muni wrote:There is nothing to undo, nothing to transform in the nonseparation of samsara or nirvana; all arises, subsides in itself. There is no samsara to undo or nirvana to reach.
Easy to say...
muni wrote:There is nothing to undo, nothing to transform in the nonseparation of samsara or nirvana; all arises, subsides in itself. There is no samsara to undo or nirvana to reach.
Difference Dzogchen - Vajrayana. Easy saying words about.Namdrol wrote:muni wrote:There is nothing to undo, nothing to transform in the nonseparation of samsara or nirvana; all arises, subsides in itself. There is no samsara to undo or nirvana to reach.
Easy to say...
Also easy to say, hard to do, as long as one is under the influence of afflictions.muni wrote:
Integration.
It is very hard to do. As sem want to do something.Namdrol wrote:Also easy to say, hard to do, as long as one is under the influence of afflictions.muni wrote:
Integration.
Guru Rinpoche his advice/instruction to lady of Cho Kro (lady with poisonous emotions).Namdrol wrote:[
as long as one is under the influence of afflictions.
White Lotus wrote:integration...
integrating awareness of the moment, which is emptiness.
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integrating awareness of the self, which is emptiness.
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integrating awareness of forms, which is emptiness.
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integrating words and speach, all dharma (teaching), which is emptiness.
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integrating rigpa, which is emptiness.
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all these things are not one nor many and yet are one and many, emptiness. nothing besides.
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when realised there is nothing to realise, youve always had it in this normal awarness of things within and things without. no within, no without, only emptiness.
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easy to say, hard to arrive at. when arrived at... ive always had it!
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best wishes, Tom.