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WHY DO WE DOUBT?

Posted on April 9, 2026 by tony

Why Do We Doubt? We live in a battle between nature and nurture – that which we intuitively know, and that which we’re told to know. In reality, we are knowingness itself – pure perception, pure awareness, pure consciousness, enlightened … Continue reading →

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BEING ADAPTABLE

Posted on October 19, 2023 by tony

Being Adaptable Adaptable: able to adjust to new conditions. Being adaptable means not being fixed. Being fixed is being one-dimensional, unable or unwilling to see all sides. The Dharma has to adapt to a particular period in time. Dharma itself is … Continue reading →

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THE GREAT IMPARTIALITY

Posted on January 26, 2019 by tony

The Great Impartiality When we are partial,weturn against each other. When we are impartial,we listen without bias. Impartiality gives rise to open confidence. Partiality gives rise to closed doubt. The factors conducive to the attainment of enlightenment are: observation, investigation, … Continue reading →

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TOGAL IS AS NATURAL AS WE CAN BE

Posted on July 8, 2018 by tony

Togal Is As Natural As We Can Be What is Togal? First, we are introduced to the essence of mind, which is emptiness. Then, we are introduced to cutting through thoughts arising in emptiness. Finally, the qualities of the view … Continue reading →

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