Thread by @ADalassio

ORT. Final chapter. Atto XXXIV aka the whispering thread.
Interactions should go down after this.
'And he that sat upon the throne said, Behold, I make all things new."
Could be interpreted as: a new cycle/age will begin. How does one die well? The answer, my few friends, is

blowing in the Tibetan winds. Let's talk about the Himalayan yogic experience of transference of consciousness, po-wa.
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. The question is 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 the Journey and death is the Void at the end, the Abyss that will annihilate you. You should not think that way. Both are important, actually as you will see, a good death is more rewarding

than a life well lived.
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 continue along the Path to full awareness, do need to do so. Certain overwhelming conditions, such as

serious disease or wrong thinking, grasping and attachment, create a disastrous situation at the time of death and can prevent yogis from dying a perfect death, so yogis practice the methods for transferring the consciousness before such conditions arise.

Because of the Grey Illusion imposed upon us, most of us are trapped in the Material plane of existence, incapable or unwilling to escape, cycle after self-delusional cycle.
Yoghis, though train in such a way that they facilitate the transfer of their consciousness out of their

own hallucinatory reality and free themselves from fear and a disastrous death. So when they feel they are free, that the time is right for them to transfer their consciousness, they can do it by applying the appropriate technical meditation.I’m not just talking philosophy here.

Many Tibetan monks and meditators have utilized these techniques when the time has been right For example I was told that after the Chinese conquered Tibet in 1959 many ordinary monks employed these methods to happily leave this life because they felt they no longer had the right

to exercise their religious faith. I believe it is vital for us Westerners to know about this because our culture has largely neglected conscious phenomena and the ability to use our mind meaningfully and instead have busied ourselves within the material plane.

Consequently, I trust you will agree that it would be of paramount importance to introduce the idea that we have the power to eliminate disastrous life situations by eradicating the fear of death and learn to detach ourselves from the material viscous grasp.

Anybody can do this because all of us have buddha potential. It exists within all, It’s important to recognize that the primary resource of all happiness, misery, fear and confusion is the mind, not the physical body,

but to fully understand our mind we need to investigate it. Understanding the Divine nature of our mind and its correlation with the true essence of our reality is also the way to begin our ascension, free from fear and illusory attachments. Ça va sans dire, that it's not easy.

To be continued. Good night.
Hopelessly passing your time in the grassland away
Only dimly aware of a certain unease in the air
You better watch out
There may be dogs about
I've looked over Jordan, and I have seen
Things are not what they seem.