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Tara who bestows supreme powers😇
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People try spirituality to achieve realization. The true realization is to achieve kind heart. Other than that, there is nothing really that is useful.Nothing else. Realistically there is good and bad. The things that we can complete trust, that will never betray us or fail us, are kindheartedness and bodhicitta
_ KANGAROO LA❣️🙏❣️

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There's a famous saying in Sanskrit from the Bhagavad Gita that says, "Mana eva manushyanam Karanam Bandha mokshayoh."
Which translates: "As the mind, so the person; bo***ge or liberation are in your own mind." Or in other words - it's all in your mind... if you think you are bound - you are bound. If you think you are free - you are free ❣️🙏🏻❣️

🙏HH the 17th Karmapa is talking about meditation techniques. "Really there isn't all that much in terms of meditation techniques for us to do, main point is learn to relax our mind and learning to just let it go, that's the mean point of meditation. In practice of shamata or calm abiding, main instruction is to allow our mind to rest one pointedly on an object. All energy of mind are gathered in..like pouring water in a single pipe."

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💙🙏💚Happy DAKINI Day 💚😇💙Padmasambhava, the great Eight Century Enlightened Yogi of Tibet, “reasoned that women are better equipped to realize the wisdom of the teachings…”

Just as true wisdom is “elusive”, the female enlightened, in the form of Dakinis, is very “elusive and playful.” Dakinis recognize that true wisdom does not come from intellectual debate and meditative contemplation alone. The elusive wisdom of Dakinis is the ultimate wisdom of Emptiness.

Today, we celebrate Dakini Day, dedicating practice to the Wisdom Dakinis (Female Enlightened) and offering Tsog (for some practitioners.)

More about Dakinis

Khandro Rinpoche defines the authentic dakini principle as “a very sharp, brilliant wisdom mind that is uncompromising, honest, with a little bit of wrath.”

Dakini’s have always been a part of Buddhism, starting with the Jataka’s (stories of Buddha’s former lives) in which “divine beings are described as travelling through the air. In Sanskrit, such a being is called a dakini, a term generally translated as “space-goer,” “celestial woman,” or “cloud fairy.”” [Citation in feature, link below]

Dakinis are typically thought of as the emanation of the “Enlightened Mind” understanding Emptiness. Another concept usually tied to Dakini practice is “bliss” — the state of blissful awareness of emptiness.

It is a wonderful experience to have a moment that realizes emptiness, a feeling of joy-bliss rather than “nothingness.” This is why Dakinis are often portrayed as active, dancing, joyful or fierce, naked and unencumbered.

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Vincas have been used to treat diabetes, high blood pressure and have been used as disinfectants and anti-cancer🙏🏻

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“It is said that among the female disciples of the lord Buddha, the one with the greatest wisdom and greatest confidence was named Arya Kshema. This shows that female monastics were the same as male monastics, and were able to achieve the highest realization,” the Gyalwang Karmapa explained. “But the most important thing is that in this day and age, women monastics are indispensible for upholding the Buddha’s teachings.”
–The 17th Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje