[Buddha-l] As Swami goes, so goes the nation? (Dan Lusthaus and Richard P. Hayes)

Bernard Simon bernie.simon at gmail.com
Wed Apr 21 17:28:55 MDT 2010


Here is what Traga Rinpche had to say about the three natures, takenf  
rom my notes
>
> The Cittamatrin school divide phenomena into three kinds, the  
> imputed, the dependent, and the truly established. The imputed is  
> divided into variegated and the nonexistent. The variegated are  
> concepts like cups and pens. The nonexistent are like sky flowers  
> and son of a barren woman. The dependent are mistaken and  
> unmistaken. The mistaken are all phenomena as they appear to our  
> deluded mind. The unmistaken are the experience of a noble one in  
> post-meditation, where phenomena are seen as dreams. The truly  
> established is self cognizing awareness. It is free of the duality  
> of subject and object and action. Its cause is beyond  
> characteristics, its result is beyond aspiration, and its nature is  
> emptiness.


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