Mingyur Rinpoche on the difference between Dzogchen and Mahamudra

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In this Dharma Chats clip, Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche explains the differences between Dzogchen, Mahamudra, and Vipassana/Vipashyana meditation.

[@dokalladakh4966]

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[@Ansh-vajra]

Very nice

[@tokebarfod6670]

Cool!

[@sallielim5377]

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[@psicoterapiacamilafonseca]

Would you be open to approach rupert spira and do an open dialogue with him to see what is the difference in what he is saying and in these teaching?

[@DanielAitken]

Sounds like it would be an interesting conversation.

[@psicoterapiacamilafonseca]

Awesome! Will you do it? He seems to be open to several people for dialogues which get posted on his podcasts.

[@DanielAitken]

@@psicoterapiacamilafonseca Yes, I'm open to it if schedules align... and if something develops then please reach out at: wisdomexperience.org/contact/. Thanks for the idea!

[@ajwiebusch212]

​@@Cavernicola_Like what? And, do those different meanings really have different meanings? Language is inherently limited, so could they still be pointing at the same sort of experience?

[@ajwiebusch212]

@@Cavernicola_ Thanks for clarifying 🙂 I'm still learning but realize English really sucks haha, it's been a struggle to try and parse some things. I think my confusion comes from Advaita saying all things have the same sort of God essence? Brahmin I suppose? "I am that" for example, being pure consciousness and it sounds a lot like Buddha nature. But Advaita adds an inherent personal identity to it also that Buddhism does not? Is this an accurate or confused interpretation?

[@amalachew321]

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