This blog is the fifth installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers…
This blog is the fourth installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers…
This blog is the third installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers…
This blog is another installment in a series of recent conversations between Adi Suyash and one of his disciples on Tantric Buddhism. These conversations are lucid and spontaneous, the questions are asked on the spot, unplanned, and the answers are…
This is a transcript of a recent verbal conversation between Adi Suyash and one of his sādhikās, addressing some of her questions about Tibetan Buddhism. The discussion explores yogic visualization and symbolic deity practices, examining how identification can expand from…
Adi Suyash: Because the mind has already created fixed categories: this should be enjoyed, that should not; this is good, that is bad. Remove these categories, and possessiveness (parigraha) will dissolve on its own. Isn’t that so? Simply enjoy everything.…
आदि सुयश: क्योंकि उसके मस्तिष्क में श्रेणियाँ (categories) निर्धारित हैं—कि इसका आनंद लेना चाहिए और इसका नहीं; यह अच्छा है और यह बुरा है। यदि उन श्रेणियों को हटा दो, तो परिग्रह (possessiveness) अपने आप समाप्त हो जाएगा। है या…
