Question
Once we become a Buddha, can we forget ourselves, lose our knowledge and source, and become a demon, or do we remain a Buddha forever?
Where do Buddhas live?
Have you ever spoken to divine entities, as some people have?
Can you leave your body at will?
Reincarnation involves rediscovering and relearning. Can a Buddha be reborn? Have I already been a Buddha, or must I become one?
My birth is no accident; that is certain. Perhaps I chose it. I can find myself at the center and influence my environment through thought or will alone. Let us say my environment changes according to my thinking, and it happens: the closer I come to unity, the more I become one with time at every instant.
People speak of stepping outside time; how? Is time a mistaken perception of our gaze, or is it life at every instant?
Yeah, yeah, it is cool. I have learned a lot since then, and someone has helped me greatly.
I love life, meeting people, finding myself at the center of a situation with an overall view of my surroundings, looking at and paying attention to myself, others, and my environment.
Tomorrow I will be at the Montpellier associations fair if the weather is good. I hope you will be there. I see Zen as a discipline, a kind of knowledge of gods and life.
See you later, or never, lol.
Fabrice Appolo
Answer from Master Kosen
1: We do not become Buddha; we have always been Buddha. It is our true nature. We simply have to realize it.
2: The notion of time varies according to the frequency at which our atoms vibrate. The more luminous we are, the faster time seems; the more immersed in matter, the slower it seems.
To be conscious, awareness of things must be reflected back to us, as when we look in a mirror; then time and space appear.
Time is mirror consciousness.
Kosen