Cynicism, Scepticism and Disbelief are Essential

 However.
Cynicism, Scepticism and Disbelief
have to go together with an open mind,
otherwise we will learn nothing
about emptiness.

 We have to dissolve everything, and the Dharma is the vehicle by which we achieve this. If we merely accept everything we hear, we only add to our samsaric view, which is now full of exotic jargon!

 All practices in the Dharma point to one thing…no thing – emptiness. The emptiness of awareness and of appearances. This is known as Trekcho and Togyal.

The point is to take everything apart,
starting with yourself!
Be cynical,
be sceptical,
be dis-believing –
about your self image.

 That with which you are left is your own conclusion.