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මේ වයස 15 16 කොල්ලොන්ව බයිට් කරන්නේ
AtulaSiriwardane said:Eka thamayi Scientistsla bihiwenne neththe.
Serious minissu nethuwa scientistla hedenne kohomada?
18+ kiyala threads dammama podi eunmai ewa open karala balanne.. balanna epa kiyala threads dammama views gaana wedi wenawa.. atula mahaththayath e wage aathal ekakk ganna hadala weradunama jathiyata aagamata benala hitha hadaganna hadanawa wage?
~v3n0m~ said:18+ kiyala threads dammama podi eunmai ewa open karala balanne.. balanna epa kiyala threads dammama views gaana wedi wenawa.. atula mahaththayath e wage aathal ekakk ganna hadala weradunama jathiyata aagamata benala hitha hadaganna hadanawa wage?
he srsly has emotional problems for which he gta do this sort of things to make himself feel better..feel significant. possibly he was neglected, ignored and outcast as a child, even may be mentally and physically abused, which, by the way, is sad. yet this is not worth it.
psychology student would be interested in him.
~v3n0m~ said:18+ kiyala threads dammama podi eunmai ewa open karala balanne.. balanna epa kiyala threads dammama views gaana wedi wenawa.. atula mahaththayath e wage aathal ekakk ganna hadala weradunama jathiyata aagamata benala hitha hadaganna hadanawa wage?
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twisted said:
Psychology is a very limited subject
compared to Buddhism.
They grope in the darkness
where there was light for Buddha.
They can't help
other than making people ignorant with drugs.
compared to Buddhism.
They grope in the darkness
where there was light for Buddha.
They can't help
other than making people ignorant with drugs.
නෑ මම් සීරියස් අහන්නේ...ඔයට සුදුසු වයසේ අය එක්ක දගලන්නකෝ..ඇයි මේ පොඩි කොල්ලො කෙල්ලො එක්ක..දන්නවද එළ කිරි එන mean age eka 17 කියලා..AtulaSiriwardane said:
බුදු හාමුදුරුවොත් කියල තියනව නේ තමන්ට ගැළපෙන අය ආශ්රය කරන්න කියලා..දැන් ඔය පරාභවයටනේ යන්නේ...
...ඇයි මෙච්චර ගොන් ජෝක්ස් කරන්ණේ..ඕක පොඩි එකෙක් කරානම් අවුලක් නෑ...ඒත් ඔයා..
විපස්සනා 18 අවුරුද්දක් ප්රගුණ කරපු කෙනෙක් නේ
amila_90210 said:නෑ මම් සීරියස් අහන්නේ...ඔයට සුදුසු වයසේ අය එක්ක දගලන්නකෝ..ඇයි මේ පොඩි කොල්ලො කෙල්ලො එක්ක..දන්නවද එළ කිරි එන mean age eka 17 කියලා..
බුදු හාමුදුරුවොත් කියල තියනව නේ තමන්ට ගැළපෙන අය ආශ්රය කරන්න කියලා..දැන් ඔය පරාභවයටනේ යන්නේ...
Buduhaamuduruwo baala aya kiyanne wayasin baala ayata neme.
Thaman paalanaya karaganna beri ayata.
Oya kiyana widiyata giyoth mata ashraya karanna wenne Baala aya thamayi.
Den kawruwath maawa ashraya karanne nehene..
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hituwanam
Sorry thamayi.
Thaman paalanaya karaganna beri ayata.
Oya kiyana widiyata giyoth mata ashraya karanna wenne Baala aya thamayi.
Den kawruwath maawa ashraya karanne nehene..
Forum rules wala wayasa anuwa catogarize karalath nehene.
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Mage wayasa allganna try karata kamak nehe,
eka mata therum ganna beritharam
labalayi kiyala hari vayasayi kiyala hari
hituwanam
Sorry thamayi.
AtulaSiriwardane said:Psychology is a very limited subject
compared to Buddhism.
They grope in the darkness
where there was light for Buddha.
They can't help
other than making people ignorant with drugs.
i know buddhim is cool..everyone accepts it cool, pretends they practice it, wish they practiced it and yet too reluctant to practice it. some acquire knowledge out of reading while some acquire it out of experience, rest don't acquire it. first category falls under another two sub cats. one reads, understands, kind of become like the second category...other one believes everything is just like in the books, they expect the world to be thus, they think they are smart and when one's smart, specially he's so sure he is he gta show it off, so that kind seeks the feeble, make them vulnerable, take the stress of all the dwelling monsters of their own conceit out of them. second category mostly don't try anything, they stand in the shades, silently, beholds the world, percieve whats there, grow older.
මම එහෙම හිටුවෙ නෑ අන්කල්..ඒත් ඔය වගේ දියුණු මනසක් ඇති කෙනෙකුට අසංවර කොලු ගැටව් ආශ්රය කරන එක පරාබවයට කාරණවක් නෙවේදAtulaSiriwardane said:Buduhaamuduruwo baala aya kiyanne wayasin baala ayata neme.
