Sublime

Why stop there?

culturally unacknowledged.

The Dzogchen tradition refers to four progressive stages of recognition, realization, stabilization, and expression.

Waking-in is where waking-up meets growing up.

most types of meditation currently studied are only the introductory practices from traditions in which awakening is the goal.

Contemporary teacher of awakening, Adyashanti, describes stages of “head awakening, heart awakening, gut awakening, and root awakening.”

Living an awakened life also requires waking-in, waking-out, and growing up.

Second, in this day and age, it’s actually more difficult and dangerous to try “holding it together” and “doing the best we can” from the level of ego-identification than it is to begin the journey of awakening.