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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2011 · 37 MIN

28 Settling the Mind in its Natural State, part 1

from Fall 2011 Shamatha Retreat · host B Alan Wallace

This is the most used method in the Dzogchen tradition. Allowing thoughts, images, perceptions to arise in the space of the mind without labeling, categorizing, preference. Watch them arise from the space of the mind and return into it. The object of meditation is the space of the mind. If nothing seems to be arising in the mind, try generating a discursive thought such as “What is mind?” and don’t try to answer it, just watch it. Meditation starts at 9:08

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