Bodhicitta

 

 

The Sanskrit word Bodhicitta embraces the heart and the mind to establish courage in the qualities of precise compassion.

Stepping stone practice throughout many schools and religion to dedicate the mind to the welfare of others, to develop and become Bodhicitta.

The mind (citta) in training to awaken the (bodhi) of wisdoms compassion, for the benefit of all, as extended compassion in the divine order, of God.

Citta derives from the Sanskrit root cit, and means "that which is conscious". The saint state of mind that will attain the immortal love Bodhi and its kindling echo.

The unconditional love we experience with animals is given to us as development tool that establishes the widening scope of compassion.

Bodhicitta is the mental capacity of 4 immeasurable things, love, compassion, joy, and equanimity.

Bodhicitta is as well the holy tree, where the Buddha received enlightenment and the wood is been used for beads to make rosaries.

The essence of true compassion is a firm commitment from the source of bliss. The interchange of the self with others in compassion, those embrace the sacred realm of the mysteries.

The whole creation wakes up with the wakening of the heart and is the greatest initiation. The divine creation by means of the human heart is the experience of life within and without.

The vision of loves nature is the presence of God, for the tears of joy have the precious timeless beauty of pearls.

The life of love takes more then many lives, the broken heart feels like the death of many more.

The echo of love is everywhere and illustrated in the story of the student looking at the master on the other side of the river and shouting, how do I get to the other side and the master said, that you are on the other side.

To realize that everything is but an apparition of a love state, having nothing to do with good or bad, one may attune the self to the eternal language that speaks for it self.