Question Anatomy

Queries on all things anatomical Yoga, the study of the Self I claim no ownership of any art All posts are just reblogs of things I've come across and pondered upon

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Stealing the moon, 2022 - by Daniel Antoniol, Brazilian

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Saturn Planet

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Adastrea Moon, Jupiter Planet

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Mars Planet

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Old CBC TV sign-off

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Fred Astaire, Rita Hayworth, You Were Never Lovelier, 1942

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Bruce Lee

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Planet Earth & Sun

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"Om Mani Padme Hum" Zen Buddha Talon Abraxas

Seeing True Nature - Satori & Kensho in Zen

In Zen Buddhism, Kensho and Satori speak of a deep, immediate Awakening - a seeing that dissolves the sense of a separate self and reveals the True Nature of Reality.

Kensho literally means "seeing one's nature," a sudden glimpse into Buddha-nature that opens a door in Awareness.

Satori is often used interchangeably with Kensho, yet in spirit points to a fuller, more settled experience of that Awakening.

These experiences are Not academic or theoretical ideas but shifts in perception that cut through habitual thought. Like clouds parting to let sunlight through, the ordinary sense of self temporarily dissolves and what was always present - interconnectedness, emptiness of fixed identity, and simplicity of being - can be felt directly.

Though sudden in occurrence, such insights are shaped by devoted meditation and practice. Yet what's most important is that neither Kensho nor Satori is a final resting place - they are doorways.

What matters is not the flash itself, but how one carries that openness into daily life, moment by moment. Buddha Beings

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