This rope of the three worlds, Samsara, Should be cut, Naropa. Look Into the mirror of your mind, the place of dreams, The mysterious home of the Dakini... This rock of your body believing in an I Must ... Continue Reading »
Bodhisattvas (Tib.chang-chub-sem-pai) literally meaning 'heroes of enlightenment', courageous individuals who dedicate their entire being towards a single goal, to bring about the enlightenment of all sentient beings. An essential element of this commitment ... Continue Reading »
Mandalas illustrate the process of arriving at the state of awakened perception through which one may become absorbed in shunyata. This process may be termed the Path of Initiation. The literal translation of mandala ... Continue Reading »
The direct translation of Mahamudra in Tibetan is “realisation of Shunyata, freedom from samsara and the inseparability of these two”. The teaching system was revealed to Tilopa by Samantabadra and passed down the Kagyud ... Continue Reading »
The question often asked by the beginner is: "what has healing got to do with true meditation practices?" The answer will always be the same by the enlightened one - "everything". Right meditation ... Continue Reading »
The secrets of being/non-being lie hid in the mystery of numbers. They are not illusions, but relate to the platforms of awareness that make things definite. They establish identities, that which ... Continue Reading »
This rope of the three worlds, Samsara, Should be cut, Naropa. Look Into the mirror of your mind, the place of dreams, The mysterious home of the Dakini... This rock of your body believing in an I Must ... Continue Reading »
Bodhisattvas (Tib.chang-chub-sem-pai) literally meaning 'heroes of enlightenment', courageous individuals who dedicate their entire being towards a single goal, to bring about the enlightenment of all sentient beings. An essential element of this commitment ... Continue Reading »
Mandalas illustrate the process of arriving at the state of awakened perception through which one may become absorbed in shunyata. This process may be termed the Path of Initiation. The literal translation of mandala ... Continue Reading »
The direct translation of Mahamudra in Tibetan is “realisation of Shunyata, freedom from samsara and the inseparability of these two”. The teaching system was revealed to Tilopa by Samantabadra and passed down the Kagyud ... Continue Reading »
This rope of the three worlds, Samsara, Should be cut, Naropa. Look Into the mirror of your mind, the place of dreams, The mysterious home of the Dakini... This rock of your body believing in an I Must ... Continue Reading »
Bodhisattvas (Tib.chang-chub-sem-pai) literally meaning 'heroes of enlightenment', courageous individuals who dedicate their entire being towards a single goal, to bring about the enlightenment of all sentient beings. An essential element of this commitment ... Continue Reading »
Mandalas illustrate the process of arriving at the state of awakened perception through which one may become absorbed in shunyata. This process may be termed the Path of Initiation. The literal translation of mandala ... Continue Reading »
The direct translation of Mahamudra in Tibetan is “realisation of Shunyata, freedom from samsara and the inseparability of these two”. The teaching system was revealed to Tilopa by Samantabadra and passed down the Kagyud ... Continue Reading »
This rope of the three worlds, Samsara, Should be cut, Naropa. Look Into the mirror of your mind, the place of dreams, The mysterious home of the Dakini... This rock of your body believing in an I Must ... Continue Reading »
Bodhisattvas (Tib.chang-chub-sem-pai) literally meaning 'heroes of enlightenment', courageous individuals who dedicate their entire being towards a single goal, to bring about the enlightenment of all sentient beings. An essential element of this commitment ... Continue Reading »
Mandalas illustrate the process of arriving at the state of awakened perception through which one may become absorbed in shunyata. This process may be termed the Path of Initiation. The literal translation of mandala ... Continue Reading »
The direct translation of Mahamudra in Tibetan is “realisation of Shunyata, freedom from samsara and the inseparability of these two”. The teaching system was revealed to Tilopa by Samantabadra and passed down the Kagyud ... Continue Reading »
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