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The Visuddhimagga – Virtue (Sìla)

5. Herein, purification should be understood as Nibbána, which being devoid of all stains, is utterly pure. The path of purification is the path to that purification; it is the means of approach that is called the path. The meaning is, I…

The Visuddhimagga – Virtue (Sìla)

DESCRIPTION OF VIRTUE (Sìla-niddesa) “When a wise man, established well in virtue, Develops consciousness and understanding, Then as a bhikkhu ardent and sagacious He succeeds in disentangling this tangle” (S I 13). This was said.…

Piyawadana

In any case, you must make sure to mingle your mind with the Dharma. People who claiming to be practitioners while keeping the Dharma as something apart from themselves, will have no success in Dharma practice. -Guru Padmasambhava-

Piyawadana

Look into the awakened mind of your own awareness! It has neither form nor color, neither center nor edge. At first, it has no origin but is empty. Next, it has no dwelling place but is empty. At the end, it has no destination…

The Visuddhimagga – Introduction VII

The notes to this translation contain many quotations from the commentary to the Visuddhimagga, called the Paramatthamañjúsá or Mahá-tìká. It is regarded as an authoritative work. The quotations are included both for the light they shed on…

Piyawadana

The fame of him who strives, is mindful, is pure in deed, considerate, is restrained, righteous and heedful, spreads far and wide. -Buddha-
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