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Longchenpa on Straying From the True Nature of Reality

Tuesday, September 09 2008 @ 05:21 PDT
Contributed by: Daniela
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Mind itself is nondual, unborn, and unceasing;
but the ideas you entertain, conceiving of it as something that is born and dies, create distortion.

The objects you perceive manifest in the empty mirror of mind itself;
but the influence of your fixation on their seeming truth, as you perceive them dualistically with attachment and aversion, creates distortion.

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