Die With Tendencies, Born With Tendencies
We are conscious, universal entities embodied in a form, driven by a karmic mind of desire, aversion and ignorance of our enlightened potential. We’ve forgotten our previous life, but a residue of tendencies lingers, and this is why we follow and are attracted to a pattern of behaviour.
What we do now will be the tendencies for the next life and so on, until finally, the cycle of ignorance stops through the realisation that we are pure conscious entities. Enlightenment is knowing we are pure consciousness and all selfish tendencies have been exhausted.
The result is compassionate understanding for those caught and held because we’ve been there, done that, many times! 🙂 The only proof of reincarnation is tendencies …
BUDDHA IN THE MUD is a blog - a living book based on the Dzogchen teachings. Our teacher is life, and life is karma. We are all Buddhas in the mud of concepts. 
Tony my friend,Reincarnation is a very possible belief so far, so you needed to indicate some kind of sound (but non mathematical) proof.My question is how can somebody proceed the way naked, beyond all Buddhas, Christs and prophets?
Thank you for your support,P. PS. Direct perception is so fragile against the chattering mind…
Hello Prometheus,
Proof is an individual realisation, and for some these tendencies are very powerful and inspiring.
Actually maths isn’t out of the question. 🙂 Maths is formula. The formula of life is attraction, repulsion and inertia. it’s what runs the universe and our minds.
The nakedness is the wisdom behind this formula of cognisance, emptiness and compassion. Basically, desire fills pure mind so that it cannot think straight.
In non-dual meditation there are no Buddhas, no Christs, no prophets… gone , gone …and no me.
Direct perception is more powerful than a chattering mind, that wears itself out going round in circles.
All the while pure perception looks on. That which notices this chattering mind IS direct pure perception.
Direct perception or pure consciousness is unshakeable.
It’s nice to chat with you again,
Tony