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“Both of the first two modes, the Contingent within Essential and the Essential within Contingent, are about our encounter with the ancient mirror of our essential nature in its differing aspects. In the first mode we encountered the darkened mirror: an encounter with our timeless, vast, and undifferentiated nature, which is none other than the nature of Buddha. In the second mode, we encountered the clear, bright mirror of reality and experienced intimacy with the universe, in the guise of a star, a bell, or a flight of birds.”
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The Contingent within the Essential
At the beginning of the third watch, before moonrise, don't be surprised if there is meeting without recognition; one still vaguely harbors the elegance of former days.
The Essential within the Contingent
Having overslept, an old woman encounters the ancient mirror. This is clearly meeting face-to-face only then is it genuine. Don't lose your head by validating shadows.
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IRISH Boxer returns to school after winning a gold medal at the European championship
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Blazing with fires bright as the end of an eon ...
Laughing with enlightened ecstasy . .
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Keep in mind this is not referring to an eternal essence or form, there is no such thing.
How can something with no essence be destroyed?
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Joan Miro; Horse, Pipe and Red Flower; 1920
Student: One thing I'm tying to understand is that at the earlier stages things are mortal and you are cutting through that.
Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche: You are cutting through that, yes.
S: And at some point, you cut through and you realize that everything is indestructible, or the sword breaks the suffering?
CTR: Yes. It is the same thing. At the tantric level, it doesn't prove anything: the cup breaks, okay, that's fine. The cup is broken, but it is still the activity of vajra. And the cup is still there: in its absence, it is also very much a cup, a vajra cup, as much as it is. It doesn't say anything very much. So what?
S: Do all things contain a glimpse of vajra in them, at whatever level of the path?
CTR: That is what tantric practitioners would say: that even at the early level, there is a vajra element. That element at the mahayana level is seen as impermanence and shunyata. Seeing the indestructibility is tantric-complete tantric practitioners' world.
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I’m a little torn on what to do with this page, honestly. Im not a teacher, and even if I was, I can’t teach you anything here. None of these quotes really make sense until you practice, it’s just words on a screen. So I’m not really sure what it’s for.
I’ve gotten very tired of conceptualizing lately.