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Embodying the Great Perfection

Part III: Unifying Insight and Action

Ian Baker · 152 minutes

The view carried into conduct, around Chatral Rinpoche's instruction that action should not be lost in the view, nor the view lost when acting. Ian Baker reads the mahasiddha Siddharajni on the inner fire burning the chakra deities, and places tummo as the foundation of the six yogas. Asked about his practice, he describes lungom, a wind meditation of held breath and running in the Scottish forest, gazing at the sky until the mind moves. Questions take in doubt as a path, and Kali as Troma Nakmo.

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