Stabilizing recognition of awareness
In Dzogchen, the first glimpse of rigpa may be brief and easily lost. Stabilizing recognition means learning to remain in awareness continuously, in meditation and daily life.
In Dzogchen, the first glimpse of rigpa may be brief and easily lost. Stabilizing recognition means learning to remain in awareness continuously, in meditation and daily life.
In Dzogchen, challenges and difficulties are not seen as hindrances but as opportunities. Obstacles become the very path when recognized within awareness.
Difficult circumstances—illness, loss, conflict, or fear—are unavoidable in life. In Dzogchen, these are not seen as obstacles but as opportunities to deepen recognition of awareness.
In Dzogchen, early glimpses of rigpa are fragile and easily lost. Stabilization means that recognition of awareness becomes continuous, effortless, and integrated into all states of being.