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"You've got to do Ngondro before you can do Dzogchen!" Dzogchen dates back to 8th century. Ngondro was invented in the 16th century.
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David Chapman
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@Shibumizo If you can point me to historical sources, would greatly appreciate!
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妙 悟
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11. lis 2015. |
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@Meaningness Here's some of what Dzogchen Ponlop says about that: books.google.com/books?id=yBKHS…
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Thomas Garnett
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11. lis 2015. |
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@Shibumizo Just sayin' tsegyalgar.org/localcenters/n…
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妙 悟
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11. lis 2015. |
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@garnetttom Yes, Jim Valby. Thanks. In the Internet subculture on Dzogchen, the hard-core Tibetan people think he's the anti-Buddha
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David Chapman
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11. lis 2015. |
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.@Shibumizo This is a really important point! Have draft blog post about it, but not found details of history of ngondro’s invention.
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Malcolm 🙃cean
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Searched twitter for ngöndro to see what Dave might have written about it and came across this thread. And I believe that draft was finished & published a month ago!
And I'm in favor of following up on open threads on twitter, no matter how old 😛
vividness.live/2019/07/05/som… pic.twitter.com/md78BAGms4
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