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Bodhi Vol. 6, No. 3 (Summer 2004) (BODHI ARCHIVE)

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FEATURE: Madhyamaka
THE MIDDLE WAY

Like A Dream
by Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche
One of the major differences between the Autonomy and the Consequence school is that, whereas the Autonomy school divides the relative appearances into correct appearances, like those that appear during the daytime, and incorrect appearances, like those that appear in dreams, the Consequence school makes no such distinction. In their view, there is no difference between the quality of appearances in the day and in a dream. 14


Appearing, Yet Empty:
The Middle Way View of Shunyata

by The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
In each of the Three Turnings, Buddha presented the "right view" for each stage. This is very important to understand at the beginning because, without having the right view, one cannot find the right path. Without discovering the right path, one will not meet with the right realizations or experiences. Without realizing the nature of mind correctly there is no way to free ourselves from samsara. 26

How to Study
From Chidon: An Introduction to Madhyamaka

by Ven. Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche
We may think that study is only important at the beginning of our path, and that when the meaning becomes clearer and we become more aware of the essence of phenomena, we should concentrate on meditation. But if you look at the example of the great realized teachers, you will find that they are always reading, whether it is for their own benefit of for that of others. 30


TEACHINGS
Excerpt from "Music in the Sky": Emptiness
by the Seventeenth Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje
While we are meditating, the meaning of emptiness will naturally dawn in our minds. It is through the stages of practice that the nature of emptiness arises in our mind. First, if we do not know the true nature of emptiness, we should come to know it. Once we know it, we should become familiar with it. Only after this will meditation allow primordial wisdom to dawn within. 6

SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT

Developing Equanimity, The Root of Loving-Kindness
by The Dalai Lama

ARTICLES

Writing About The Karmapa:
How The Pages Came Together

by Michelle Martin

DEPARTMENTS

Seeds & Sprouts: October's Lie
by Rachel Pradhan 38

Teaching Schedule of Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche 43

Teaching Schedule of The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche 50

Words of Wisdom: Crossword 60

Little Known Stories of the Lineage
by Shari Cuzelis 38

Bodhi Directory 63


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