Book

Living Buddha, Living Christ

Thích Nhất Hạnh · 1995

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What this book knows

Buddha and Christ are living presences in each of us; mindfulness and the Holy Spirit name the same transforming awareness across traditions.

Sex: Absent
Work: Absent
Learning: Present
Religion: Primary

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faith-and-doubt

When we are still, looking deeply, and touching the source of our true wisdom, we touch the living Buddha and the living Christ in ourselves.
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The examples of the actual lives of the Buddha and of Jesus are most important, because as human beings, they lived in ways that we can live, too.
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For me, the Holy Spirit is mindfulness itself. How can someone pray without mindfulness?
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transformation

As soon as you experience impermanence, non-self, and interbeing, you are born again.
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If you have the seed of the Kingdom of God inside and know how to touch it, it will have the power to leaven, to transform everything.
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belonging

When a priest does not embody the living values of a tradition, he or she cannot transmit them to the next generation.
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Illuminates

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