Оле Нидал цитаты
Оле Нидал
Дата рождения: 19. Март 1941
О́ле Нида́л — датский религиозный деятель, также известный как Лама Оле , передающий поучения школы Карма Кагью в адаптированном для западного мира виде — «учёные люди усложняют простые вещи, а йогины упрощают сложные вещи». Он основал более семисот буддийских центров Алмазного Пути во всём мире. Карма Кагью является подшколой кагью — одной из четырёх крупнейших школ тибетского буддизма . Центры «Алмазного Пути» признаются принадлежащими к школе кагью определённой частью лам карма-кагью. С начала 1970-х годов Оле Нидал путешествует, проводя лекции, курсы и основывая буддийские центры «Алмазного Пути». У него более 80 000 учеников, в том числе более 5 000 в России.
Цитаты Оле Нидал
„Generous love, the glue that holds everything together in a healthy relationship, aims for shared happiness through the fulfillment of one’s partner.“
Buddha & Love: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Relationships (2012)
„With love, one is also constantly planting the seeds for the success or failure of a partnership, and knowing this, we are especially responsible for the happiness or suffering of those who have opened up to us. The increased intimacy in love relationships leads to an exceptionally fast ripening of both beings’ good and bad impressions in mind.“
Buddha & Love: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Relationships (2012)
„A generous relationship rarely knows dramas. One is happy when the partner is happy. And one is happy when growing on three levels: on the physical level, which gives love, material things, and protection; on the inner level— through compassion and wisdom—which provides the motivation for development; and on a deep-lying, secret level where both partners enrich themselves with the qualities of the other and increasingly find their center.“
Buddha & Love: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Relationships (2012)
„Enlightenment is not only timeless but also more beautiful, truer, and more indestructible than anything separable or conditioned. There is no greater happiness than the full development of mind!“
Fearless Death: Buddhist Wisdom on the Art of Dying (2012)
„The exchange between two mature, happy people enlivens their surroundings on countless levels and many can gain from it. Around them it seems that the world is enriching itself and the good feelings that appear are more than what the lovers are contributing themselves.“
Buddha & Love: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Relationships (2012)
„Buddha’s advice helps beings by showing how one may consciously become a source of happiness and love.“
Buddha & Love: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Relationships (2012)
„If one is able to convey to the dying person that his mind is bound to this decaying body only for the present life span, it is calming. If one adds that mind is beyond death and birth, like space, emerging appearances of confusion and aging become more acceptable. This view confers the often missing dignity on the last part of life. It helps the dying to increasingly relax, and oneself to face one’s own death more fearlessly.“
Fearless Death: Buddhist Wisdom on the Art of Dying (2012)
„Just as what is in the jar, when broken, becomes one with the surroundings, death offers the opportunity to recognize the basic truth of all existence through non-discriminating one-pointedness. Like space, the essence of mind is unaffected by transition and death.“
Fearless Death: Buddhist Wisdom on the Art of Dying (2012)
„If we experience our power of awareness, feel something to be conscious right here and now, know that there is something between and behind the thoughts that perceives and understands, then everything is free play and a gift.“
Knowing Our Experiencing Mind, Buddhism Today Issue 21, Spring/Summer 2008.
„If one is wild and doesn’t like anything angry, when meeting with Buddha’s teaching one experiences joy and natural totality, as if two rivers flow into each other. And if one is basically trusting, the Pure Land is near, and in death, perhaps one will enter something deeply known.“
Fearless Death: Buddhist Wisdom on the Art of Dying (2012)
