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13 04 2012 FRIDAY LESSON 580 FREE ONLINE eNālāndā Research And Practice UNIERSITY And THE BUDDHIST ONLINE GOOD NEWS LETTER by ABHIDHAMMA RAKKHITA through http://sarvajan.ambedkar.org Dhammapada: Verses and Stories Dhammapada Verse 133 Retaliation Brings Unhappiness
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13 04 2012 FRIDAY LESSON 579 FREE ONLINE eNālāndā Research And Practice UNIERSITY And THE BUDDHIST ONLINE GOOD NEWS LETTER by ABHIDHAMMA RAKKHITA through http://sarvajan.ambedkar.org

Dhammapada: Verses and
Stories

Dhammapada Verse 133 Retaliation
Brings Unhappiness

Garlanding Dr BR Ambedkar’s Statue on 14-04-12 & Meeting on
15-04-12 at BSP Office


Muthusamy n_muthusami@yahoo.co.in

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Dear Friends,

  Pl refer the mail dt 04-04-12.
As we brought out earlier that we are all assembling on    
14-04-12 by the side of Dr BR Ambedkar,s Statue at 11:00 Hrs in front of Vidhana
Soudha for Garlanding Dr BR Ambedkar’s Statue. Subsequently we are meeting at 11:45 Hrs behind Central Public Library,
Cubbon Park to discuss about certain general points.

  Further as decided in March
Month meeting, we are all meeting on
15-04-12 between 10:00 and 16:00 Hrs in BSP’s Office near Contonment Station with the following agenda.

    10:00   Special
Lecture - Brief about BAMCEF

    11:00   Coffee/Tea

    11:15   Special
Lecture - Brief about BAMCEF cotd

    12:15   Lunch (will
be served)

    13:30   Brief about
Reservation policies

    14:30   Tea

    14:45   Question
& answers, Doubts &clarification

    16:00   Conclusion

  All are requested to make it
convenient to attend the above programme without missing with more no. of like
minded persons.   

 Regards,

Muthu

N. Muthusamy

 

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14.04.2012SaturdayBuddha Purnima06.05.2012Sunday

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Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Jayanti Saturday 14th April, 2012

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14.04.2012-
HOLIDAY DECLARED FOR AMBEDKAR JAYANTHI

The Government has  decided to declare tje saturday, the 14th
April 2012, as a Closed Holiday on account of the birthday of Dr. B.R.
Ambedkar, for all Central Government Offices including Industrial
Establishments throughout India.

 

Full Text of OM dated
27.03.2012 is reproduced below :

 

F.
N0.12/2/2012-JCA-2
Government of
India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
(Department of Personnel & Training)
North Block, New Delhi

Dated the 27th
March, 2012.

 

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

 

Subject: Declaration of Holiday on 14th
April, 2012 – Birthday of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.

- – - – - -

It has been decided to declare saturday, the 14th April 2012, as a
Closed Holiday on account of the birthday of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, for all Central
Government Offices including Industrial Establishments throughout India.

2. The above holiday is also being notified in exercise of the
powers conferred by Section 25 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (26 of
1881).

3. All Ministries/Departments of Government of India may bring the
above decision to the notice of all concerned.

Sd/-(Ashok Kumar)
Deputy Secretary.

All India Postal Employees Union – Group ‘C’ Tamilnadu
Circle
12:03 PM

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Birla High School


Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s Birthday
Saturday April 14, 2012

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Dr. B. R.
Ambedkar’s Jayanti

14-April-2012

Saturday

Verse
133. Retaliation Brings Unhappiness

Speak not harshly to other folk,
speaking so, they may retort.
Dukkha indeed is quarrelsome speech
and force for force may hurt you.

Explanation: Never speak harsh words. If you do, you will also
be replied to in the same vein. This kind of cross-talk is painful. It may lead
to an exchange of blows.

III.

SIX
SPIRITUAL POWERS

SIX PATHS OF REBIRTH

TEN DHARMA REALMS

FIVE SKANDHAS

EIGHTEEN REALMS

FIVE MORAL PRECEPTS

 

TEN DHARMA REALMS

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How To Practice
Zen

The Ten Dharma Realms

 

The six realms in Master Hakuin’s chant refers to the
lower six realms of the ten dharma-realms. The top four realms are the heavenly
realms and the dwellers therein are immune from falling into the lower six
realms, referred to by Master Hakuin as the six worlds. The ten dharma-realms
are:

1. The dharma-realm of the Buddhas; this is the highest dharma-realm and is
beyond words, beyond conception. It is experienced only by a Buddha. As Ch’an
master Hsuan Hua says, Yes, we are all Buddhas but until we awaken we are false
Buddhas.

2. The dharma-realm of the Bodhisattvas; this is the second highest realm. One
simple definition of a Bodhisattva is “A Buddha to be.” The vow of all
Bodhisattvas is to help all sentient beings attain enlightenment and not to
enter into Nirvana until then. A Bodhisattva is thus a Buddha who has postponed
entry into Nirvana. The Bodhisattva is the ideal of Mahayana Buddhism, revered
even more than a Buddha.

3. The dharma-realm of those Enlightened to Conditions and the dharma realm of
the Pratyeka Buddhas, those who have become enlightened without a teacher,
i.e., when there is no Buddha in the world. This is the dharma realm attained
by those who have understood the Doctrine of Dependent Origination which is one
of the most impenetrable of Buddhist doctrines.

