Transferring consciousness, a prelude to an upcoming thread.
A yogi experience?
No, actually, this method of transferring the consciousness comes from the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha. It’s not the fabrication of some Tibetan monks. It was given by Shakyamuni, passed down
A yogi experience?
No, actually, this method of transferring the consciousness comes from the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha. It’s not the fabrication of some Tibetan monks. It was given by Shakyamuni, passed down
through the oral transmission lineage, came to Tibet, and is now part of the Tibetan tradition. Who has to practice the transference of consciousness and what are its benefits?First of all, from the Buddhist point of view, human life and death are equally important events.
There’s no reason to think that life is important and death is bad, unimportant. You should not think that way. Both are important. We all want a happy life, don’t we? Himalayan yogis, however, prefer a happy death. They don’t want a death that’s disastrous, unhappy or confused.
Of course, those who have attained enlightenment in their lifetime don’t need to transfer their consciousness, but those who have not and have to take another life do need to do so. Certain overwhelming conditions such as serious disease or wrong thinking grasping and attachment
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