Namdrol wrote:Andrew108 wrote:So the recognition is not discriminating? More like knowing the flavor of the base?
Recognition is prajñā.
And this prajñā is the prajñā of self-liberation?
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Re: The brain and Dzogchen...
by Andrew108 » Wed May 02, 2012 6:29 pm
And this prajñā is the prajñā of self-liberation?
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Re: The brain and Dzogchen...
by Malcolm » Wed May 02, 2012 7:06 pm
Andrew108 wrote:Namdrol wrote:Andrew108 wrote:So the recognition is not discriminating? More like knowing the flavor of the base?
Recognition is prajñā.
And this prajñā is the prajñā of self-liberation?
Self-liberation, as is clearly defined by the Dzogchen tantras is freedom from grasping. Whatever one grasps is not self-liberated.
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Re: The brain and Dzogchen...
by deepbluehum » Wed May 02, 2012 9:59 pm
alpha wrote:deepbluehum wrote:
BTW, as fascinating and l33t as togal is, it's pretty difficult, as in super difficult. The postures are awkward.
the "duck" is easy.
yeah there are off menu postures that are comfortable
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