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spiritual practice ordiscipline leading to agoal .
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The word sadhana means a method of actualization, namely actualization of ourselves as the Buddha-figure for which we have received empowerment.
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To help maintain the sequence, we usually read – or recite from memory – a sadhana, which is somewhat like a script for this daily opera of visualization.
Taking the Kalachakra Initiation ��� 1 Introduction to Tantra 1997
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Seva is an integral part of our sadhana, our perennial spiritual practice.
Anju Bhargava: The Consequences Of Shattering A Faith Glass Ceiling Anju Bhargava 2011
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The March to Tibet will be non-violent; it is a sadhana, a spiritual tribute to the truth and justice that we are fighting for.
Archive 2008-02-01 2008
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Open your eyes! sadhana khan wrote on December 27, 2007 12: 46 PM:
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We usually start with a simplified sadhana scheme involving either one or two figures, with just one face and two arms.
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When we meditate on the nature of mind, then, the moment-to-moment experiential process of the mere arising and engaging with the contents of experience is not some static object that we are focusing on like in a visualization of a Buddha, or even a moving object as with tantric sadhana practice when we visualize a flowing sequence of images while reciting a text or mantras.
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It is here that sadhana offers a way for solution.
Archive 2009-09-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2009
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Traditional sadhana practice for deconstructing one's negative self-image and creating a more positive one begins with quieting the mind of preconceptions and establishing a "circle of protection."
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As with traditional sadhana practice - multiscene mental dramas visualized for establishing a pure self-image - familiarity first with the complete training enables us afterwards to keep the context in mind when deepening our practice of any of its aspects.
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