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Embodying the Great Perfection

Part II: Perfecting the Path

Ian Baker · 150 minutes

Turning from view to practice, Ian Baker reads Dudjom Rinpoche's instructions for mountain retreat on how thoughts liberate themselves: first like meeting someone you already know, then a snake unbinding itself, finally a thief in an empty house. The longest stretch is korde rushen, the Dzogchen preliminaries: acting out the six realms as psychodrama, clearing them along the central channel with om ah hung, then the secret practices of body, voice and mind. Trekcho, togal and dark retreat are described rather than taught.

Death and dying Tantra and Vajrayana Dzogchen

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