a kria to practice only in the mornings and in the evenings an hour or two retired in a room. It is a life which should be in practice all the day long walking-talking-sleeping and throughout the breath existing time. This leads to the state of Nibbana - which is beyond all the dualities beyond all the pains and the pleasures and beyond all the realms of birth and death.
It is through lack of understanding and of comprehension of the four noble truth we have passed for so long in this road of rebirth. Now we have understood completely that the cravings are the root cause for all our tensions and sorrows. We were spiritually blind all these days. Now by the grace and the blessings of the enlightened one Bhagawan Buddha, we have not only understood but also destroyed our cravings-wantings-desires and attachments. We are assured that there will be no more recurring of the present state.
To give oneself is the secret of Sadhana. The whole principle of this yoga is to give oneself entirely to the Divine alone and nobody and nothing else.
Sri Aurobirtdo
The knots of the heart are cut as under, all doubts become destroyed and all his actions (bondage producing seeds of actions) become eliminated when the supreme truth is realized.
Mundaka II z.q
Mere suffering exists, no sufferer is found.
The deed is, but no doer of the deed is there.
Nibbana is, but not the man that enters it.
The path is, but no traveller on it is seen.
Visudhi Magga XVI
May there be peace in heaven and peace in sky!
May there be peace on earth and peace in water!
May there by peace in plants and peace in trees!
May there be peace in all divinities and in Brahman!
May there he peace of all!
May that peace come to ME!
Yajurveda 26.17
About the author
This article by M.Ram Mohan is published in the Vedanta Vani of Chinmaya Mission.
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