Thaman paalanaya karaganna beri ayata.
Oya kiyana widiyata giyoth mata ashraya karanna wenne Baala aya thamayi.
Den kawruwath maawa ashraya karanne nehene..
Forum rules wala wayasa anuwa catogarize karalath nehene.
Anika User ID walin wayasa kiyanna puluwan kaageda.
Kawda Birth certificate pennala thiyenne.
Mage wayasa allganna try karata kamak nehe,
eka mata therum ganna beritharam
labalayi kiyala hari vayasayi kiyala hari
hituwanam
Sorry thamayi.
pS: බාලයන් කියන්නේ තමන් පාලනය කරගන්න බැරි අයටද ...lol වැස්සකටවත් දහම් පාසල් ගිහින් නෑ වගේ ..මමත් නෑ
twisted said:
The one who really experience
go out and face the world with care
and firmness and trust.
Also see:
Buddhism Hub
The Four Noble Truths
The Eightfold Path
The Five Aggregates
The Life of the Buddha in Pictures
Zen - Taming the Wild Bull with Pictures
Books on Buddhism
The 10 bull-herding pictures are a classic Zen mind training exercise. Contemplating these pictures brings surprise and insight. The idea dates back to the 12th century to the Chinese master Kakuan who based his drawings on earlier Taoist bulls. The Bull represents the seeker’s mind. The illustrations follow the steps of the journey to enlightenment. This simple tale has baffled and perplexed for thousands of years. In the final instance your own personal interpretation of the story it its real truth and meaning.
1 - Something is missing in my life.. I look at my life and I sense is something missing.
Take away the pleasures and the distractions and I am left with a strange feeling of emptiness. I know I am searching, searching for something as big and powerful as a Bull. I am restless. I walk the streets, follow rivers and climb mountains. I am tired, exhausted and my strength fails me.
I am alone in my confusion, locked into my prison of fear, desire, expectation, pride and judgements.
Where is this Bull that troubles me so much?
2 - I’ve found footprints... I have looked everywhere, up and down and beyond. My eyes must have been closed. I must have been blind.
Because now I look down and I see the Bull’s footprints right here where I stand! Amazing, now that I am aware of them, the prints are everywhere.
How could I have missed something so obvious?
Anyway, now all I have to do is follow the prints...
3 - I see the bull! How strange!
The wild deserts, the vast oceans, the ice-cold mountains and
raging rivers that once frightened me now seem so calm and peaceful.
I have passed through the Gate.
And there is the Bull!
Look at his size, look at these horns!
This Bull is powerful indeed!
4 - Getting hold of the bull... I don’t waste a moment.
I get hold of the Bull and hold him with all my strength.
He struggles. His power and his will seem inexhaustible.
He jerks and jumps and bucks. But I persevere.
Eventually he becomes thirsty and I give him water.
When he is hungry I feed him. He is calm now.
But I put a ring through his nose, just in case!
5 - Taming the Bull.... It takes time to train my Bull. He has his own will.
He tries to pull me off my path. I have to use the rope and the whip
to force him back. But eventually he abides and his gentle nature
takes over. I throw away the rope and the whip. They are no longer
needed. The Bull has accepted me as his master and obeys happily.
6 - Riding the Bull home... My Bull and I are happy and at peace with each other.
I jump on his back and play my flute.
Together we watch the clouds drift by and listen to the birds sing.
As we slowly make our way home.
7 - The Bull transcends... We are home.
I am calm and happy.
I watch the Bull as he feeds and rests.
Darkness comes, the moon glows. My mind reaches out.
All things seem to merge into one. Bull and I are no longer separate.
We have become ONE. There is no Bull and there is no me.
8 - Bull and I transcend... There is no striving there is no no-striving.
There is no me, there is no no-me.
All things merge into No-thing. No seeking, no thinking.
No opposites, no limitations. This is Buddha nature.
Nothing can be understood. Nothing can be explained or grasped.
It is the stage of transcendence.
9 - Returning to the source... What is, just is.
When the river flows, it just flows.
When the bird sings, it just sings.
Every thing and every creature lives and acts by its own nature.
This is the Truth as it has always been, from the beginning.
10 - Out into the world... I wander the world without want.
I have no needs. I am blissfully content.
I wander the streets, cross the deserts without seeking.
What footprints could there be to look for?
I eat when I’m hungry and drink when I’m thirsty.
Everyone I meet picks up on my happiness.
go out and face the world with care
and firmness and trust.
Zen - [SIZE=+3]Taming the Wild Bull [/SIZE]
Also see:
Buddhism Hub
The Four Noble Truths
The Eightfold Path
The Five Aggregates
The Life of the Buddha in Pictures
Zen - Taming the Wild Bull with Pictures
Books on Buddhism
The 10 bull-herding pictures are a classic Zen mind training exercise. Contemplating these pictures brings surprise and insight. The idea dates back to the 12th century to the Chinese master Kakuan who based his drawings on earlier Taoist bulls. The Bull represents the seeker’s mind. The illustrations follow the steps of the journey to enlightenment. This simple tale has baffled and perplexed for thousands of years. In the final instance your own personal interpretation of the story it its real truth and meaning.
