I find everyone has their very serious buttons, those buttons that when touched we get very serious, and that leads to anger. So if we are serious about our attachments we are serious about getting angry about someone or something interfering with our attachments. Attachment to anything but ultimately to the importance of our ego. In our western society we say that taking something seriously is a sign of maturity and discipline, but from a spiritual point of view discipline is perfect but being touchy is not, for example. But for example not being serious about a vow is not good. Not being serious about our spiritual practice is not good. Being disciplined is great, but practicing wisdom is fundamental and liberating, an ongoing process. I guess we always have to remember that the way we perceive our ego is mistaken, so there will be 360 degrees consequences to that mistake that sees an indipendent and totally separated from everything else ( self ) 😅 So in that sense we need to train to not take our perceptions seriously. And to investigate our perceptions and to remember we are dreaming 😀🙏
Hello and thank you for this very interesting video to Holecek and Wangyal Rimpoce ! I am studying Rimpoce's books, reading and rereading ( I plan to read them at least 7 times ) , I appreciate them very much. Rimpoce said in one youtube video that he spoke in one book about ' not being serious ' which is a potential for having problems. I have not found the book he talks about " not taking ourselves too seriously " Do you know which book it is ? Maybe he talks about it in this new book version of The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep ? I will buy it now ! Thank You and Tashi Delek 😃🙏
This was such a superb conversation. So many nuanced pointers on dharma itself and also the practice. Thank you very much 🙏
Two great teachers in one show!
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Great questions, directed to really interesting points.
Such a great interview! Thank you for this. The perfect interviewer to bring out this remarkable teacher.
I find everyone has their very serious buttons, those buttons that when touched we get very serious, and that leads to anger.
So if we are serious about our attachments we are serious about getting angry about someone or something interfering with our attachments.
Attachment to anything but ultimately to the importance of our ego.
In our western society we say that taking something seriously is a sign of maturity and discipline, but from a spiritual point of view discipline is perfect but being touchy is not, for example.
But for example not being serious about a vow is not good.
Not being serious about our spiritual practice is not good.
Being disciplined is great, but practicing wisdom is fundamental and liberating, an ongoing process.
I guess we always have to remember that the way we perceive our ego is mistaken, so there will be 360 degrees consequences to that mistake that sees an indipendent and totally separated from everything else ( self ) 😅
So in that sense we need to train to not take our perceptions seriously.
And to investigate our perceptions and to remember we are dreaming
😀🙏
Hello and thank you for this very interesting video to Holecek and Wangyal Rimpoce !
I am studying Rimpoce's books, reading and rereading ( I plan to read them at least 7 times ) , I appreciate them very much.
Rimpoce said in one youtube video that he spoke in one book about ' not being serious ' which is a potential for having problems.
I have not found the book he talks about " not taking ourselves too seriously "
Do you know which book it is ?
Maybe he talks about it in this new book version of The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep ?
I will buy it now !
Thank You and Tashi Delek 😃🙏
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Both of you..are insightful & wise…Thuje-chey 🙏🏿
very nice
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