Im Marcin, I'm Polish and I live in the UK. I was practicing Korean Sǒn in Kwan Um for few years and sooninsh going to attain a retreat witch ChNNR in London.
All the best to you
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Hi (again)
by booker » Fri Jul 29, 2011 11:46 am
Hi, sorry not introducing myself previously (however there are many known faces here from the RIP e-sangha forum)
Im Marcin, I'm Polish and I live in the UK. I was practicing Korean Sǒn in Kwan Um for few years and sooninsh going to attain a retreat witch ChNNR in London.
All the best to you
Im Marcin, I'm Polish and I live in the UK. I was practicing Korean Sǒn in Kwan Um for few years and sooninsh going to attain a retreat witch ChNNR in London.
All the best to you
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Re: Hi (again)
by rai » Fri Jul 29, 2011 5:48 pm
hi,
just curiuos, what made you move from Kwan Um Zen to Dzogchen?
just curiuos, what made you move from Kwan Um Zen to Dzogchen?
Disdaining the lower and unable to grasp the higher,
talking of emptiness, such a person will neglect cause and effect,
mouthing on about the view while in a state of self-deception.
It would be better to concentrate on the gradual path.
"Creation and Completion" Jamgon Kongtrul
talking of emptiness, such a person will neglect cause and effect,
mouthing on about the view while in a state of self-deception.
It would be better to concentrate on the gradual path.
"Creation and Completion" Jamgon Kongtrul
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Re: Hi (again)
by booker » Mon Aug 01, 2011 1:44 pm
Hi Rai
I didn't really move away from Kwan Um (yet). And even if I ever will it will have nothing to do with Kwan Um School (to which I have huge respect and a deep sense of gratitude).
I've been interested in Dzogchen ever since I came to Buddhism about 5 years ago, and now the time has come to try it in practice.
That's all.
Regards
b.
I didn't really move away from Kwan Um (yet). And even if I ever will it will have nothing to do with Kwan Um School (to which I have huge respect and a deep sense of gratitude).
I've been interested in Dzogchen ever since I came to Buddhism about 5 years ago, and now the time has come to try it in practice.
That's all.
Regards
b.
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