[양심철학] 초연·충만으로 참나각성하기 _260205

The Six Siblings refer to a state of mind awake through these six qualities: detachment, warmth, fullness, supremacy, flexibility, and self-evidence. To come to one's senses means to open one's eyes wide and focus one's mind. Since the eyes are the windows to the soul, one can control even the invisible mind by managing concrete matters. Noticing one's breath, as well as prayer and chanting, are ultimately means to gather and focus one's mind. "I don't know!" is the best way to come to one's senses, but adding "It's okay!" to it makes one's mood detached and bright. Asking yourself, "Am I detached?" is a method with a clear goal for managing one's mood. You can immediately tell whether this current emotion is warm or cold, or if you are clinging to it. "I don't know!" is one of the "Don't Ask" Six Siblings, a state of becoming one with the true self without discrimination. "Am I detached?" is one of the "Questioning" Six Siblings, a state of scrutinizing and changing one's mood. You should alternate between these two, and eventually use them together indiscriminately. The state of focusing the mind and being free of thoughts is the state of God. Making one's mood detached, full, warm, flexible, and self-evident from that state is the state in which divinity is most manifested. If "I don't know!" is the path to becoming one with God, then scrutinizing detachment is the path to making even the ego's mind sacred. If you do not judge what you like or dislike, greed, hatred, and delusion are eliminated, and the True Self is grasped right there. The moment during meditation when greed, hatred, and delusion cease to operate is the very moment you encounter the True Self. "I don't know!" is a means to focus the mind on the present moment and suspend judgment, leaving only first-person consciousness. The observing first-person consciousness is Purusha and Atman, and is the True Self. Just as the eye cannot see the eye, the True Self is already the self itself and is not an object to be met separately. The very place where one becomes aware of thoughts, emotions, and the five senses is the True Self. The ego is a historian that continuously weaves a narrative of an identity distinct from others. The reason delusions tend to increase when one is idle is that the ego is writing an autobiography. Even when sleeping, and even in deep, dreamless sleep, there is a place of awareness; this is the absence of perception and is the superconscious. Proofreading: Eojin / Subtitles: Dongpung (260205 Yangdeok LIVE II) ※ 6 Siblings - 6 Virtues of Awakened Consciousness (Detachment, Warmth, Positivity, Fullness, Flexibility, Self-Insight) YouTube Q&A LIVE Thu 8:00 PM · Sun 5:00 PM Hongik Academy Curriculum Guide: https://hihd.imweb.me/course01 Hongik Academy Official Website: http://www.hihd.co.kr Hongik Academy Naver Cafe: http://cafe.naver.com/bohd Yangdeok Seonbang Guide: https://cafe.naver.com/bohd/75956 Hongik Academy Donation Account: Kookmin Bank 591501-04-004101 Yoon Hong-sik (Hongik Academy) ARS Donation: 1877-1974 Inquiries: 02-322-2537 / [email protected] This video is produced with the support of Heungyeohoe. We would like to thank the 'Heungyeohoe members' for helping us spread the word to many people.