Dzogchen Retreat: Jackson Peterson in Mexico Part 1

[@jlareaux5504]

This is easily the best Dzogchen/pointing I have ever heard. So clear. The only other teacher/pointer that is as clear is Paul Hedderman. Thank you so much!

[@ejackpete3]

J LaReaux great to hear! Thanks! www.wayoflight.net

[@stevencallen1153]

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[@giannicolson9080]

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[@deidrahuestis6755]

I agree with others here. This teaching is extremely clear and helpful. Thank you so much!!!

[@jomoguera4645]

I am so grateful for this man.

[@synt8x811]

Dear Jackson Peterson, thank you for your teachings, I found them very „enlightening“ :)

[@jadeglouglou]

What a clear, step-by-step, practical explanation, the best pointing-out I`ve come across!

[@ejackpete3]

Ah great to hear! Please visit my website: www.wayoflight.net Best, Jackson

[@thankasinn]

This is my favourite video series in all of KZbin. I am always coming back to this retreat video to refresh the map, to follow the pointers so the words become experience. 🙏❤️🌈

[@ejackpete3]

Marleen Bhat wonderful to hear! Buddha Mind The Buddha Mind is our essential mind-nature. Our current mind state, and any past or future state of mind, is our Buddha Mind manifesting Itself as that state of mind. All states of mind are energetic moments of thought. Buddha Mind expresses all mind states as the current thought construction. Buddha Mind is itself not thought and is not a thought construction. What then is Buddha Mind? Since it is not thought, no thought or concept can define It. The one who feels out of accord with their Buddha Mind, is a thought constructed self being projected by the Buddha Mind. One could ask; “where are these mind states and thoughts coming from?” Looking within, no source, only emptiness can be found. That empty, “no source” found, is itself the Buddha Mind finding Itself.

[@kwixotic]

I attended a Dzogchen retreat back in the Summer of '97 with Surya Das. Very informative.

[@Dhammadasi]

Great, great teaching! I'm so grateful! Thank you!

[@Rhombohedral]

One of the most clear pointing out i ever heard, without the mumbo jumbo fancy words or remarks like in 16 years i might tell you what it is . It is also not trying to turn you into a Tibetan. Its without the standard Buddhist jargon. Instead its clear to the point pointing out

[@KAZU6244]

Very splended explanation and practice! Thank you very very much.From Japan.

[@harriehoutman5154]

wonderful and clear explanation, definitely worth watching, thank you.

[@omnpresentevidence]

I like him he comes across as someone who 'understands' what he is talking about. Its nice that he points out that his understanding and pointing is a learning and he is still a student and does not claim its from realisation which is a change from all the frauds going on about their own absence.

[@gulumayroz]

Best clear talk I've heard 👍❤️🙏🌈

[@ejackpete3]

The Knower Refuge is to realize directly what you actually are or less directly, to have eliminated all the other possibilities as being what you are not. Dzogchen and various other traditions may aim to directly point out your true nature in immediate experience, with no reliance on other supports or gradual preparation. This is feasible because your true (cognitive) nature is always fully present with nothing obscuring it at any time. It is what is aware and is what is knowing in all experiences, without ever fluctuating or changing in any way; like a permanent mirror which has no personal history, no identity nor individual characteristics. It just “reflects” what’s appearing either mentally, psychologically, emotionally, perceptually or as physical sensations. But it is none of those, like no reflection is the mirror. It easy to isolate and recognize the primordial true (cognitive) nature, in any experience as it the only element in any experience that knows an experience is occurring. It doesn’t “understand” conceptually what’s happening, it doesn’t prefer any type of experience, it doesn’t remember, it doesn’t have a personality or identity, it doesn’t become attached to any experience, it doesn’t reject any experience, it doesn’t allow experiences to appear, it doesn’t die nor is ever born. It isn’t the body, not the brain, not the mind, not thoughts, not a self, nothing physical or material; it isn’t in space and time, yet all space/time events occur in it. It is simply a very naked, presence of unchanging awareness as the knower, never the known. These two videos point it out directly: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3u1l3aCj852i7s kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHuZn4ZjoNCir6c If not clear, then discover what you are, by observing what you are not: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXu8ooywrq5rg80

[@gardeniabee]

Thank you for posting this helpful series. I was studying books on Dzogchen and also looking for more explanations apart from the technical and intricate Tibetan Buddhist terminology. This helps me greatly. I've visited your web site as well. Great thanks.

[@isabellawolgoth9447]

I am adopting you as my mindfulness teacher. Thank you so much for being so adept at teaching.

[@ejackpete3]

Thanks!

