#trungpa

[jareckiworld]

Francesco Clemente — Trungpa (mixed media on canvas 2012)

[ksjanes]

Meditation is not a matter of beginning to set foot on the path; it is realizing that you are already on the path—fully being in the nowness of this very moment—now, now, now. You do not actually begin because you have never really left the path.” ― Chögyam Trungpa

[unabbozzo]

The Myth of Freedom. Much of the poison also winds up being the pleasure. Grateful to Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche and the grasp he had on the English language.

[kawaiipeacefire]

The problem seems to be the attitude that the pain should go, then we will be happy. That is our mistaken belief. The pain never goes, and we will never be happy. That is the truth of suffering, duhkha satya. Pain never goes; we will never be happy. There's a mantra for you. It's worth repeating. You've got the initiation now: you've got the mantra.

Chogyam Trungpa

[ksjanes]

Basic goodness is savoring a flower, which has its own distinction and its own togetherness. It is together, at the same time both inviting and wild. There is no purpose, it just comes along on the spot, it is basic goodness.

Inspiration from the words of Trungpa

[terre-est-mer-de-sens]

[mmmh-ecran-et-crane]

1331 LUS (DR) NEWS NEWS NEWS C'est lui qui a démonté cette "vision d'ingénieur" de l'esprit humain conçu comme une machine, une sorte d'ordi

[julianworker]

20th February - Shambhala

20th February – Shambhala

I am reading Shambhala : The Sacred Path of the Warrior by Chogyam Trungpa. In the chapter on Authentic Presence are written the following words. The way of exercising inscrutability is that you don’t spell out the truth. You imply the truth, with wakeful delight in your accomplishment. What is wrong with spelling out the truth? When you spell out the truth it loses its essence and becomes…

View On WordPress