dzogchen - the self perfected state

[fumanchaw]

"everyone usually has their own way of thinking and their own convictions about life, even if they can't always define them philosophically. all the philosophical theories that exist have been created by the mistaken dualistic minds of human beings. in the realm of philosophy, that which today is considered true, may tomorrow be proved to be false

Comments

[beatnikbetty]

werd.

[luminosity]

mistaken dualistic

I don't think that I think in dualistic phases nor is that my advocacy.

[arriya]

I sympathize with the problem of (irrelevant) intellectual works that aren't integrated with living our lives, but this is not a convincing argument that there is no objective truth or accessible knowledge or that our attempts to understand things by making appropriate distinctions are doomed to failure. Actually, it's not an argument at all.

[simplysakka]

Thanks for posting this. I've been reading about the dzogchen concept in Being Peace by Thich Nhat Hanh. I copied this to my journal. Thanks again.

[madhuri]

So true, and yet, I like to remember hot is hot and cold is cold, if I did not, I'm not sure what would happen, would my own beliefs in not sensing opposites keep me from being burned or freezing to death?