Why This Site Isn’t Publicised
This site isn’t published or promoted as it’s not of general interest. Society is made up of individuals who are fixated on ideas, blurting them out and running away. They are wannabes – they want to be special. This is what happens with all media.
The ultimate truth of our reality is everyone’s birthright, but only a few are willing to look. Most of us want to just read about it, and regurgitate without careful consideration. 🙂
Having said that, comments are welcome as they help with correcting direction for all parties. Truth isn’t a set of precepts; truth is the essence of mind which is pure consciousness for, without that, nothing could be known. Truth is beyond religion. The Buddha wasn’t a Buddhist.
That’s what it’s all about – being aware of the awareness that is aware of what is driving us.
Unless an individual is willing to see that their thoughts and attitudes are an acquired programme, true peace and freedom will never be available to them.
Ultimate truth is so simple – it’s pure awareness. Once this is recognised through meditation, all thoughts are mere distractions. In advanced practice, these distractions become our guide to remind us of our original reality.
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. 
WHY THIS SITE ISN’T PUBLICISED
Why This Site Isn’t Publicised
This site isn’t published or promoted as it’s not of general interest. Society is made up of individuals who are fixated on ideas, blurting them out and running away. They are wannabes – they want to be special. This is what happens with all media.
The ultimate truth of our reality is everyone’s birthright, but only a few are willing to look. Most of us want to just read about it, and regurgitate without careful consideration. 🙂
Having said that, comments are welcome as they help with correcting direction for all parties. Truth isn’t a set of precepts; truth is the essence of mind which is pure consciousness for, without that, nothing could be known. Truth is beyond religion. The Buddha wasn’t a Buddhist.
That’s what it’s all about – being aware of the awareness that is aware of what is driving us.
Unless an individual is willing to see that their thoughts and attitudes are an acquired programme, true peace and freedom will never be available to them.
Ultimate truth is so simple – it’s pure awareness. Once this is recognised through meditation, all thoughts are mere distractions. In advanced practice, these distractions become our guide to remind us of our original reality.
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