Recognizing Your Buddha Nature in the Bardos

 

Living, Dying, and Beyond: Mahamudra Wisdom for the Bardo States with Mingyur Rinpoche March 15–17 The bardo teachings of Tibetan Buddhism are profound and precious teachings that address both how to approach the transitory, momentary experiences of this life and how to use this wisdom to navigate the process of our own dying and rebirth. March 15-17, Mingyur Rinpoche will help us navigate these bardos in the upcoming online event Living, Dying, and Beyond: Mahamudra Wisdom for the Bardo States. Learn more and register here “The main purpose of all these bardo teachings, the ultimate purpose, is to recognize our true nature,” Mingyur Rinpoche said. “What we sometimes call ‘buddha nature,’ or ‘enlightened nature.’ The experiential level is that we have this mind – our true nature, the fundamental nature of our mind – and how we can eventually ‘get there’ and recognize that. “Our true nature – the buddha nature – is like the sun. The particular moment in between — the bardo — is like when the clouds have a bit of a gap or crack. Through this crack, the sunlight manifests. If you recognize that, then through that light, you can reach the sun. Then, you will achieve enlightenment. You will recognize your true nature more quickly; it becomes a shortcut.” Register for Living, Dying, and Beyond: Mahamudra Wisdom for the Bardo States with Mingyur Rinpoche today! NOTE: This program is open for everyone. Learning every moment, Tergar Learning Community