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A good place to explore the past postings is go to to the “Start Here” page.
You can also look at the cloud cluster of keywords (tags) below.
Or you can browse the list of categories. The beginning of this list is in numerical order according to the order of my daily practice and the structure of the practices in the Longchen Nyingtik Ngöndro. This is followed by a group of categories of general nature in alphabetical order and . At the end is a alphabetical list of masters that are quoted in my posts.
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- 01 Waking Up (1)
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- The Nature of Mind (2)
- Turning Suffering and Happiness into Enlightenment (2)
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- zz Dudjom Rinpoche (2)
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- zz Longchenpa (4)
- zz Maudgalyayana (1)
- zz Mingyur Rinpoche (11)
- zz Nagarjuna (2)
- zz Nyoshul Khen Rinpoche (8)
- zz Patrul Rinpoche (7)
- zz Rumi (1)
- zz Shantideva (6)
- zz Shariputra (1)
- zz Sogyal Rinpoche (36)
- zz Suzuki Roshi (2)
- zz Tertön Sogyal (1)
- zz The third Dudrupchen Rinpoche Jikmé Tenpé Nyima (1)
- zz Thich Nhat Hanh (1)
- zz Tsoknyi Rinpoche (4)
- zz Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche (1)
Archive
Category Archives: zz Nagarjuna
An exercise in emptiness
I am immensely enjoying helping with the online course in meditation that I mentioned previously, however it hasn’t left me with a lot of time of writing in my blog. I have kept my routine of practicing and reflecting, but … Continue reading
Posted in Meditation, Shunyata, zz Buddha, zz Mingyur Rinpoche, zz Nagarjuna Tagged Emptiness, Meditation, Thoughts and emotions 1 Comment
More on the mystery of existence
My teacher describes the process of coming to a deeper understanding of the teachings in terms of “the three wisdom tools.” They are: the wisdom of listening and hearing, the wisdom of reflection and contemplation and the wisdom of application … Continue reading
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