[@abrahaofranklinmaluf4850]

“Above all, be at ease, be as natural and spacious as possible. Slip quietly out of the noose of your habitual anxious self, release all grasping, and relax into your true nature. Think of your ordinary emotional, thought-ridden self as a block of ice or a slab of butter left out in the sun. If you are feeling hard and cold, let this aggression melt away in the sunlight of your meditation. Let peace work on you and enable you to gather your scattered mind into the mindfulness of Calm Abiding, and awaken in you the awareness and insight of Clear Seeing. And you will find all your negativity disarmed, your aggression dissolved, and your confusion evaporating slowly like mist into the vast and stainless sky of your absolute nature.” ― Sogyal Rinpoche, The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying

[@vinayaadhikary4354]

Sadhu ! Sadhu ! Sadhu ! So simply explained ! Love and respect 🌼🌺🌸🌺🌹🌼🌻

[@ejackpete3]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@hrtbeat7]

Thank you -- clear and straightforward!

[@gregorykahndc]

Hmm concise and uncommonly clear. I believe I will listen to more.

[@ejackpete3]

Greg, Please visit... www.wayoflight.net

[@pantagruel4116]

Awesome!Thank you!

[@ejackpete3]

Dzogchen Retreat in Bali, Oct. 23-28. I will be teaching Dzogchen in Bali in October. I will also be teaching advanced teachings such as thogal and Yangti, as well as offering the “pointing out” instructions so that all may finally realize liberation from all forms of personal suffering. Email me at: [e-mail] for all the details. 🙏 Jackson

[@claudedupont8233]

To recognize it in the middle of experience

[@MultiRecordMusicInc]

Hello, is part 2 of this available anywhere? Thank you. The clarity of this teaching is unlike any other.

[@claudedupont8233]

the illusion of the finite mind

[@davidnaga]

please add subtitle option, thanks

[@komposteramig]

Whoah, I got all dizzy and started hallucinating during the breathing exercise. Wicked!

[@ejackpete3]

I offer more information on breathing exercises in my book. Please visit my website: www.wayoflight.net Best, Jackson

[@michaeldantepoet9863]

Hi Jackson, I just bought your book 'The Natural Bliss of Being' for my Kindle. It really is a great book about Self Knowledge. I hope you put more of your teaching videos up in the future. I have listened to each one of your Mexico videos two or three times now. Your presentation is very clear and direct... Thank you from the UK.You mention in one of your videos another book about the base of space. The author's name began with R... Could you tell the name of the book and the author's name? And any other books you recommend on this fascinating subject... Cheers once again.

[@24Greek]

Where in Mexico are these sessions held?

[@sks1372]

When you say to focus on the awareness of being aware of the dog, should I be looking at my physical self as an outside my body person observer? Not sure I understand the mechanics of that although I get the concept.

[@alexmottram07]

It had to be in Mexiko, meine Heimat!!

[@claudedupont8233]

How can finite mind recognize infinite mind

[@mariarodriguez7063]

Any retreats for 2020?

[@davidknight7933]

Thank you

[@ejackpete3]

David Knight most welcome!

[@robertoroblesgomez7236]

nice...

[@jesuisravi]

but primorial mind and its energy manifestation is completely unified, no? They are one? So when you see the one, you are seeing the other. No? I would think that THAT is the thing to recognize. No? I know you are not denying the above, but it bears mentioning.

[@ejackpete3]

Nothing has ever arisen to see, nor has anyone arisen to see it. 🤔

[@coconinho]

Lourd poto

[@lllllllll5156]

The dog disappears :-) lol! Wish I'd known earlier the damn thing kept bitting me :-)

[@maxdeniroAu]

Why do you keep saying that your awareness is in your head looking out of your eyes? Are you saying that your awareness of the feeling of your leg is in your head looking out of your eyes? My awareness of the feeling of my leg seems to be happening at the site of my leg. Even the awareness of the image of my leg seems to be happening at the site of my leg. In my head is the awareness of the feeling of my head. My thoughts do not appear in the awareness in the area of my head. My thoughts appear in the awareness outside of my body. Are you saying that what I'm experiencing is incorrect and that awareness of these things is somehow only in the head? That seems very confusing.

[@ejackpete3]

An authentic Dzogchen master points out the “true nature” of our Mind. Tulku Urgyen is describing exactly how to recognize rigpa, our primordially present Buddha Nature. The essence is conveyed during the first three minutes... listen with an empty mind. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYnbY5KbjZ5_oMU

[@johnk8174]

topnotch

[@Legion6363]

Ref 4 me @ 5:36

[@michaelliu5845]

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