user-1: You can read that shastra here. I'm quite fond of it, though I don't have my own meditation practice.
If I had to narrow the question down, I'd ask if it contains different practices, of different sentient beings. Not absolutely sure that makes sense, though. I like the idea of it substituting for 'heaven' on those grounds, of others.

user-1: 'One mind' means reality, the reality which is in front of you now and which you are part of. It manifests in two ways - as the absolute, when you don't concieve in terms of self and others; and the phenomenal, when you do.

-1: <p>You can read that shastra <a href="http://www.thezensite.com/ZenTeachings/Translations/Awakening_of_faith.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">here</a>. I'm quite fond of it, though I don't have my own meditation practice.</p>

<p>If I had to narrow the question down, I'd ask if it contains different practices, of different sentient beings. Not absolutely sure that makes sense, though. I like the idea of it substituting for 'heaven' on those grounds, of others.</p>
 -1: <p>'One mind' means reality, the reality which is in front of you now and which you are part of. It manifests in two ways - as the absolute, when you don't concieve in terms of self and others; and the phenomenal, when you do.</p>
