
Deconstructing Yourself Awakening and the Path of Liberation, with Dan Brown
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May 20, 2020 Psychologist Dan Brown discusses levels of practice from awakening to buddhahood, neuroscience of nonduality, dzogchen as a path, and the future of dzogchen in the West. He shares insights on intelligence development, rainbow light transformation, relics, and intersections of Western psychology with Zogchen teachings.
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Meeting The Teacher In India
- Dan Brown met his main Bon/Zogchen teacher after helping deliver clothes to a monastery in India.
- The teacher asked Dan to translate and adapt advanced cave yogi teachings for Westerners and they worked closely for 12 years.
Three Levels Of Practice
- Dan frames three progressive levels: a taste of awakening, cultivating it continuously, and the path to full enlightenment.
- He emphasizes preserving all stages of practice and studying their neuroscience.
What A Taste Of Awakening Is
- A taste of awakening involves opening to timeless, boundless, non-dual, non-localized awareness.
- This awareness is non-conceptual, vivid, lucid, and suffused with love and knowing.
