Only when one is proficient in putting concepts into practice can one turn to meditation practice to cultivate the state of not being attached to anything.
H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III
“Supreme and Unsurpassable Mahamudra of Liberation”
Only when one is proficient in putting concepts into practice can one turn to meditation practice to cultivate the state of not being attached to anything.
H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III
“Supreme and Unsurpassable Mahamudra of Liberation”
“Landscape of Icy Blue,” painting by H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III. This article summarizes teachings on how meditation fits in our cultivation and offers correct and erroneous views on meditation as well as what...
1-Stay far away from feudal superstition, etc.; 2-Strictly abide by the precept; 3-Take great compassion as foundation; 4-Do not do anything that is evil; 5-Do all things that are good; 6-Give up self-interests and...
We continued Dorje Pamu’s G36-Dharma that Every Buddhist Must Follow on September 5 continuing a discussion of Lesson Seven, “Twenty Types of Futility” with a discussion of the futility of being initiated when one does...
Most of the quotes from H.H Dorje Chang Buddha III posted on this blog are from unapproved translations and may contain errors. Likewise the contents of this blog have not been reviewed or approved by the Buddha and should be considered as reference material and not Buddha-dharma.
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