The Importance Of Entering The Sea Of Mundane World

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PA is the seed of the innate light, which has the effect of shining the light throughout the Dharmadattu. This light also means wisdom, therefore, when we cultivate the seed syllable PA, the result is the cultivators will manifest the wisdom that penetrates all phenomena in the universe.

Let us regularly visualize the seed of light PA to develop the wisdom light so that we will have a more comprehensive worldview and a more expansive and compassionate heart. For example, when we are selfish and ungenerous, and we always like to find faults, to mock, and criticizing others, as we practice the seed syllable PA, our heart will become open, forgiving, embracing and we will conduct our lives in a more gentle way.

THA is the seed of the innate
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For example, when we are selfish and do not know how to love and care for our parents, the seed RA will awaken us to the filial piety and open up the door of mutual understanding with our parents.

Entering the Sea of Mundane World is entering into a stormy sea of sufferings, an unpredictable and profound sea of consciousness. Entering the Sea of Mundane World with Clarity and Purity means that clarity and purity of the True Mind are there even when we enter into the immense sea that is the illusory mind and the defile mundane world.

Let us regularly visualize the seed of light JA then when we enter the world to do service for others we will not easily be corrupted or pulled into the current of the sea of sufferings. For example, when life’s whirlwind has us always busy and whirring about, we can practice the seed JA. Our mind will be more restful and gentle, penetrating the cause and effect to understand how to be freer and content without being engulfed into life’s
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The Non-distinction Realm is the realm that is beyond the sphere of reasoning and thinking. Non-distinction Realm also means Dharmadattu or the True Mind. It transcends the Five Skandhas, the Five Elements, and the Three Realms. Entering the Non-distinction Realm also means enlightenment of the True Mind.

Let us regularly practice the seed of light A because it is the Dharmadattu and the Dharma-body of the Vairochana Buddha. It can manifest all other non-outflow seeds.

Universally means everywhere, every place, every level of consciousness. Securely Dwell means firmly establish, stable and secure. What is securely dwell? It is the True Mind that firmly resides, meaning the True Mind is open up then steadily manifest in the dualistic world, the world of change, removal, life, and death.

Universally Emerge Securely Dwell means the ability of the True Mind to manifest and dwell firmly at any time, in any place, any level of consciousness, any domain, and any cognitive

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