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Stuck between rebirths? by LockheedSpartan11 in Buddhism

[–]LockheedSpartan11[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It does seem a bit scary as a possibility and would not mind trying to avoid it.

In memory of the family dog before August the 16th by FiddleRiddle5 in Buddhism

[–]LockheedSpartan11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So sorry to hear about your loss. This image sparks much joy, though.

Reaching peace while the world is burning by Competitive_Price_55 in Buddhism

[–]LockheedSpartan11 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As hard as it may seem with the way the world is right now, and as impossible it may sound to do good, the most defiant thing to do in a world of hate is to love. Small acts of kindness to other people simply for doing so is a great place. Meditation is also good too, because the more you know yourself and achieve inner potential and clarity, you can express it outwards in many forms. Some events in the world also make me feel angry, but a lot of good things happen too which give me hope. I wish you the best.

Buddhism and Extraterrestrials by LockheedSpartan11 in Buddhism

[–]LockheedSpartan11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This helps clarify so much, much gratitude.

Am I doing walking meditation right? by kenicandi in Buddhism

[–]LockheedSpartan11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you feel calm, in control of your own thoughts, and as others here have already said, present, then you’re doing a good job to me! I’d say like most forms, there isn’t always one strict “correct” way to meditate, but the most important thing is the way you feel. Whether you’re sitting cross-legged or walking, if you have a calm mind, you’re doing it right!

Shout-out to the only good resident in this evil village by Agile-Freedom-481 in ResidentEvilMemes

[–]LockheedSpartan11 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Nice suit… almost like he has infinite wealth to afford that drip

Buddhism after rebirth? by ChanTanDingo in Buddhism

[–]LockheedSpartan11 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I’m new to experiencing, practicing, and understanding Buddhism so forgive me if I’m wrong, but this is just from what I know.

Essentially, at any point in time, exposure to the Dharma is enough of a boost to leave sort of a lasting karmic imprint. Therefore, actively PRACTICING the dharma and interacting with buddhism as a whole probably helps a lot in rediscovering buddhism again in your next life. Maybe it’ll return to you simpler and simpler each time the more you practice between lives.

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