1. There are numerous sidetracks which lead to birth.
2. There are many things for us because we are not really
transcendental at all.
3. The yidams allow you to stop caring altogether.
4. When fruit is ripe, it automatically falls away.
5. When we awaken, we refuse to see its simplicity, the rugged
quality of the Buddha within oneself.
6. If we really let go of one's imagination and dream, then,
equally, one is holding a lump of rock.
7. The emotions play the role of cold icy water, you accept it.
8. That is the true meaning of "the meeting of the illness in
your sacred books."
9. The problem lies in the sense of humor. It is a description
of an enlightened being, "-- because he feels dejected,
helpless, and so on."
10. If you want to run away from temptation, we become
vegetarians.
11. There is an accumulation of a second.
12. They are dancing around us and the dark, the good side, in
order to comfort us.
13. Patience also feels space.
14. Every texture we perceive has some spiritual implication
automatically, and we attempt to anchor ourselves to the
"promised land."
15. Vajra is the interesting point. I think it will work.
16. Imagine if we proceed further and examine the Buddhist path
from beginning to end, from the other direction as well.
17. You realize that openness is complete peace in all directions,
so that pleasure is regarded as knowledge.