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After such a great response from my fellow members I have decided to build another group mainly focusing upon the teachings of "His Holiness The Dalai Lama"
Millions of people come over to Dharamshala(thats where I live) and get his blessings, get inspired by his teachings on love, prosperity, Mother Nature etc. ------
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  • sands_of_time

    How can one describe enlightenment? I mean atleast a few words about how it would feel like!!

    Enlightenment is like freedom perhaps, atleast when i think or imagine it!
    sands_of_time started this discussion 2 years ago. ( reply )

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  • Chaigirl

    Chaigirl 

    Yes, sands of time, the freedom part seems very key, doesn't it? :)
    I'd also add that perhaps when one is enlightened, it is like they have awakened spiritually after a long time asleep. (or otherwise detached from the present, or from knowing)
    posted 2 years ago. ( reply )
  • blonde_oxymoron 

    It's an inner tranquility, a calm river undisturbed by the mightiest storm.

    ~k
    posted 2 years ago. ( reply )
  • Hamchuck

    Hamchuck 

    Being who you are and not putting up a front. Too many people are play acting.

    There are a few moments in my life that i have felt completely at ease and enjoying the moment. Those moments have always stayed with me and I long for more.
    posted 2 years ago. ( reply )
  • LaloFox

    LaloFox 

    What is the sound of one hand clapping?


    (I tend toward Zen in my Buddhist readings...)
    posted 2 years ago. ( reply )
  • susanbellnc

    susanbellnc 

    Absolute peace...no worries...knowing everything you need to know.
    posted 1 year ago. ( reply )
  • Athena S.

    Athena S. 

    I think Enlightenment is contentment and confidence in your being and everything as a whole. Nothing can ruffle you or your mind from being fully aware and conscious.

    ...that's what i think ;]
    posted 1 year ago. ( reply )
  • leegee

    leegee 

    In poetry, song, music - no words.
    No mind.
    Different everytime time, though.
    posted 1 year ago. ( reply )
  • C2

    C2 

    In the midst of non-freedom there would be absolute stillness. In the midst of impermanence there would be
    no clinging. In the midst of the present moment there would be a telescopic awareness.

    posted 6 months ago. ( reply )
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