dharma_quotes 1.0.1 → 1.1.0

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- # Dharma Quotes 1.0.0
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+ # Dharma Quotes 1.1.0
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- ## Well namaste, it's the Ruby library of Dharma quotes!
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+ ## Well namaste, it's the Ruby library of Dharma quotes! :heart:
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  ## How to Install
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  In your command line, run the following command:
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  part_of_noble_eightfold_path = dharma_quotes.get_part_of_eightfold_path
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  ```
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- ## Enjoy life!
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+ ## Contributing
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+ See 'CONTRIBUTING.md' for instructions.
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+ ## Enjoy life!
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ require_relative './quote_libraries/dhammapada.rb'
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  require_relative './quote_libraries/other_texts.rb'
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  require_relative './quote_libraries/four_noble_truths.rb'
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  require_relative './quote_libraries/noble_eightfold_path.rb'
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+ require_relative './quote_libraries/pema_chodron_books.rb'
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  class DharmaQuotes
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  @dhammapada_quotes = Dhammapada.new.quotes
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  @other_texts_quotes = OtherTexts.new.quotes
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  @four_noble_truths = FourNobleTruths.new.quotes
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- @parts_of_eightfold_path = NobleEightfoldPath.new.quotes
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+ @parts_of_eightfold_path = NobleEightfoldPath.new.quotes
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+ @pema_chodron_quotes = PemaChodronBooks.new.quotes
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  end
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- # pick a random quote
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  def get_quote
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- dhammapada_and_other_texts_quotes = @dhammapada_quotes.concat(@other_texts_quotes)
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- dhammapada_and_other_texts_quotes.sample
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+ all_quotes = @dhammapada_quotes.concat(@other_texts_quotes)
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+ .concat(@four_noble_truths)
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+ .concat(@parts_of_eightfold_path)
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+ .concat(@pema_chodron_quotes)
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+
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+ all_quotes.sample
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  end
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- # pick a random dhammapada quote
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  def get_dhammapada_quote
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  @dhammapada_quotes.sample
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  end
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- # pick a random quote from other texts
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  def get_quote_from_other_texts
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  @other_texts_quotes.sample
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  end
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- # pick one of the parts of the eightfold path
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  def get_part_of_eightfold_path
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  @parts_of_eightfold_path.sample
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  end
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- # pick one of the four noble truths
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  def get_noble_truth
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  @four_noble_truths.sample
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  end
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+ def get_pema_chodron_quote
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+ @pema_chodron_quotes.sample
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+ end
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  end
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  Animosity does not eradicate animosity.
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  Only by loving kindness is animosity dissolved.
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  This law is ancient and eternal. - The Dhammapada',
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  '
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  Mind is the forerunner of all actions.
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  All deeds are led by mind, created by mind.
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  If one speaks or acts with corrupt mind, suffering follows,
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  As the wheel follows the hoof of an ox pulling a cart. - The Dhammapada',
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  '
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  Mind is the forerunner of all actions.
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  All deeds are led by mind, created by mind.
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  If one speaks or acts with a serene mind, happiness follows,
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  As surely as one\'s shadow. - The Dhammapada',
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  By oneself the evil is done, by oneself one suffers.
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  By oneself evil is left undone, by oneself one is purified.
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- The pure and the impure (stand and fall) by themselves: no one can purify another. - The Dhammapada
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+ The pure and the impure (stand and fall) by themselves: no one can purify another.
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+ - The Dhammapada',
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  '
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  The wise one makes straight
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  The trembling, fickle mind
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  So hard to guard, so hard to control,
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- As the fletcher makes straight the arrow. - The Dhammapada
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+ As the fletcher makes straight the arrow. - The Dhammapada',
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  The mind is hard to restrain, light,
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  Flying where it will.
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  Control of it is good.
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- Mind controlled brings happiness. - The Dhammapada
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+ Mind controlled brings happiness. - The Dhammapada',
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  Whatever an enemy can do to an enemy,
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  Or a rival to a rival,
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  A wrongly directed mind
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- Will do worse to you than that. - The Dhammapada
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+ Will do worse to you than that. - The Dhammapada',
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  What mother or father can do,
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  Or any other kin,
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  A rightly directed mind
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- Will do better for you than that. - The Dhammapada
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+ Will do better for you than that. - The Dhammapada',
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  The Learner will conquer this earth,
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  And this world of Yama with its gods.
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  The Learner will pluck the well-taught word of Dhamma
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- As a skilled one plucks a flower. - The Dhammapada
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  Like a beautiful flower,
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  The well-taught word is fruitless
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- For one who does not practise. - The Dhammapada
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+ For one who does not practise. - The Dhammapada'
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  def initialize
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  @four_noble_truths =
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- 'To live is to suffer.',
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- 'We can end this suffering.',
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- 'The way to end our suffering is by following the Noble Eightfold Path.'
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+ To live is to suffer.',
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+ There is a cause to our suffering, and that is desire.',
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+ We can end this suffering.',
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+ The way to end our suffering is by following the Noble Eightfold Path.'
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  end
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  def initialize
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  [
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- 'Samma Ditthi: right understanding',
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- 'Samma Sankappa: right thought',
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- 'Samma Vaca: right speech',
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- 'Samma Kammanta: right action',
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- 'Samma Ajiva: right livelihood',
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- 'Samma Vayama: right effort',
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- 'Samma Sati: right mindfulness',
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- 'Samma Samadhi: right concentration'
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+ Samma Ditthi: right understanding',
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+ Samma Sankappa: right thought',
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+ Samma Vaca: right speech',
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+ Samma Kammanta: right action',
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+ Samma Ajiva: right livelihood',
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+ Samma Vayama: right effort',
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+ Samma Sati: right mindfulness',
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+ Samma Samadhi: right concentration'
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  On whom the heart insinctively rests,
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  In whom the spirit finds delight,
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  With him, though one ne\'er seen before,
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  And who knows the path of of peace: let them be able and upright,
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- Unburdened with duties and frugal in their ways. - Morning and Evening Puja and Reflections
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- Do not accept any of my words on faith, believing them jsut because I said them.
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+ Nothing is as it appears. - Samadhi Raja Sutra'
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+ # Ani Pema Chodron is a nun who has written many books on mindfulness and Buddhist philosophy.
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+ # She left the Shambhala Organisation in January 2020, explaining why here https://shambhalatimes.org/2020/01/16/letter-from-ani-pema-chodron/
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+ # What a legend!
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+ class PemaChodronBooks
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+ def initialize
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+ Be kinder to yourself. And then let your kindness flood the world. - Pema Chodron',
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+ The only reason we don\'t open our hearts and minds to other people is that they trigger
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+ Our true nature is like a precious jewel: although it may be temporarily buried in mud,
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+ end
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+ def quotes
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+ end
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+ end
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Evie Skinner
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  - lib/quote_libraries/four_noble_truths.rb
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  homepage: https://github.com/Evie-Skinner18/dharma_quotes
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  licenses:
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  - MIT