5. The Impact of Our Actions on Experience

Chapter 5 of “Buddhahood Without Meditation

[…] beings. So every one of these senses of self has a distorted way of experiencing the world. And this [unclear] gives rise to what we call the six realms and all of this stuff, and because of that distortion or those distortions, then because it’s based on the projections and not on what actually is, […]

5. The Impact of Our Actions on Experience

2. Intention, Alignment, and the Sword of Awareness

Chapter 2 of “The Warrior’s Solution

[…] more complex practice. The intention is to help you get in touch with intention. This is a first, or the first two actually, of the series of six practices that we’re going to work with in the next few days. And they’re all outlined in here, rather than you having taking notes like mad […]

2. Intention, Alignment, and the Sword of Awareness

15. Entering Experience Through Giving and Taking

Chapter 15 of “Mind Training in Seven Points

[…] generating a form, then it’s more appropriate for you to do taking and sending with a person or sentient being; it could be from one of the six realms or something like that. Give it a concrete form. And that’s not going to diminish the effectiveness of the practice. That’s just gonna be the technique […]

15. Entering Experience Through Giving and Taking

7. Being No One: The Courage to Live Without Identity

Chapter 7 of “A Trackless Path I

[…] your question I’m inferring that you’re thinking of situations where you’re encountering say greed: hungry ghosts. Valerie: Yeah I mean, you’d told me to go through the six realms and do it. But I know plenty of hungry ghosts in real life as well. Ken: Archetypal … yeah, okay so, yes thanks for reminding me. […]

7. Being No One: The Courage to Live Without Identity