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Door to the Heaven

Well, that ended my next visit to Tibet.

I do not just travel on our Planet, but I find places that fill with Knowledge:

• Once it was Tiruvannamalai and Mount Arunachala in India
• Then a mystical place in South America
• And now Tibet.

Ha-Ha, the result of many years of practice of my Path, which I chose even before the incarnation in the body, gently flashes just by the presence of the moment, without a story about the past and the future, being replaced by itself.

Chetsun Senge Wangchuk (Implementation of the Rainbow Body).

In this series we will look at the great masters who made the transition through the phenomenon of dissolution of the body in glowing terms.

And the first of them: one of the masters of the transmission line Nyingthig, Chetsun Senge Wangchuk, who lived in the 11-12 century.

   He received this doctrine (the disappearance of space, dissolved in glowing terms) from his root guru adangme Lhungyal and also directly from Vimalamitra.

Chetsun Senge Wangchuk at the age of one hundred and twenty five years, disappeared into the heavens in a mass of rainbow light

Ayu Khandro (Implementation of the Rainbow Body).

In this series we will look at the great masters who made the transition through the phenomenon of dissolution of the body in glowing terms.

Today we will focus on the great yogi, the practice of Tibetan Buddhism, the great master Ayu Khandro Dorje woman Peldron (Ayu Khandro Dorje Peldron) (1839 - 1953).

In 1953, at the age of 115 years, Ayu Khandro left this world. A few weeks before his death, she had spent in communion with those who wanted to talk to her. She also handed out many of their valuables - such as his son Adzom Drukpa Adzomu gyeltsen Gyurme Dorje (1895-1959) she presented a precious statue of Padmasambhava, and Namkhai Norbu she left a gift in a little statue of Jamyang Khyentse.

After his death, she remained in meditation for two weeks, on completion of which, her body was very much reduced, that is considered a sign of successful completion of the Dzogchen practice.

The Six Yogas of Naropa.

The Six Yogas of Naropa is a system of practices first unified by Tilopa, but extended under the name of his disciple Naropa.

In the heyday of Tantric Buddhism in India, there were hundreds of Buddhist tantra systems, most of which belonged to the upper class of anuttara yoga tantra. Apparently initially, each tantra was a complete method for achieving awakening, but later the Mahasiddha yogis began to combine methods from different tantras to achieve the greatest effectiveness, which led to the emergence of such systems as the Six Yogas of Naropa, the Six Yogas of Sukhasiddhi and others.

The basis, path and purpose of these yogas is Mahamudra. These six practices are designed so that the practitioner learns to keep the clarity of consciousness always, in whatever state the body and mind are, in particular:

• wakefulness,
• dream with dreams,
  
• deep dream,

• meditation,
• dying and
•  the period between the death of the body and the conception of the next.

Tibetan Buddhism TODAY.

It is interesting that when Buddhism comes to mind in the mind of a Westerner, an association with Buddha Shakyamuni arises that is literally translated "Awakened Sage from the Shakya Family", who received the name Siddhatha Gotama (Pali) / Siddhartha Gautama (Sanskrit) at birth, which is translated (descendant of Gotama , successful in achieving the goals). Siddhartha Gautama himself reached enlightenment under the Bodhi tree about 2000 years ago. The remaining 45 years of his life, Buddha traveled along the Ganges River valley in central India in the company of his disciples and taught his Teaching to a wide variety of people.

But the main hero of modern Tibetan Buddhism, spread on the territory of Ladak (Little Tibet), is the outstanding yogi, Naropa, who achieved enlightenment and full realization under the guidance of Tilopa's teacher, and then revealed to the world the six principles of yoga Naropa. It is these 6 principles of Yoga Naropa that constitute today practices of modern Tibetan Buddhism.

Door to the Heaven.

At the time of this article, the players completed the route through the capital of Lesser Tibet, Lech, crossing it along the motorway, which is considered not only one of the most beautiful high-mountain roads in the world, but also the most difficult.
The main task of the players in this game journey was to meet with the spiritual inhabitants of the Himalayas.
Directly it sounded like this:
A trip to the region of northern India, called Little Tibet, is an exit to the territory that on our planet is the abode of higher beings who have achieved certain tasks of disidentification with the false and residing in the highest emanations.
Our task is to meet such creatures and get to know them and with this level of play.

Retreat in the monastery or deprivation of pleasure for the ego.

After the players could find a place that the Tibetans call "Door to the heaven", Rama changed the program of the game trip and canceled all trips on popular tourist routes (visiting a picturesque high-mountain valley, unusually beautiful high-mountainous lakes) and completely focused players on the impeccable practice of being present in the monastery. Retreat in a unique place was held from 4.30 to 22.00. The conditions under which the retreat was conducted were as much as possible favorable to the disidentification with false ego.
In addition, the retreat thinning the vibrations and perception of the players, brought them closer to the higher being who achieved realization and is in the highest emanation outside the body, here in the mountains of the Himalayas.

"Autobiography of Yoga" Paramahansa Sri Yogananda

THIS BOOK IS ADDED in the materials of the personal cabinet, in the section read (under the tag: BIOGRAPHIES OF GREAT YOGES).

"Autobiography of a yogi" refers to those rare books that, in addition to carrying certain knowledge, are also capable of revealing the mind and heart of the reader. Before you a vivid example of spiritual literature. And he was not written by a journalist or a foreign writer, but by an original Indian, a real yogi. This work reveals the most important spiritual wealth of this beautiful and ancient country.

This work will be extremely useful to all who embarked on the path of spiritual development.

In the wake of a 10-day retreat "Samadhi".

Gradually, we grow to the ability to consciously enter into higher states and stay in them all the more. Way rewards reality itself.

RAMA D. LEELA.

In the center of the Individual retreats "Samadhi" ended on 10 day retreat "Samadhi", with the participation of players who are ready for such a degree of complexity drawing of the Force.

The fact that the retreat program, compiled with naiintensivneyshey density practices. More intensive programs, this time interval, in the world of spiritual practice just does not happen. Retreat program begins at 4.30 and ends at 22.00 complicate not something that is impossible, and not even advisable. Further complexity is only possible by adding the number of days of the retreat (21 days or more) ... even traveled around the world, not just to find someone honest enough to bear such intensity. A group has been set up, about equal in strength to the players Leela Academy.