When Conduct Forgets The View

Our conduct is the way we present ourselves to the world, in our expression and ‘appearance’.
The view is pure consciousness, which is what we originally are.

When our appearance matters more to us than pure consciousness, we become the devil’s playground, the devil’s workshop, the devil’s laboratory, the devil’s experiment.

First, we realise the suffering caused by the devil’s world. This suffering is alleviated through the realisation that we are pure being, pure consciousness; we then know that all distractions are the devil’s intention.

Pure experience is pure view;

When that view becomes our conduct of empathetic compassion,
that is Dharma in action.

Dharma means action.
Empathetic compassion is practical Dharma.