Tag Archives: Meditation and non-meditation

ABLE TO MEDITATE BUT NOT LIBERATE

Posted on January 24, 2016 by tony

Able To Meditate But Not Liberate Meditation is not liberation: it is the path to liberation. Meditation is a wonderful method to focus the untamed mind (the flibbertigibbet, the idle chattering), and so tame it. But meditation practice itself can … Continue reading →

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REACHING A CROSSROAD; FINDING DZOGCHEN

Posted on October 28, 2014 by tony

Reaching a Crossroad; Finding Dzogchen Life is about finding Dzogchen. Dzogchen is a Tibetan word for empty essence. You are Dzogchen! Dzogchen has three qualities: empty essence, cognisant nature and unconfined compassion: the three Kayas. This is you! There are … Continue reading →

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SUBTLE DISTINCTION BETWEEN CLARITY OF MIND AND CLARITY OF ESSENCE

Posted on December 16, 2013 by tony

Subtle distinctions between clarity of mind and clarity of essence  There is meditation with effort, and there is effortless non-meditation.  We use meditation techniques to arrive at clarity: having arrived, the techniques are dropped. This is a very subtle matter, … Continue reading →

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