4. The dharma-realm of the Arhats. The Arhats are the enlightened masters of
the Theravada school of Buddhism. I have no idea why they are ranked lower than
the other three. Mahayana Buddhism says that the Arhats enter into Nirvana
without saving others and thus lack the altruism of a Bodhisattva. That sounds
unfair; one who has overcome the taints of selfhood could never be selfish.
Suffice it to say that the top four dharma realms are all beyond human thought
and comprehension; the sentient beings of those realms have transcended self
and cannot fall into the lower six realms which are the realms of desire, the
realms of suffering.

5. The dharma-realm of the gods. The gods in this realm, unlike the enlightened
beings of the above four realms, are perfectly capable of anger, jealousy, and
other human traits, just like the God of the Bible. The dharma-realm of the
gods is one of the six dharma-realms referred to in Hakuin’s chant, meaning
that the gods of the sixth dharma-realm are subject to birth and death because
they believe, under delusion, that they have an independent self. These gods
can fall from the sixth realm into all five of the lower realms. Master Hakuin
refers to this when he says: “We endlessly circle the six worlds,”
i.e., all of us visit the lower six realms until we awaken to the heavenly
realms through dint of diligent daily practice.

6. The dharma-realm of humans. This is the first dharma-realm that we can truly
say exists, based upon our own experience. A human in one lifetime can visit
all six of the lower realms. Master Hsuan Hua says that when we are very
worried about something, angry, sad, hateful, or experiencing some other
negative emotion, we are “taking a vacation in hell.”

7. The dharma-realms of the asuras. The asuras have god-like powers but they
fight all the time. They penetrate all six of the lower realms. Thus we will
meet people and animals who are aggressive, always ready for a fight. 
Master Hsuan Hua says the “good” asuras in human form are usually military or police
personnel who do not start fights and the “bad” asuras are thieves and
murderers.

8. The dharma-realm of animals. Another dharma-realm that we know exists.
Greedy people who scorn the poor while spouting the philosophy of “eat,
drink, and be merry” are pursuing re-birth in this realm. As Master Hsuan
Hua says: If you want to be a dog, think like a dog. He says that greed
conditions rebirth in this awful realm.

9. The dharma-realm of hungry ghosts. Another weird dharma-realm but we can see
some evidence of it. Look at humans suffering from malnutrition, with swollen
bellies. Rage and hatred lead to re-birth in this realm, where stomachs are
large, throats are small, and hunger is not satiated. Some writers say that
gluttony, a form of greed, is the cause of rebirth in this realm.

10. The dharma-realm of the hells. The Christian religion uses the concept of
hell as a weapon of psychological terrorism. Believe in Jesus or suffer the
fires of hell forever. This is yet another doctrinal point where Buddhism
differs from Christianity. The Buddha taught that we send ourselves to hell; no
third party does that to us.

On virtuous deeds you rise, offenses make you fall.

It has nothing to do with anyone else at all. - Ch’an Master Hsuan Hua.

Another teacher said: “The karma of killing 900 people is the knowledge that
you have killed 900 people.”

The Buddha also taught that things always change; not even hell is permanent.
Thus the Buddhist concept of hell is not used as a weapon to scare people to
attend Buddhist services; it is used as a teaching tool. Our present actions
determine our future fate. So instead of lying, stealing, killing people and
animals, our time is better spent cultivating joy, loving kindness, repenting,
following the precepts, performing prostrations and taking refuge, chanting,
reciting the name of the Buddha, studying the sutras, practicing meditation,
and leading others to the Buddhadharma.

http://www.drbu.org/dictionary/ten-dharma-realms

Ten Dharma
Realms

The Ten Dharma
Realms are composed of the four realms of the sages—Buddhas, Bodhisattvas,
Pratyekabuddhas, and Arhats—and the Six Paths of Rebirth— gods, humans, asuras,
animals, ghosts, and hell-dwellers—also known as the Six Mundane Dharma Realms.
The ten are described under the individual entries.


The
realms other than that of the Buddhas are called the Nine Dharma Realms.


Commentary

“All
the living beings of the Nine Dharma Realms are dreaming. The Bodhisattva
dreams of seeking the Way of the Buddha above, and of transforming living
beings below. He wishes to realize the Way of the Buddha in order to take
living beings across, yet it is all in a dream.

“The
Condition-Enlightened Ones, the Pratyekabuddhas, are also dreaming. About what?
They dream of looking out for themselves alone. Living deep in desolate
mountain valleys, they are Arhats who ‘comprehend for their own
sakes’…‘incapable of promoting the common good.’ That is also dreaming.

“Hearers,
the śrāvakas, dream of the one-sided emptiness which is the one-sided truth of
nirvana with residue.

“The
gods have dreams of happiness and peace; they are at ease and enjoy an
especially peaceful, superior and wonderful happiness.

“People
dream of seeking fame and fortune. They wish to make a lot of money or to
become officials. In their current lives, they are all upside down and take
suffering to be happiness. Every day they are busy dreaming of fame and
fortune.

“What
dream do the asuras have? They dream of fighting. For instance, someone going
and fighting someone else is an affair of asuras. To be an asura is to be
someone who likes to fight, and to be in the dream of fighting.

“Those
in the hells dream of undergoing bitter suffering. Hungry ghosts dream of
starving, and animals dream a dream of stupidity.

“Each
of the nine Dharma Realms has its own dream. The Buddha, in ultimate nirvana,
is the only one who does not dream, and so his realm is called ‘ultimate
nirvana.’” (HS 104-105)

To
fully understand all Buddhas of the three periods of time, contemplate the
nature of the Dharma Realm: Everything is created from the mind alone. (FAS
Ch20)


Chinese Terms

十法界

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