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      • "Ananda! That is not your mind!
      • Nevertheless
      • Though Ananda Heard
    • From Thrangu Rinpoche >
      • The 9 Stages of Resting the Mind
      • Mindfulness and Awareness
      • Before Meditating
      • The All Base Consciousness
      • Consciousness is Always Emptiness
    • From Kalu Rinpoche >
      • Buddha Nature
      • Song of Mindfulness
      • Where is It?
      • Mind, Karma, Ego-formation
      • Single Sufficient Virtue
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      • Your Present Natural Awareness
      • Unobstructed Knowing
      • Originally Pure Awareness
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    • Usnisavijaya Dharani
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    • The Tibetan Book of The Dead
    • Concise Introduction to Inner Radiance
    • The Dissolution Phases
    • Introduction to the Inner Radiance of the Path
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    • A Daily Practice for Recognizing the Inner Radiance PDF
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    • On How To Die
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April 19, 2018

4/19/2018

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The 2018 Schedule is posted.
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March 30th, 2017

3/30/2017

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A teaching given by Kalu Rinpoche in 1982 has been added, Mind, Karma and Ego-formation
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December 08th, 2016

12/8/2016

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A new web page has been added in the Death and Dying section,  A Daily Practice For Recognizing the Inner Radiance at the Time of Death.  If we make aspirations now to Recognize the Inner Radiance, it might provide the spark  we need to awaken us from our confusion at that time.
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For the KOC Sangha, Actual and Imagined

1/10/2016

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Nothing like a blog to add more thoughts to an already over crowded mind...

With that in mind, the purpose of this blog is so that the Sangha that we know and meditate with and the online virtual  Sangha, can ask questions and communicate with each other. 


​The blog will also announce schedule updates.

Our meditation and dharma practice does not need to be complicated; simple can be profound if it is done with compassion, mindfulness and diligence.   
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Web site feedback is welcome.

zopa




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