Profound Meditation Instructions - Mipham Rinpoche - Dzogchen - "A Light to Dispel Darkness"

[@SamaneriJayasara]

Happy Losar (Tibetan New Year) to everyone. This is an earlier recording with voice revamped and no music. This brilliant teaching was given by Rinpoche during the Losar in the Fire Horse Year (my exact animal/element year too) of 1906. I just happened to listen to this teaching this morning - not knowing these synchronicities - so I had to upload it again today given the timing! May it help to dispel the darkness.🌈💜🌼

[@stephansiebert_insidemusic]

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[@sd4747]

In a nutshell, does this mean to practice concentration on being mindful of experience and being aware of the one that is aware at the same time?

[@stephansiebert_insidemusic]

@@sd4747 if i may answer this key question: no, you can't be conscious at any experience and at the same time being conscious of the one who is conscious. so to say: turn your attention in the opposite direction,- away from the appearance and instead look at the looker, or ask "who sees the looking?"

[@krissyramsey3934]

So glad you did, Lama. This really hit me to the core. Transmission accomplished. Bows to the teacher. Sarvs mangalam

[@pjhoyer]

Did you upload this version to disk too?? 🤔 🙄

[@palmtemple]

I am a village yogi that needs simple instructions. This teaching releases me from a couple branches my shirt was caught on. Thank you for your efforts.

[@felice9907]

aren´t we fortunate being able to listen to these most profound teachings perfectly presented, wherever we are and whenever we want to? thank you venerable samaneri jayasara!

[@stephansiebert_insidemusic]

oh yes

[@Divinegame580]

Pretty clutch 😄

[@dvdstlz]

This morning I woke up to the most beautiful sunrise. My garden faces east so I regularly see the sunrise, but this one was breathtaking! And then this meditation appeared (because at one day i clicked the bell for this beautiful channel). Made me so happy to read the quote at the start of this meditation. I looked it up and found that the quote goes on for a little bit. Like to share it with you! "As the wisdom of recognizing your own true nature dawns, it clears away the blinding darkness of confusion, and, just as you can see clearly the inside of your home once the sun has risen, you gain confident certainty in the true nature of your mind."

[@TheSupreme111]

Beautiful!

[@petegage]

Although "beyond description", these teachings by Mipham Rinpoche are given all the more clarity by the familiar tones and slow pace of your reading. Thank you so much for introducing them to us.

[@Lafingflower]

🙏Thank you for the gift of gifts. You are a 🎁. So much grattitude and appreciation for this 🎁.

[@premaroberts1546]

This "village yogi" thanks the great old Master, & you, 🌈 🌌 🌄.

[@GigiAzmy]

This changed the way I practice. Thanks. 🧘🏻‍♀️

[@thisjourney2712]

This came within 24 hours of me stabilizing into the first state mentioned. And perfectly guided me into the next phase of practice, I was shocked at the piercing relevance this had to my experience. Beautiful, grateful beyond measure, sadhu sadhu sadhu.

[@nickyfa8582]

Same fam, this iscrqzy, the Univerae works in mysterious yet so Amazing ways... This life is a great gift!!! SARVA MANGALAM

[@fignewton8690]

My gratitude for you and the teachings that flow through your Beingness.... words can’t describe..... the masters are ONE

[@OmVajrapaniHum]

Deepest gratitude offered for sharing these precious Dharma Treasures.

[@jessicaleonard-sandino5414]

One of my favorites! Happy Losar!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@shadcrow522]

Thank you Sister.

[@kelsangtenzin4235]

I like this presentation of insight meditation on mind,my attention of listening remains undistracted!! In other videos,my mind get distracted due to long gap of silence in the presentation, I am just a beginner stage..With great respect , thank you

[@ommanipadmehum3143]

For the liberation of all sentient beings

[@danielamha8072]

What a read. Jayasara and Sadhus you desrve gratitude and thanks!!

[@gyeltshendrukpabuddhism7446]

Such clear and precise instructions so beautifully presented thank you Jayasara 🙏 may all sentient beings benefit from these teachings on the Great Perfection

[@wondersofthenightsky.backy7488]

Thank you Sister Samaneri Jayasara. This is a very helpful. I feel I have something tangible to work with. I will listen to regularly.

[@matthewmuller3084]

Thank you 😊 Samaneri! Many blessings to you for bringing this to us

[@nicolabishop996]

Thank-you for this. A profound teaching.

[@Amila108]

Much love peace and appreciation ♥️🕉️☮️☮️☮️♥️

[@lennsmann]

Profound thanks Jaysara.

[@OzRabten]

Thank you dear one for all these

[@TheWoodfinisher]

Thank you so much!! Very beautiful! I resonated very much with this talk. I needed to hear this!

