The Intermediate practice is examining inseparability, and that one is inseparable from the reality that one creates. There is tremendous empowerment in living with the understanding of inseparability forefront. But, what is inseparability? An example will help the mind wrap around it. For instance, wetness is inseparable from water. Water, in a liquid state, is … More Intermediate: the wetness of water
Reality is what one makes of it. Truth be told, reality is only what one makes of it. In other words, one’s reaction and relation to anyone or anything is one’s reality to that person, place, or thing. The simplicity of this fact – that reality is truly in one’s mind – means that one … More Intermediate: Reality
Mahamudra is a Sanskrit word. Maha means great – as in universal, limitless, beyond comprehension and conceptualization. Mudra has several layers of meaning. First is the common mean: a posture or movement with a part of the body, such as hands. The reason for the mudra, however, is not often understood. The mudra is a … More Mahamudra 1