@chaweonkoo: #buddhism

morganelizabeth91 :

I have such a deep reverence and respect for other belief systems. there isnt a single culture i havent learned from. Humanity to me is like a diamond every group of people is has a facet of shining light and truth. how lucky are we to know one another 🥹

pickledDee13 :

Om Mani Padme Hum 🪷

augustoliverjohn :

Also super interested in a dark retreat. Can’t find a lot of info on it. I’m going to start reading the cycle of day and night by namkhai norbu too

Salah :

so basically just like Obi-Wan turning into a force ghost right before he got struck by Darth Vader?

gelato :

This book changed my life. I had so much loss in my life In a short time and then I read this. Buddhist philosophy saved my life

Alchemyflow.art :

This book helped me release the fear of death.

bitch_peas :

That is poetic

pendulum :

DrFordMusic :

Honest question: I studied Buddhism at Shaolin for three years, meditation kung fu etc. where does Chen Buddhist separate from Vajrayana, and I’m super surface level child student

Poney Duck :

Chaweon, i highly appreciate your perspective! would you please speak more on sleep yoga?

MrsWhippits :

what does one do in dream yoga? Is it a process of recognising symbols from the unconscious like Jung talked about or something different?

Sam T. Lam :

You are one of my favorite creators and communicators. I wish I had had your insights back when I was starting my esoteric journey, especially LHP praxis, decades ago. 🙏🏼

Tony Romeo :

yep...

zenryrollins :

This is my first time coming across your channel and it's incredible. I'm about to spend all day going through your vids lol. I'm a buddhist practicing in the Karma Kagyu tradition, and also very interested in the occult/esoterica. Thanks for the great content!

k7ler :

nice

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Noel Alumit :

This book convinced me I'm Buddhist.

Tyler Rowell :

The book, “The Tibetan Yoga of Dream and Sleep” is awesome 👏🏼

JAC :

o wow I haven't seen this account in a while im glad I found you again

mattiej :

I read the Tibetan Book of Living and Dying 'for fun' in college

Mananana :

I started writing a comment even before you mentioned my yidam. I’ve been working with Vajrayogini for over 30 years now and it’s an absolutely incomprehensible concept for anyone that hasn’t taken the first step. In my experience, bodhisattva vows are the first step. Why would you seek the diamond vehicle if not for the benefit of all beings?

Moxie Magnus :

As a secular Buddhist I don’t live for heaven. The future of every living person is death. It is verifiable. All concocted things disintegrate. The acceptance of death is fundamental to Buddhism. I think different forms of Buddhism have different views on Death and enlightenment that are not essential to the path.

Tom yum :

its called chyuti chitta very interesting concept