Pure vision and the vision of the Guru: A phenomenology of bewilderment
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https://doi.org/10.32351/rca.v3.2.45Keywords:
Guru, Pure Vision, Mystic Humanism, Dzogchen, Self Revelation, Tantra, Kashmir Shavism, BewildermentAbstract
Understanding the nature of the guru can be bewildering. A source of this bewilderment is that many people think the guru is person, the guru is not a person. The true and pervasive nature of the guru can be concealed and the power of the guru limited and anthropomorphized, and politicized. To use Heideggarian language the ontic dimension will become the focus and the ontological dimension foreclosed. In fact, the guru is not an entity, the guru is not a thing, and the guru is not even a being. The guru is the field of being. The guru is the field of Beingâ's manifestation of self -revelation. The guru is the radiance of primordial awareness. The guru is your own awareness.
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Dudjom Lingpa's Visions of The Great Perfection, Translated by Alan Wallace 2015
The Prayer of Calling The Lama From Afar: A Spontaneous Song Of The Original Nature from: Yeshe Melong Dudjom Tersar Ngondro 1992
Wisdom Nector: Dudjom Rinpoche's Heart Advice, Translated by Ron Gary, Snow Lion Publicatons 2005
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