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Rosa Celeste: Dante and Beatrice ascend to the sphere of Mars The Empyrean 🌹 Talon Abraxas

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The Mind-Made Body – Unveiling the Power of Consciousness

In the vast teachings of Buddhism, there is a remarkable pattern that stands out: that The Mind holds immense creative power, capable of shaping reality in ways beyond ordinary understanding.

One such teaching is the Manomayakaya, the “Mind-Made Body.” This is not a body of flesh and bone, but a form arising purely from mental strength, unhindered by the physical world.

In the Kevaddha Sutta from Digha Nikaya scripture of The Pali Canon, Shakyamuni Buddha describes how an advanced meditator, through deep concentration, can project a Mind-Made Body, identical in form to their physical body but free from its limitations.

It's like a candle flame lighting another - the new flame burns, yet remains distinct. Similarly, this subtle body moves without physical constraint, demonstrating The Mind’s limitless potential.

This teaching reveals a profound truth: the body is not our ultimate reality. Just as a dream feels real while we dream, our attachment to the material self is an illusion.

The Manomayakaya reminds us that by refining our Mind, we transcend suffering, break free from worldly bonds, and awaken to boundless wisdom. The path of The Buddha is not just to live - but to Awaken and truly see beyond. Buddha Beings

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Image: Iconographical proportions of Buddha.

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