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• Articles/You Already Have What You’re Looking For (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  appreciation the foundation of our practice, every moment is filled with possibility. Originally published in the March 2019 Lion's Roar magazine and on
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• Articles/Dzogchen Explained (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  perfection—a perfection that will, in T.S. Eliot’s words, "fructify in the lives of others." In Wallace’s view, Dudjom Lingpa’s Pure Vision teachings can be boiled
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• Articles/Spotless from the Start (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  so we think, “That’s it; that’s what’s real,” without looking at what’s behind that. I would call it, “Emotion at first sight.” There’s another problem that
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• Articles/Everything’s Made of Mind (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  lives, and the world. Originally published in the March 2019 Lion's Roar magazine and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission. More on this item Close
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• Articles/Everything Is Buddhanature (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  published in the May 2015 Shambhala Sun magazine (presently Lion's Roar) and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission. More on this item Close Melissa
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• Articles/See the True Nature, Then Let Go and Relax in That (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  nature of the student’s mind, based on the student’s own experience and how the student is relating to appearances at the time. It’s a direct transmission
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• Articles/Lasting Happiness (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  core of our being. Originally published in the January 2012 Lion's Roar magazine and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission. More on this item Close
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• Articles/Does My Dog Have Buddhanature? (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  space. It’s fitting that, even now, he still cannot be fenced in. Originally published in the September 2019 Lion's Roar magazine and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced
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• Articles/Buddhanature: You're Perfect as You Are (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  September 2019 Lion's Roar magazine and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission. More on this item Close Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche Source Lion's Roar Magazine
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• Articles/The Path of Gratitude (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  temples and groups in North America, and it’s pretty common for people to ask, “So, what’s your prac­tice?” It’s a sort of icebreaker in the Bud­dhist world
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• Articles/The Lamp of Zazen (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  seeming and real. Dogen Zenji’s understanding, or teaching, of Zen is much simpler than that. The point of Dogen Zenji’s zazen is to live in each moment
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• Articles/Mind Is Buddha (category Lion's Roar Foundation) (section Wumen's Commentary)
  awakening to that truth. It’s no one else’s affair. Originally published in the March 2005 Buddhadharma magazine and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission
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• Articles/Impermanence is Buddha Nature (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission. More on this item Close Norman Fischer Source Originally published in the May 2012 Lion's Roar magazine and
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• Articles/The Clarity Aspect (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  pant and sweat, it’s just a dream. When we say, “It’s just a dream,” there’s sometimes a connotation that we despise it because it’s not real. But it doesn’t
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• Articles/Do you have buddhanature? (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  buddhanature is a kind of seed of buddhahood, or it’s a cause of it, or maybe it’s the foundation on which it all rests. Dogen, the founder of Soto Zen
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• Articles/Emptiness–Buddhanature (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  attains buddhahood. Originally published in the Fall 2003 Lion's Roar magazine and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission. More on this item Close
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• Articles/This Is My Mind, Luminous and Empty (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  with permission. Originally published in the March 2012 Lion's Roar magazine and on LionsRoar.com. Reproduced with permission. More on this item Close
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• Articles/Four Steps to Magical Powers (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  stage, we need to develop samadhi power for this wisdom to have a secure foundation. To do that, we cultivate dhyana. I’ve already described the four enhanced
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• Articles/Mind Is Empty and Lucid, Its Nature Is Great Bliss (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  confused; it is mere cognitive lucidity. Nevertheless, it functions as the foundation for accumulating negative habits and for misperceiving the existence of
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• Articles/Vajrayana Explained (category Lion's Roar Foundation)
  Similarly, merely receiving the introduction to your mind’s nature, the pointing out of your mind’s nature, does not remove your bewilderment or misapprehension
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