Dharma Wheel

ronnewmexico wrote:Nonsense...

Move overseas to an Arab country and marry a Muslim girl.

See what happens.

Namdrol is 100% correct.


If you leave Islam, you must be killed. This is actually a mainstream and common position among Muslims (excluding secularists).

Namdrol on going to Hell if you break Vajrayana vows http://www.atikosha.org/2011/04/birthplaces.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Dalai Lama on OBE: "Also, a secondary benefit of this dream body is that you can be a perfect spy. " page 130 Sleeping, Dreaming, and Dying, Dalai Lama

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... I certainly understand your issues with conditioned phenomena, Enochian. I just hope you realize that working with the conditioned phenomenon called language will only get you conditioned conceptual answers. I think you'll find yourself much closer to the Unborn, Dzogchen, or what have you, by ...

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Ok let me put it in another way. If you 100% NEED a transmission to understand your natural state, it would NOT be natural would it? Not necessarily. Plants need sunlight to grow. Pretty natural. But Dzogchen explicitly says it is not a path of transformation. You are describing transformation.

Ok let me put it in another way.

If you 100% NEED a transmission to understand your natural state, it would NOT be natural would it?

Why would I understand Dzogchen? I never had transmission. Then it is pointless for you to make any proclamations about it or imagine it is "limited" and so on. N If you 100% NEED a transmission to understand Dzogchen, that means it is conditioned. Thats just logic. Its nothing that I need to "imag...

Its kinda funny, 'cause even the direct-transmissions schools like Rinzai Zen require a Zen master to facilitate the process. I understand this. But Dalai Lama himself gives 50% of it away when he says there is a discrepency between thoughtforms and reality. And this is in every nonrestricted book ...

Its kinda funny, 'cause even the direct-transmissions schools like Rinzai Zen require a Zen master to facilitate the process. I understand this. But Dalai Lama himself gives 50% of it away when he says there is a discrepency between thoughtforms and reality. And this is in every nonrestricted book ...

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He is saying "The conclusion I’d like to draw is that at least some Buddhists, by the end of the 10th century and perhaps earlier, thought of the funeral rituals practised in earlier times by Tibetan ritual specialists as a religion called Bon." . It is clear enough. /magnus In this sentence, he is...

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This is the BEST article I have found that delineates the differences between Hinayana, Mahayana, Tantra and Dzogchen:

http://www.surajamrita.com/bon/buddhahood.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

kirtu wrote: Chakras are used in Hindu and other practices across the board. Very generally they aren't used in Buddhist Vajrayana or Mahayana.

Kirt

Have you heard of completion stage?

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