Sublime

The enlightened expression of yourself is in accord with your inherent nature.

The great being embraced him, saying, “Well done, bodhisattva, well done. Walk on through all the fears and pain in this life. Walk on, following your heart and trusting in the power of awareness. Walk on, one step at a time, and you will know a freedom and peace beyond all imagining.”

In Tibet, Hinayana and Mahayana do not refer to historical traditions but rather to the attitudes with which one carries out spiritual practice.

I always teach in the immediate. When I am working with someone, I don’t concern myself with where they are in the realization process or a specific trajectory. In this way, the teaching can be immediate and not “loaded” with preconceived ideas of where someone is coming from or where they are headed. Hence the exchange is intuitive, instant, and f

Back to square one is more than simply trusting your intuition.

The Dzogchen Pönlop Rinpoche

Therefore, the mind develops a sense of openness and peacefulness, and the body develops an absence of speed and aggression.

Careful as someone crossing an iced-over stream. Alert as a warrior in enemy territory. Courteous as a guest. Fluid as melting ice. Shapable as a block of wood. Receptive as a valley. Clear as a glass of water.