Rangjung Rigpe Dorje (16th Karmapa)
> A potent, esoteric invocation by the 16th Karmapa that serves as a direct pointing-out instruction to the non-dual, luminous nature of mind, bridging devotional practice with the highest view of emptiness.
Tradition: Tibetan Buddhism (Kagyu) | Era: 20th Century (1924–1981) | Lineage: Kagyu (Tibetan Buddhism)
Episodes analyzed: 1 | Average depth: 5.0/10
Compiled Truth
The direct recognition that the mind's true nature is an unfabricated, self-radiant emptiness (Dharmakaya) which is the non-dual ground of both Samsara and Nirvana.
Key Teachings
1. The direct recognition that the mind's true nature is an unfabricated, self-radiant emptiness (Dharmakaya) which is the non-dual ground of both Samsara and Nirvana.