Nature of Mind Part 4: Ultimate Bodhicitta and an Introduction to Emptiness

This is Part 4 of our Nature of the Mind series with Namchak Khen Rinpoche translated by Justin Kirkwood. Join them on an illuminating journey from conventional perception to the boundless expanse of ultimate reality. Originally a retreat, this series is the translation of Namchak Khen Rinpoche’s teachings on the Buddha's core teachings of the mind and the nature of reality. Understanding these concepts paves the path of wisdom that leads to true freedom and liberation.
From conventional bodhicitta, we move to ultimate bodhicitta, which is a mind that has realized emptiness. Emptiness is a complex topic that takes many practitioners years to understand fully. Emptiness transcends simplistic dualities of existence and non-existence. It acknowledges the conventional existence of phenomena while negating their independent, permanent essence.
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Wanted to ask if that separation is autonomous, interdependent or side by side and perhaps the request of the best key text for Bhodichitta and Buddha Mind and the Form Bodies if you are inclined to make the recommendation. Thank you and Best Wishes.

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( anything not written or introduced by the Dalia Lama as my preference, if you please, respectfully)