Bhairava
awakened & watching
Greetings,
Nice to meet everyone, and looking forward to reading and participating.
Bhairava
Nice to meet everyone, and looking forward to reading and participating.
Bhairava
Namaste All
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taijasi
Gnōthi seauton
Namaskara 
and Greetings, Bhairava!
Welcome to Interfaith Online!
Glad you're here
and Greetings, Bhairava!Welcome to Interfaith Online!
Glad you're here
well lets have some news from the mountains where the buddhas sit...
lookin forward to it!
lookin forward to it!
Nick the Pilot
Well-Known Member
Hi Bhairava,
Is there a particular type of Buddhism that resonates with you?
Is there a particular type of Buddhism that resonates with you?
Vajradhara
One of Many
Namaste Bhairava,
i love your name!
OM AH HUM VAJRAGURU PADMA SIDDHI HUM
metta,
~v
i love your name!
OM AH HUM VAJRAGURU PADMA SIDDHI HUM
metta,
~v
Bhairava
awakened & watching
Namaste,
The news - we're out of Cheese-Its!
Other than that - um...mostly cloudy!
Thank you all for the greetings - love your name too Vajradhara....
I am most certainly a novice, Tibetan lineage, and also very much appreciate the *pow* I get it right between the eyes from a Japanese Zen Master...
I think that the Buddha said to take what works and leave what doesn't.
I am trying these days to not categorize myself too much in the world... yes of course for description/communication purposes here it is required...and I know ideally that this is a goal consistent with w Buddhist path...
However, as a further introduction tidbit, lately I am not feeling a good fit anywhere. (I know right?? Even more than usual - lol)
I am loathe to say "i am this" or "i am that" across almost ALL areas of life...I find just about everything I thought I knew is, well, not always so.
And even - never was.
Bhairava
The news - we're out of Cheese-Its!
Other than that - um...mostly cloudy!
Thank you all for the greetings - love your name too Vajradhara....
I am most certainly a novice, Tibetan lineage, and also very much appreciate the *pow* I get it right between the eyes from a Japanese Zen Master...
I think that the Buddha said to take what works and leave what doesn't.
I am trying these days to not categorize myself too much in the world... yes of course for description/communication purposes here it is required...and I know ideally that this is a goal consistent with w Buddhist path...
However, as a further introduction tidbit, lately I am not feeling a good fit anywhere. (I know right?? Even more than usual - lol)
I am loathe to say "i am this" or "i am that" across almost ALL areas of life...I find just about everything I thought I knew is, well, not always so.
And even - never was.
Bhairava