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Brothersunrise
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May I introduce myself

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Hello. My name is Brother Sunrise. I live in Oxford UK. I have joined this forum in the hope to dicuss things with similar minded folk. May I start with a few words of my own.
Thank you Mother Earth for sustaining me
Thank you for the air I breath and all I see
Thank you for the clouds and rain, the water I drink, the animals and vegetables, the minerals too
Thank you Mother Earth.
May all beings find peace and love.
I will walk the path of compassion, non discrimination and love. Striving every day to reduce mine and others suffering. 🙏
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Dreamy
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Hi Brother Sunrise! :hello: Nice to have you here! I like how you’ve thanked nature for its generosity, it is good to be grateful! May you find peace on your journey!
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SarathW
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:hello:
“As the lamp consumes oil, the path realises Nibbana”
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Aloka
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Welcome :hello:



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DNS
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Welcome to DW!

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bodom
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Welcome!

:anjali:
This is our foundation: to have sati, recollection, and sampajañña, self-awareness, whether standing, walking, sitting, or reclining. Whatever arises, just leave it be, don’t cling to it. Whether it’s like or dislike, happiness or suffering, doubt or certainty... Don’t try to label everything, just know it. See that all the things that arise in the mind are simply sensations. They are transient. They arise, exist and cease. That’s all there is to them, they have no self or being, they are neither ‘us’ nor ‘them’. None of them are worthy of clinging to.

- Ajahn Chah
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StrivingforMonkhood
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May you fulfill your deepest wish for happiness.


:anjali:
May we all fulfill our deepest wish for happiness

We are already Buddha
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