Wednesday, April 08 2009 @ 09:04 PDT
Contributed by: Christopher
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"A short moment of experiencing natural wakefulness, once in
a while, is not enough to bring disturbing emotions and karma to a permanent end. We must develop its strength; that is accomplishment.”
Wednesday, April 08 2009 @ 08:47 PDT
Contributed by: Christopher
Views: 266
Profound and tranquil, free from complexity,
Uncompounded luminous clarity,
Beyond the mind of conceptual ideas;
This is the depth of the mind of the Victorious Ones.
In this there is not a thing to be removed,
Nor anything that needs to be added.
It is merely the immaculate
Looking naturally at itself.
Your mind won't be found elsewhere,
It is just your present thought.
Don't chase after that thought.
Just look into its essence.
There is no duality -- no observer, nothing observed.
Saturday, November 22 2008 @ 11:26 PST
Contributed by: Christopher
Views: 419
Dudjom Rinpoche was often inspired through dreaming. He tells how Guru Rinpoche appeared to him once:
"I dreamed I was sitting in front of the shrine in a very large building that looked like a temple. Suddenly a young white man dressed in white with his hair falling loosely over his shoulder appeared at the entrance. He was playing the cymbals melodiously and dancing the swirling, joyous dance of the Ging. He came closer and closer, singing:
Hear what Lama Surya has to say about finding spirituality in daily life. Go to: http://www.beliefnet.com/Faiths/Buddhism/index.aspx and look for Lama Surya's video on the far right of the page, about mid-way down.
Wednesday, September 17 2008 @ 11:13 PDT
Contributed by: Christopher
Views: 435
A keen sense of life's tenuous, evanescent nature helps us to let go a little; prioritze things in light of the fact that we won't be here forever; experience gratitude, reverance and awe; and realize that we can ill afford to procrastinate regarding the most important matters and people.