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RikudouSennin wrote:this is my first time attending a live webcast and i realized something.
Chogyal Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche teaches dzogchen, directly with no dilution,no bs, hes trying to get everyone into that real condition.
Jaya Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche !!!!!!

oldbob wrote:RikudouSennin wrote:by lineage i meant is there a list that goes back to Garab Dorje or the Omniscient One Longchenpa?
Don't know.
My take (47 years with the Tibetans) is that ChNN Rinpoche is Garab Dorje and the Omniscient One Longchenpa.![]()
Don't need the list.
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username wrote:- As I said to you previously 'mental judgements' are concepts which you conveniently ignore above, hence I see no genuine intent here.
- As all high school students know: Human literary communication and semantic/cognitive thought expressed in words is concepts. This also applies to the words/texts of 3 series.
- Semde takes the conceptual mind as the main material to work with as opposed to space in longde or 'right off the bat' DI in mengagde (as Jigmed Lingpa states in that quote you also did not read properly like else here)
So it exclusively focuses on the conceptual mind as target of shaping 'by' conceptual mind. Example: like government of the people by the people as opposed to government of the people by a benevolent dictator. In semde the mind is used as both the method and the material.
- Rinpoche says he found after years of initial teachings that he realized he was being mistaken about a large number of his western students. He says he believed them when they said that they were realizing the state. But then he found out after some time they were just parroting phrases of realization. He thought about this problem for some time and realized many westerners are obsessed by concepts and it is not easy to for them to go beyond concepts. As we see here.
He says this gradual approach of working with conceptual mind (which you deny as characteristic of semde)
one doesn't work at all with the mind in mengagde
username wrote:On your regular style here: You can laugh & yawn & similar usual behavior at others but personally I am not fond of such tone or style.
Fourthly many Dzogchen practitioners who did not have lower analytical faculty but middling or higher plus genuine good intent sometimes took years or decades to get the points you regularly say you have.

Pero wrote:username wrote:On your regular style here: You can laugh & yawn & similar usual behavior at others but personally I am not fond of such tone or style.
Coming from you this is high irony.Fourthly many Dzogchen practitioners who did not have lower analytical faculty but middling or higher plus genuine good intent sometimes took years or decades to get the points you regularly say you have.![]()
Pero wrote:Perhaps Norbu Rinpoche is teaching more from a mengagde POV even when teaching Longde and Semde.![]()
Malcolm wrote:Pero wrote:Perhaps Norbu Rinpoche is teaching more from a mengagde POV even when teaching Longde and Semde.![]()
ChNN has said that all he teaches in general retreats is trekchö many times -- so don't ask him to teach it.
Pero wrote:Malcolm wrote:Pero wrote:Perhaps Norbu Rinpoche is teaching more from a mengagde POV even when teaching Longde and Semde.![]()
ChNN has said that all he teaches in general retreats is trekchö many times -- so don't ask him to teach it.
What is "it"?
Malcolm wrote:Pero wrote:Malcolm wrote:ChNN has said that all he teaches in general retreats is trekchö many times -- so don't ask him to teach it.
What is "it"?
Trekchö
Pero wrote:Oh I read it properly, but I thought Dzogchen in general starts with DI, but apparently not? If that's not a general thing then I can see what you're saying. Perhaps Norbu Rinpoche is teaching more from a mengagde POV even when teaching Longde and Semde.![]()
heart wrote:Pero wrote:Oh I read it properly, but I thought Dzogchen in general starts with DI, but apparently not? If that's not a general thing then I can see what you're saying. Perhaps Norbu Rinpoche is teaching more from a mengagde POV even when teaching Longde and Semde.![]()
If you get the direct introduction nakedly, the that would be Trechö. When teaching Semde or Longde would that direct introduction be different? Of course not, it is the method and the teaching about it that is Semde or Longde or Anuyoa or Mahayoga or whatever. The natural state is always the same it is only the practitioners way to relate to it that is different.
Pero wrote:heart wrote:Pero wrote:Oh I read it properly, but I thought Dzogchen in general starts with DI, but apparently not? If that's not a general thing then I can see what you're saying. Perhaps Norbu Rinpoche is teaching more from a mengagde POV even when teaching Longde and Semde.![]()
If you get the direct introduction nakedly, the that would be Trechö. When teaching Semde or Longde would that direct introduction be different? Of course not, it is the method and the teaching about it that is Semde or Longde or Anuyoa or Mahayoga or whatever. The natural state is always the same it is only the practitioners way to relate to it that is different.
Yeah this is how I understand it too. What I don't understand is Jigmed Lingpa's quote.
Anyway, Username, I'm sorry for any misunderstandings and bad behaviour on my part.

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