Meditations of a Yogi

The Six Yogas

“By keeping the mind in its natural state, the karmic winds will stop by themselves

- this is the practice of inner heat.

When the karmic winds have stopped, the body will appear like a reflection in a mirror

- this is the second yoga of the illusory body.

When all phenomena appear as unestablished

- that is the third yoga, dream yoga.

When the body and all appearances are vividly clear unceasing luminosity

- that is the fourth yoga, clear light.

When realization is not fixed,
neither in samsara nor in nirvana

- that is the fifth yoga, the intermediate state.

And when realization moves beyond grasping at either subject or object

- that is the sixth yoga, transference.”

- Drukpa Kunley

“Tales of a Mad Yogi: The Life and Wild Wisdom of Drukpa Kunley”

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The Six Yogas

“By keeping the mind in its natural state, the karmic winds will stop by themselves

- this is the practice of inner heat.

When the karmic winds have stopped, the body will appear like a reflection in a mirror

- this is the second yoga of the illusory body.

When all phenomena appear as unestablished

- that is the third yoga, dream yoga.

When the body and all appearances are vividly clear unceasing luminosity

- that is the fourth yoga, clear light.

When realization is not fixed,
neither in samsara nor in nirvana

- that is the fifth yoga, the intermediate state.

And when realization moves beyond grasping at either subject or object

- that is the sixth yoga, transference.”

- Drukpa Kunley

“Tales of a Mad Yogi: The Life and Wild Wisdom of Drukpa Kunley”

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