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Buddha, enlightenment, Karma, Living Buddha, Love, Tathagata, truth
Taken from Nature’s Teaching magazine.
I am translating without help at the moment. Any mistakes are mine.
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If somebody comes to know ‘what is’, they don’t rely on their thinking and they always do things with ‘what is’ as their standard.
Enlightenment means knowing correctly ‘what is’, and if one enlightens they come to do things after judging ’what is’. When this happens, the activity of one’s karma diminishes.
If this happens continuously, that person becomes more and more upright, courage arises and in order to teach these kinds of things they become an outstanding person amongst others.
When they meet people they burn away their own mind because of the way of thinking which people have.
If one enlightens, by opening their eyes to ‘what is’ at least a little, karma is suppressed and by waking up others by love’s virtue the activity that burns away karma comes to happen.
