Mahamudra II. Yogic Songs of Milarepa- Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. Shambhala

[@JesseNickelltheFourth]

What amazing teacher, and such extraordinary teachings.

[@markworkman9680]

Chögyam Trungpa explains the reality of Tantric thought and practice with piercing clarity. After 40 years of practice, I have still never found a more direct, authentic and challenging teacher. Warning, this teaching may be damaging to your ego :o)

[@travisphelps6694]

it is funny what you say. I am only 24 years old and began attending to Trungpa about 3 years ago.. it hasn't been necessarily beneficial for my ego

[@travisphelps6694]

it is funny what you say. I am only 24 years old and began attending to Trungpa about 3 years ago.. it hasn't been necessarily beneficial for my ego

[@MichaelStefano-k3b]

I hear that. My ego fought tooth and nail for a while there, now it’s crying doesn’t seem to bother me. May you know great bliss in emptiness.

[@crazyawakening]

Legend!

[@andyhart4534]

Finding simplicity in chaos not in just frying an egg : he spoke about in part one , wow coming back our true nature in all situations’ Homage to the guru within 🙏🏽

[@raquel_hakeu]

Beautifully explained ! I fell it like a bliss.

[@salespaulo08]

Milarepa Response to a Logician The best seeing is the way of "nonseeing" the radiance of the mind itself. The best prize is what cannot be looked for the priceless treasure of the mind itself. The most nourishing food is "noneating" the transcendent food of samadhi. The most thirst-quenching drink is "nondrinking" the nectar of heartfelt compassion. Oh, this self-realizing awareness is beyond words and description! The mind is not the world of children, nor is it that of logicians. Attaining the truth of "nonattainment," you receive the highest initiation. Perceiving the void of high and low, you reach the sublime stage. Approaching the truth of "nonmovement," you follow the supreme path. Knowing the end of birth and death, the ultimate purpose is fulfilled. Seeing the emptiness of reason, supreme logic is perfected. When you know that great and small are groundless, you have entered the highest gateway. Comprehending beyond good and evil opens the way to perfect skill. Experiencing the dissolution of duality, you embrace the highest view. Observing the truth of "nonobservation" opens the way to meditating. Comprehending beyond "ought" and "oughtn't" opens the way to perfect action. When you realize the truth of "noneffort," you are approaching the highest fruition. Ignorant are those who lack this truth: arrogant teachers inflated by learning, scholars bewitched by mere words, and yogis seduced by prejudice. For though they yearn for freedom, they find only enslavement. 🙏🙏🙏

[@merlinofavalon6721]

The cause of all suffering is the mistaken view that we are separate from our experience and from 'other experiencers'. The experience of separation is the root cause of all misery.

[@backwardthoughts1022]

'study, study, study' -HH Dalai Lama

[@nammn7149]

Omg, who do we have in 2020?

[@chokysenge]

What a gem!!!

[@khatsikbhu1]

Homage to the Vidyadhara who make the jackals of conceptual extremist howl in agony 🙏🙏🙏

[@lingsonam40]

Very great teaching 🙏🙏🙏

[@szymborska]

🙏♥️

[@IronOx-nu3bk]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ama6103]

🙏🏼🪷🙏🏼

[@diligentlight151]

Dont judge be benefited

[@Localicu]

a blast

[@pemalongdrol1658]

Great

[@dansmister]

one taste

[@dannypound7626]

Is he really saying that satori is a myth? Or is he trying to steer us away from the "sudden enlightenment" approach because we aren't capable?

[@ezraepstein6933]

Danny Pound good question. My own take is more the latter: but not so much that we're incapable per se, rather that it becomes also an unfolding discovery. A living of it, as it were. That's what I take from it. Both: cool our jets on outcome (remove the idea of gaining) and still inspire to engage with the journey. Also: start with experience and our immediate experience is valid. That's what I get at least. Happy to hear your or other's perspectives here.

[@superking7135]

Maybe try to have that experience and let us know!

[@Naxziel]

he is drunk

[@travisphelps6694]

so am u

[@AnalogLanguage]

Your mind is clouded with surface level judgment. He is drunk, and you are upset, pretty funny.

[@pbfoley]

Some people will fall for anything to fill a deep void.