pray, wait, trust . . . and when the moment is right take action.
Such is the Way of the Yin and the Yang. 
Beloved⌠I have confirmed recently that when we cremate someone, it should be only 72 hours after death. the reason seams to be that itâs because of our subtle bodies not to be corrupted/burnt⌠from what I know they can be reconstructed but it can be avoided. from your studies did you find out anything about this?
MG⌠SO beautifulâŚ
thank you for sharing 
cool! 
whatâs also beautiful beautiful about this song is that itâs traditionally Belorussian very near to the Ancestors of our beloved AH 
itâs like a âLove Sandwichâ between the lands of AH and your brother-in-law
Dearest Beloved, This Mantra is a total Grand Slam
Thank you
Yes my Heart:
Its my understanding Buddhists are VERY sensitive to this, knowing that the âsoulâ/very subtle body, can stick around in the gross body for quite some time in people, especially skilled Masters.
They will feel the Heart area of the âdeadâ body and check to see if it is still warm. If there is warth, they give the departed plenty of space, and do not mess with it in any way until they know that the soul has for sure become âunteatheredâ and departed the body. This could take many daysâŚ
3rd time recommending this book to you, it talks about this in the first 20-30 pages. When the time is right, I think you will really like it.
:star_struck
@Kalabasis 's amazing Pure land meditations also gives a shout out to this book:
Amen Brother
Jeffery said in one meditation session that its theorized that 1000s of years ago the first meditators were Hunters, waiting, and attuning their senses to the subtle shifts in the enviornment, for the prime moment to take action.
" AI Overview
Dharmadhatu is a Buddhist concept that refers to the ultimate reality, or the âdimensionâ of the Dharma. It is the realm of the Absolute Reality, and is beyond everything.
Meaning
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Dharmadhatu is the essence or expanse of phenomena
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It is the non-dual essence of existence
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It is characterized by purity and the true nature of dharmas
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It is synonymous with buddha nature
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It is the âpristine wisdom of the void sphere of realityâ
Significance
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It is one of the five inseparable aspects of pristine wisdom in Buddhist Psychology
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It is the experience of truth âas it isâ
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It is the cosmos that comprises all phenomena
In literature
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In Praise of Dharmadhatu is a poetic collection of praises by the Indian master Nagarjuna
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The book includes a commentary by the Tibetan master Karmapa III, Rangjung Dorje"
" Dharmadhatu (Sanskrit: धरŕĽŕ¤Žŕ¤§ŕ¤žŕ¤¤ŕĽ, romanized: DharmadhÄtu, lit. âRealm of Ultimate Realityâ; Tibetan: ŕ˝ŕ˝źŕ˝Śŕźŕ˝ŕžąŕ˝˛ŕźŕ˝ŕ˝ŕžąŕ˝˛ŕ˝ŕ˝Ś, Wylie: Chos kyi dbying, THL: ChĂśkyi Ying; Chinese: ćłç) is the âdimensionâ, ârealmâ or âsphereâ (dhÄtu) of the Dharma or Absolute Reality. Entire Dharmadhatu was filled with an infinite number of buddha-lands (Sanskrit: buddhakᚣetra) with ineffable number of Buddhas. This realm is beyond of everything, and it is visible only to Buddhas and all other Bodhisattvas in existence.
Definition
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In Mahayana Buddhism, dharmadhatu means ârealm of all phenomenaâ, ârealm of all thingsâ (the entire universe with all visible and invisible things) or ârealm of eternal truthâ. It is referred to by several analogous terms from Mahayana Buddhist philosophy, such as tathÄtÄ (reality âas-it-isâ), ĹĹŤnyatÄ (emptiness), pratitya-samutpada (dependent co-arising) and eternal Buddha. It is the âdeepest nature, or essenceâ.[1]
Dharmadhatu is the purified mind in its natural state, free of obscurations. It is the essence-quality or primal nature of mind, the fundamental ground of consciousness of the trikaya, which is accessed via the mindstream.[citation needed]
When the buddha-nature has been realised, dharmadhatu is also referred to as the DharmakÄya, the Body of Dharma Truth.
It is associated with supreme cosmic buddha Vairocana."
"As butter, though inherent in the milk,
Is mixed with it and hence does not appear,
Just so the dharmadhatu is not seen
As long as it is mixed together with afflictions.
And just as the inherent butter essence
When the milk is purified is no more disguised,
When afflictions have been completely purified,
The Dharmadhatu will be without any stain at all."
aaahhhh⌠thank you so much for this Beloved⌠so so muchâŚ
this makes all sense to me⌠I have hunters bloodâŚ
I didnât know AH had Belorussian ancestry. Interesting.
https://ancient-buddhist-texts.net/Reference/Realms-of-Existence.htm
Bhante Anandajoti: The Planes of Existence
hihihi⌠not Belorussian⌠(not that I know of) - Lithuanian from his mother. Belorussia is between Poland and Lithuania. This is why I mentioned a Love Sandwich 