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Saturday, May 22, 2010

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"In its natural state, the mind is the same - in it, there exists no loving or hating, nor does it seek to blame other people. It is independent, existing in a state of purity that is truly clear, radiant and untarnished. In its pure state, the mind is peaceful, without happiness or suffering - indeed, not experiencing... any vedana (feeling) at all. This is the true state of the mind." -Venerable Ajahn Chah

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