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Lesson 23
Lesson 23
A Journey to the West
Buddhist lineages
Buddhist philosophy
Dzogchen meditation
enlightenment path
meditation instructions
mind recognition
spiritual realization
spiritual training
Tibetan masters
Vajrayana practice
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Overview
Chapters
00:02
Opening: Introduction to Recognizing Mind Nature in Vajrayana
01:02
Two Paths of Dzogchen: Original Purity (Trekchö) & Spontaneous Presence (Tögal)
03:53
The View: All Phenomena Are the Illusory Manifestation of Mind
04:44
Two Methods of Guidance: Shamatha and Vipashyana Doors
06:01
Kagyu's Six Yogas of Naropa and Mahamudra
07:29
Recognizing Mind's Emptiness: The Foundation of All Three Greats
08:42
Karmapa Rangjung Dorje's Prayer on the Three Greats
10:33
Karma Chakme Rinpoche's Mahamudra Pointing-Out Instruction
12:18
Conduct: Observing Mind Nature Amid Favorable and Adverse Circumstances
14:36
The Result: Milarepa's "Sickness" of Dzogchen and Mahamudra
17:03
Summary of Trekchö's View, Meditation, Conduct, and Result
19:27
The Deep Connection Between Kagyu and Nyingma Lineages
22:08
His Holiness's Promise: Tögal Teachings for Future Lives
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