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  We should look at our minds and see if thoughts of passion and anggression occur. When they occur, we should see wether they are sealed wi...

When consciousness is left unaltered in its natural state, for beginners the radiant view of spacelike primordial purity spoken of in the dz...

Because we have never been separated from it for even an instant, the nature of mind is not something to mediate on but to get used to. Dist...

  Chers amis du Dharma, Tulku Chhimed Gyaltsen Rinpoche, par l'intermédiaire de son assistant avec lequel nous restons en contact et qui...

  "The difficulty of Great Perfection meditation is that it is too easy." Jigdral Yeshe Dorje (Dudjom Rinpoche) " This state...

When the blessings of the glorious guru and one's karma come together, one realizes one's nature like meeting an old friend. How doe...

We have described some wrong meditations where we actually do not find ourselves in the natural state. What is it that we can do?. Just rema...

  Samsara is mind turned outwardly, lost in its projections. Nirvana is mind turned inwardly, recognizing its nature. Le samsara, c'est ...

  All this profound talk is nothing but mental entertainment. As you go further into spirituality, you will realize that the 'I am' ...

                                 When I am meditating (the great Mahamudra), I abide in the natural state, Effortlessly settled in the unwav...

The flow of confusing thoughts cannot be stopped, just like the wind or a waterfall in the mountains.  One of the greatest confusions in med...

  You've been staring at your perceptions, your feelings and your thoughts with point focus for beginningless time. You got to break the...

                                                                                                     All phenomena are completely new and fr...

If one practices the incredibly rare and profound teaching of Dzogchen, nondual Dzogchen, with an intention like this: “I want Dzogchen, I w...

  Do Khyentse Yeshe Dorje We should rejoice that not all Buddha’s disciples were like Shariputra and Kashyapa - serene, with bare feet and a...