The limiting language of "no-self" | Vajrayana Now
A critical look at renunciative language, like "no-self," commonly used to describe the purpose of meditation.| Vajrayana Now
A critical look at renunciative language, like "no-self," commonly used to describe the purpose of meditation.| Vajrayana Now
How contemporary Vajrayana coaching can retain the essential aspects of the Dzogchen learning relationship| Vajrayana Now
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A book about a Vajrayana framework and practice for meditating with emotions| Vajrayana Now
The role precision plays changes according to path and view.| Vajrayana Now
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I don’t know, I feel that at least studying and practicing with Mahayana traditions is a good idea for just about anyone, particularly those looking to engage with the Varjayana path. Of course, it’s not completely necessary, but I think we are generally much less morally aware, disciplined and honest than we typically believe we are. Mahayana study and practice tends to reveal our blind spots. I feel like Mahayana is about a lot more than just learning to be good boys and girls in any case.| vajrayananow.com
Opening awareness derives from shi-ne. This page includes how shi-ne fits into a wider context of Buddhist meditations and some reading resources.| Vajrayana Now
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