Take away the pleasures and the distractions and I am left with a strange feeling of emptiness. I know I am searching, searching for something as big and powerful as a Bull. I am restless. I walk the streets, follow rivers and climb mountains. I am tired, exhausted and my strength fails me.
I am alone in my confusion, locked into my prison of fear, desire, expectation, pride and judgements.
Where is this Bull that troubles me so much?
Because now I look down and I see the Bull’s footprints right here where I stand! Amazing, now that I am aware of them, the prints are everywhere.
How could I have missed something so obvious?
Anyway, now all I have to do is follow the prints...
The wild deserts, the vast oceans, the ice-cold mountains and
raging rivers that once frightened me now seem so calm and peaceful.
I have passed through the Gate.
And there is the Bull!
Look at his size, look at these horns!
This Bull is powerful indeed!
I get hold of the Bull and hold him with all my strength.
He struggles. His power and his will seem inexhaustible.
He jerks and jumps and bucks. But I persevere.
Eventually he becomes thirsty and I give him water.
When he is hungry I feed him. He is calm now.
But I put a ring through his nose, just in case!
He tries to pull me off my path. I have to use the rope and the whip
to force him back. But eventually he abides and his gentle nature
takes over. I throw away the rope and the whip. They are no longer
needed. The Bull has accepted me as his master and obeys happily.
I jump on his back and play my flute.
Together we watch the clouds drift by and listen to the birds sing.
As we slowly make our way home.
I am calm and happy.
I watch the Bull as he feeds and rests.
Darkness comes, the moon glows. My mind reaches out.
All things seem to merge into one. Bull and I are no longer separate.
We have become ONE. There is no Bull and there is no me.
There is no me, there is no no-me.
All things merge into No-thing. No seeking, no thinking.
No opposites, no limitations. This is Buddha nature.
Nothing can be understood. Nothing can be explained or grasped.
It is the stage of transcendence.
When the river flows, it just flows.
When the bird sings, it just sings.
Every thing and every creature lives and acts by its own nature.
This is the Truth as it has always been, from the beginning.
I have no needs. I am blissfully content.
I wander the streets, cross the deserts without seeking.
What footprints could there be to look for?
I eat when I’m hungry and drink when I’m thirsty.
Everyone I meet picks up on my happiness.
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Easy to Copy & paste...difficult to read...twisted said:
Very easy to say i do this I do that..but they rarely do...
amila_90210 said:Easy to Copy & paste...difficult to read...
Very easy to say i do this I do that..but they rarely do...
ya ..there's a very few that do as they say
amila_90210 said:මම එහෙම හිටුවෙ නෑ අන්කල්..ඒත් ඔය වගේ දියුණු මනසක් ඇති කෙනෙකුට අසංවර කොලු ගැටව් ආශ්රය කරන එක පරාබවයට කාරණවක් නෙවේද
pS: බාලයන් කියන්නේ තමන් පාලනය කරගන්න බැරි අයටද ...lol වැස්සකටවත් දහම් පාසල් ගිහින් නෑ වගේ ..මමත් නෑ
Attanan Damayanthi Panditha.
Thaman damanaya karaganna kena
pandithayek nam
beri kena baalayek kiyana eka weradida?
Thaman damanaya karaganna kena
pandithayek nam
beri kena baalayek kiyana eka weradida?
sorry wenna ona Atula aiya Thread eka weda karana wadha kiyala beluwa. open karala reply karata sorry hodhe.
AtulaSiriwardane said:Psychology is a very limited subject
compared to Buddhism.
They grope in the darkness
where there was light for Buddha.
They can't help
other than making people ignorant with drugs.
bt according to your behaviour, psychology seems to be the solution for you. having an extreme behavior in socializing, enjoying by becoming annoying to others in the community, having dual personalities.. etc.. you are deep down in something!!!
buddhism is the greatest explenation for each and every thing you can find in the universe, and beyond that..
but misunderstanding it would hurt you more than anything though..
I've seen a lot of places offering fast ways to nibbana coources etc,, there are smoe monks saying that they have discovered a faster way to nibbana.. like that.
you can heal a physical wound by yourself, or you can go to a doctor. what if your senses are wounded which you use to know that you are wounded?
ඕනම ටික මිස් කරලනේ ලොක්කාAtulaSiriwardane said:Attanan Damayanthi Panditha.
Thaman damanaya karaganna kena
pandithayek nam
beri kena baalayek kiyana eka weradida?
අවුරුදු 18 ක් සෙල්ලම්ද විපස්සනා වඩපු එකත්ඒත් ඔය වගේ දියුණු මනසක් ඇති කෙනෙකුට අසංවර කොලු ගැටව් ආශ්රය කරන එක පරාබවයට කාරණවක් නෙවේද
