As we have noted in previous articles, the practice of meditation, meditation, and meditation are often used interchangeably. Here’s a good explanation of the differences and how they’re all related.
Dha-Metta is the Sanskrit word for “loving-kindness.” The way this word is used today in English is meant to express the state of being able to be with someone and to care. When we say “I love your blog,” we’re really saying “I love the way you care about this blog and I admire the way you’re able to do so. I hope you’re not reading this.
Dhamma is one of the most sacred of scriptures.Dhamma is the name of the God of the Vedic religion, the Vedic teacher, who says, “Dhamma is the beginning of the world and the beginning of the human condition.” The word meaning of Dhamma is “dhamma” or “deva”.
Dharmakaya is the word for the way of God, Dhamma is the way of the deva, or god, which is the way of the world. The word means “path” and in the Hindu religion is the means by which we achieve our goals, or what we call our “path”.
It gets somewhat confusing. The word dharma can be translated into different places and words. In the Vedic religion it is the word for the way of the world, or the Dhamma, which is the way of the deva, or god. In the Mahayana Buddhist religion it is the way of the Bodhisattva, or the way of the Dhamma, which is the way of the god.
In Hinduism, dharma is like the way things are: it is a guide to how we should live, but the word also describes the way we should live. When someone says, “A monk should live a life of righteousness, right livelihood,” that is the same thing as saying, “A monk should live a life of righteousness, right livelihood,” because it is the same thing as the way we should live.
This is a very interesting idea. The idea that if you are a person with dharma then you should be living a life of righteousness. I have to say that I am not a person who is particularly righteous in my own eyes, but then maybe that is because I haven’t lived a life of righteousness. I’ve lived a life of sinning.
You are most likely right, but I am a person for whom this idea makes little sense. I am not a person who lives a life of righteousness because I am living a life of sinning, and I would not even know how to live a life of righteousness if I was. You are right that the life of righteousness is the life that is closest to being perfect to humans.
Ive been thinking about this recently as I have been reading the Dharma Bums blog. I am not a follower of the way of righteousness. I am a follower of the way of “being right”. You are right that this is a great way to live, but the fact that we are so often talking about “righteousness” is somewhat misleading because being right does not necessarily mean being righteous.
