Someone refers to quantum physics, someone talks about synchronism and someone refers to ancient eastern philosophies; different ways to explain something that each of us, perhaps at different moments in lives, feels. When we try our hand at something creative it is as if we draw directly from this primordial energy, leaving our ego astonished, that is, that mountain of superstructures that we carry on our shoulders.
What do you think about it?
I have been practicing Nichiren Daishonin Buddhism since 2000 and have immensely benefited from this life altering philosophy.
ReplyDeleteThis Buddhist philosophy was developed in Japan by a13th century monk named Nichiren Daishonin.
Nichiren discovered by the very act of chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo a person could reach a state of enlightenment or absolute happiness. Nam-myoho-renge-kyo translates to “devotion of the Mystic Law of cause and effect through the Buddhist teachings.”
Nichiren Buddhism is not a cult. How a person lives is an independent and personal thing. Furthermore, Nichiren Daishonin practitioners do not have to give up anything except their fundamental darkness that hinders them from being the best they can be.
Through practicing Nichiren Buddhism I have learned to take responsibility for my life and my happiness.
Frances ❤️
Very interesting Frances and thanks for your input. I also believe that what you described is an introspective path that has the aim of discovering and then using the resources that are within us but which for a thousand reasons we do not use. A sort of key to understanding our instruction booklet.
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