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Pointing Out the Great Way: The Stages of Meditation in the Mahamudra Tradition Daniel Brown
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This is the way.” According to Dzogchen instructions, what is pointed out is called rigpa, which is the intrinsic original wakefulness that is present within you. The meditation approach of Mahamudra as found in the Tibetan Kagyu tradition and the Dzogchen approach from the Nyingma tradition are identical in essence—you may follow one or the other—however, each has its own unique instructions. As the Mahamudra tradition succinctly puts it, “All is Mind. And there are other some of the most advance meditation teachers, not a lot but some of them who have come to the west have also taken this approach, that the Mahamudra tradition should be offered widely. Tags: Pointing Out the Great Way The Stages of Meditation in the Mahamudra Tradition eBook Daniel Brown Ph.D., Robert Thurman, Robert A.F. Your fear of death begins to subside, and you actually begin to feel, in a concrete and palpable way, the open and transparent nature of your own being. Once it is pointed out you recognize rigpa and sustain it. This spiritual manual describes mahamudra meditation from the perspective of the gradual path, a progressive process of training that is often contrasted to sudden realization. And you know And really I would say from 1987 until probably 2007 or 2005 when I moved to Crestone, Colorado, and really began teaching openly I was trying to figure out how to do it. Brown in Pointing Out the Great Way, The Stages of Meditation in the Mahamudra Tradition, 2006, Wisdom Publications, Boston. But now you know I feel like wow, okay, great. In this article, Ken Wilber offers an in-depth description of each of the major state-stages of meditative practice—ranging from psychic absorption, to subtle illumination, to causal transcendence, to the ultimate nondual embrace of Form and Emptiness.