Sublime

Q It seems that Trungpa Rinpoche[65] used that approach too. NR Yes, that would seem to have been one aspect of his approach. Although . . . I would hesitate to categorise him so closely. He was certainly a mahasiddha—a nondual genius—and one of the most brilliant Lamas of the 20th century.

“Ananda, so many times I have reminded you that with birth there is death. That which comes together must separate. All dharmas are impermanent. We should not become attached to them. You must transcend the world of birth and death, arising and dissolving. Ananda, Sariputta was a great branch that fulfilled his duty in helping nourish the tree. Tha

My uncle, the yogi, came to see me at my father's house just after he had witnessed this event, and his eyes were full of tears as he told me about it. He said it was a terrible tragedy that none of us had known enough to recognize that this seemingly ordinary person, living so close to us, had actually been a verygreat practitioner, from whom we c

According to the Mahayana, you should treat whoever introduces you to the sutra of Prajnaparamita like the Buddha because the truth of nonduality is so priceless.