Faith functions to induce virtuous aspirations. In this context, there are three types of faith: Believing, Admiring and wishing. Believing is placing your hypothesis that certain objects within the tradition are sacred and useful. Admiring is the inbetween state where you realize many of them are, but do not quite grasp the extent. Wishing is wanting to engage deeply because you understand they actually function as they state they do. For example: the Six Perfections, the Noble Truths, the Union of Two Truths, etc. You also put this in the Buddhas and your spiritual guide. The emphasis here is the Guide as this is a Guru Yoga tradition.
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Can you give context for "faith"? In the Buddhas and the Lineage Teachers I presume?
Faith functions to induce virtuous aspirations. In this context, there are three types of faith: Believing, Admiring and wishing. Believing is placing your hypothesis that certain objects within the tradition are sacred and useful. Admiring is the inbetween state where you realize many of them are, but do not quite grasp the extent. Wishing is wanting to engage deeply because you understand they actually function as they state they do. For example: the Six Perfections, the Noble Truths, the Union of Two Truths, etc. You also put this in the Buddhas and your spiritual guide. The emphasis here is the Guide as this is a Guru Yoga tradition.
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