[@davidmontemayor4383]

Exceptional, as always! Thank you!!!

[@Cloudwalker136]

🙏 Thank u

[@exstazius]

Thank you 🙏 When a thought arise instead of looking at it, look at the one that is looking at the thought. Dont expect to find something. The Intellect wil maybe rise and "say" it is nothing but in fact it is everything.

[@devinramos6317]

Wow!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@gregorylent]

ahhh , the advanced class now :-) the world is waking up !

[@ingunareinfelde4792]

Thank you dear Jayasara! Will be listening to this again and again, and learning to allow this wisdom to illuminate my awareness, and watching out for my ordinary mind not to hijack and start thinking ,that it "gets" something. And who is doing all of that?

[@georgezaridze]

Thank You!

[@suzannejohnson8551]

Thank you 🎉

[@keepsilence73]

More mipham please 🙏🙏🙏

[@weblogic117]

satchitananda svarupa soham sivoham sivoham

[@taraclover4783]

Thank you!🙏🙏🙏❣❣❣

[@davidmontemayor4383]

Incredible!!

[@gulumayroz]

amazing

[@michaelbiggs7129]

ThankU so much 🙏

[@lenaye]

Emaho!

[@shenazminwalla3609]

Thankyou

[@PradeepSingh-mv3wj]

A merging of Shamata and Vipasna. How wonderful. Couldn't help noticing however the emphasis on "effort" and "accomplishment" . Padmasambhava always stresses that nothing need be attained and no effort need be made. But it doesn't really matter. Does it?

[@SamaneriJayasara]

Hi Pradeep, these are all just various skillful means being taught to different people at different stages of development and understanding. When one sees clearly, then there is an understanding that there is no effort required and in essence all striving undermines it. However, many people need to make right efforts in the beginning to clear the murky mind and this is what the Buddha taught to those people and what Rinpoche is stressing here too.

[@PradeepSingh-mv3wj]

@@SamaneriJayasara Hi Samaneri. That must be just it. Even calmly abiding in the dharmakaya for a few moments is a blessing. An awareness of the proliferation or its resolution seems natural and harmonious. I was blown by Padmasambhava 's assertion that that the true nature doesn't even have a tendency to proliferate. It just happens. It is it's nature. But since the source has no need to proliferate thereby creating the samsara, why does it happen? What purpose does it serve? Why is the confusion caused only for it to be resolved time and time again?

[@SamaneriJayasara]

@@PradeepSingh-mv3wj The simple answer as given by the Buddha is - ignorance (avija/marigpa) is the cause. The slightly longer answer is ignorance, karma, craving/clinging is the cause. Regarding the question, WHY? - I quote Ayya Jitindriya - "The search for meaning is a pursuit of the ego." Finally, to quote a Dzogchen Master who responded to the question, "where does ignorance come from?' He said, "If there's ignorance it has to come from somewhere, if there's no ignorance it doesn't have to come from anywhere." Hope some of these reflections help

[@PradeepSingh-mv3wj]

@@SamaneriJayasara Yes ofcourse. Thank you Samaneri. "Why?" is not really something that bothers me. Shall I say the question occurs occasionally. If the question or even ignorance is resolved into its source leaving no trace behind, it should not matter. In my practice I learn to deal with this arising by recognizing it as the nature of the mind, that it will proliferate, unless one is in a state of calm abiding when it doesn't stop proliferating except that it doesn't matter to the "true" nature of the mind. I hope my approach is correct. Thank you for your kindness. With regards.

[@gulumayroz]

for my own, i gamble that passively being freedom, while dropping the intention to know freedom,...[ or know anything at all. ... for that matter... ]; is enough. knowing freedom, without loosing it, may emerge from that naturally, with time, without splitting to known and knower, or even known, and knowing sense....Obviously its a different ''type'' of knowing.

[@gulumayroz]

[...perhaps the intention to know, is what is keeping the illusion of duality, alive 😄]

[@jigold22571]

🔆❤🌈🔥🌈❤🔆

[@hughparker3971]

Blessings. The link in the dropdown is not working. Please offer another method to allow for donation.

[@SamaneriJayasara]

Thanks for alerting me to that - not sure why it stopped working? Here is the link that should work: www.paypal.com/paypalme/VivekaHermitage With all good wishes

[@hughparker3971]

@@SamaneriJayasara thank you, that one worked.

[@judydejulio]

Still confusing😢

[@davidsawyer5284]

Samaneri, asking from love, tell me, what do you see ?

[@MariaElena51185]

This is good prep for death when realistically most of us will achieve rigpa.