The false I, in other words, covers the merely labeled I just as a carpet might cover a floor.
Read more ›The false I, in other words, covers the merely labeled I just as a carpet might cover a floor.
Read more ›Pabongka Dechen Nyingpo explains how there is I on the I and vase on the vase. This does not seem to make sense. But when you hear it
Read more ›It appears to have never come from our own mind. It appears as if it has nothing to do with our own mind.
Read more ›Whenever we look at the I, the gag cha––the false object that is to be refuted–appears on the I
Read more ›It’s like a child who cries when someone destroys their sandcastle or makes it collapse. The child thinks, “Oh, you’ve destroyed my sandcastle” and gets very upset, as if a real castle had been destroyed
Read more ›It was tough out there in the heaving competitive seas of cyber-space I knew and I didn’t want to make a fool of myself. Or at least an entire fool.
Read more ›Instead, if you were aware of the reality of these phenomena as transitory and looked at them accordingly, when they finished you would feel neither shocked nor frightened. You wouldn’t feel as though you had fallen through the earth or had sunk deep beneath the ocean.
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MOON IN RIPPLING WATER 