The Signs of Spiritual Practice ~ Nyoshul Khen Rinpoche ~ Dzogchen

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The Signs of Spiritual Practice by Nyoshul Khenpo Rinpoche Homage to the King of self-originating wisdom This Natural State of Mind is the primordially Unborn Nature When realized from the depth of your heart, Compassion spontaneously wells forth for all unprotected beings who have not recognized the essence of their mind And uncontrived, Supreme Bodhicitta arises Boundless Faith and Devotion are born toward the incomparable glorious protector Gurus who are the supreme oceanic fields of refuge And Impartial Pure Perception will surely arise All you who seek the Natural State of mind, know these as the true signs of spiritual practice This is a message from the Tibetan stray dog, Jamyang Dorje

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Thank you, in return, a passage from The All Creating King tantra: (from the chapter titled "a summery enumeration") "We do not think about the Dharmas that are our six objects, So we are not born into the abodes of the six kinds of birth. We leave behind the six kinds of sorrow, So this is called "nirvana". This occurs naturally, without our seeking it, From out of the heart-essence of our enlightenment, Just as it is." This is similar to what Buddha said to Manjusri, "The absence of thought is the state of the unconditioned." ❤️ Bless you all, may you realize in this life, this very moment. 🙂

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