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The stream of consciousness, which is empty,
is carried away by thoughts that are likewise empty.
Whatever we do, for good or ill, it is our mind that is the true agent.
This is how mind falls and remains in the six realms of samsara. It is the mind itself that fabricates samsara, and it does so because it fails to recognize its own nature.
~~ H.E.¢¸th Miling Khenchen Rinpoche
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Feeling:
Feeling is the lasso that binds mind and object together;
When you know it as nondual sameness, it is Chenrezi-
It is none other than the Sublime Bountiful Lasso.
In the realization of same taste, recite the six-syllable mantra.
It is the conjunction of the body with the mind that enables feelings of pleasant and unpleasant, happiness and suffering, to arise. When your body feels some minute pain, such as the prick of a thorn, the reason you dislike it is that you believe in the notion of an individual self. You therefore think, "Me....my body... my happiness... my suffering." The fact that when other people experience exactly the same pain it hardly bothers you at all is proof of the extent to which you believe in an "I".
This skandha, feeling, is the bond that ties you to the three worlds of existence. Feeling is the basic reaction of like and dislike that occurs when you encounter anything in the phenomenal world. It comes about through the functioning of the sense organs and their corresponding consciousness. if you examine it, you will recognize it to be devoid of any real entity; feeling then becomes the wisdom of sameness, and its nature is none other than the aspect of Chenrezi known as the Bountiful Lasso, Amoghapasha in Sanskrit. ¢w Minling Khenchen Rinpoche /
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