Dzogchen by Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche

A Dharma teaching on Dzogchen by HH Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche. From www.nyingma.com
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[@dharmareadings8177]

I have not posted anything for a long time as my life has been a little challenging for the last few years. My sister was murdered and that was and still is very hard on me. Dzogchen has been most important for me in dealing with such a horrible experience. Also moving across Canada because of Covid job loss and still being not quite settled yet, have too move again... has been challenging. I hope this spring to be settled in one location and give more readings, I have my own Dharma poems I would like to share as well as my personal spiritual experiences. Thank you everyone for listening and commenting. Peace and Love. Terence Laverdure.

[@thaliladebeaumont]

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[@PostmodernistCitizen]

Sorry to read about your sister’s passing. It seems that you have had a very difficult time. May you sit with this reading and find peace, freedom within. Om Mani Padme Hum 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@davidmontemayor4383]

Wishing you lots of strength!

[@pps1223]

Thanks a lot for the beautiful teaching! I will pray for you!

[@fernandaconceicao146]

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[@slriegc]

Such a beautiful teaching. I’ve come back to listen to it many times and am pretty sure it’s brought tears to my eyes multiple times.

[@mindsoulbodyclub375]

Openness............There is no real relationships/experiences without it............Thank you......

[@juanpadilla3203]

This is an outstanding teaching! Thank you so much 🙏

[@willoanz]

Thank you for this core teaching that says it all .

[@inga3449]

Thank you 🙏

[@dudleyriggs4710]

Thank you for posting! Thank you Master Rinpoche!

[@Facetsofbeing]

This is the highest possible teaching.

[@kzrolf]

So PERFECT- THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING!BLESSINGS!!!

[@shadcrow522]

Thank you.

[@sonamjorphail9942]

Thank you very much! May this teaching becomes meaningful to all listener...

[@shreyayonjan4405]

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[@WildAlchemicalSpirit]

This is such profound wisdom. 💓💓💓

[@kzrolf]

Thanks so much-simple and profound- from a most generous and sweet teacher!!!

[@dawid_dahl]

Amen.

[@terencelaverdure1013]

This is my favourite dharma peom. Currently I practice under the guidance of Geshe Yong Dong at Sherab Chamma Ling. Thank you all for listening to these profound words taught to us by Dilgo Khyentse. Currently we are moving to NB from Calgary to start a permaculture farm and healing retreat center on 50 acres. We will start another channel to share this experience. I will post another reading soon. Take care and stay well all. Sorry I never posted many readings, I was dealing with working out a personal loss.

[@michaelgusovsky]

you did a wonderful service to post this most excellent teaching in such a calm, unembellished way. may your merit bring you great peace, and relief from all troubles. 🙏

[@fernandaconceicao146]

🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@felice9907]

dzogchen in a nutshell .... thank you!

[@37tara]

Thank you!!!❤❤❤

[@Tio_Nel]

Wonderful! Thank you very much

[@pinkmoon747]

Thank you!

[@tomhell8887]

Try this: watch a inspiring photo of Dilgo Khyenstse Rinpoche. Melt your mind with the mind of the guru. Listen to this teaching relaxed and with attention! E m a h o

[@ellish1ashir569]

thank you for the info

[@jakelerms1935]

Many people are curious about what Dzogchen is.. What is the meditation? Im going to reveal it here but know that it is powerfull and you should not do it unless you genuinely want to go beyond all concepts. Try this.. Ask in your mind gently or say it quietly to your self "Am I aware?"(Bear in mind this is Rupert Spiras method but this will lead to rigpa basically same thing as advaita and abiding in the "self" just a different concept behind practice. Notice the mind moves a bit after you ask yourself this but then it will fall silent.. You have to notice when it falls silent... Once you notice it falls silent turn your attention to that empty space it should be effortless it is the space between thoughts.. So ask yourself that question let the mind flux then once it falls silent turn your attention to that empty space in it.. No tension.. No strain again it should be effortless resting. Thoughts may rise a bit but just keep resting in this empty awareness.. Your attention will begin to sink.. Initially your attention will want to move twards an object usually thought or body.. Its not use to attending to something without form. But just keep resting in this empty awareness.. Its simply awareness being aware of itself. You will rapidly afterawhile attain prajna (wisdom of emptiness) but then you must transcend even this.. And reach the 2nd wisdom of yeshe. Just this is rigpa sink and sink and youll see the truth. Again this practice is potent and only for those who want to go beyond ego. It may be unpleaseant and the insights may be scary for others. Good luck.

[@erikatourell2635]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@michaelgusovsky]

excellent comment. yeshe apparently means ~ the same as jnana of advaita vedanta, for anyone else who was wondering.

[@PKThapa-n2n]

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[@squadkillersa7880]

very helpful

[@charlesrae3793]

Incredible! if only more would watch clips like this rather than some of the rubbish they fill their minds with.

[@joanmarietsultrimparkin1821]

Not info bro ...wisdom