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I can relate to the way this guy thinks about his relationship to Mahamudra lineage, especially with his connection to Trungpa, and tensions between individual practice and religious institution Inspired Thinkers: Chogyam Trungpa and the Kagyu Mahasiddhashttps://www.stitcher.com/s?eid=51774605&autoplay=1&refid=asi_twtr …
It would take a while to unpick all the ways in which I think it’s interesting, but if you’re looking for something to listen to and like meditation, you’ll probably enjoy this monologue-cast.
PS: why do we not have good voice-to-text software yet? Although there is something about spoken word which I appreciate, sometimes I wish I could just skim read a transcript.
"My relationship with this idea, technique, lineage is deep & intimate but also cautious, at times critical. Despite such resistance it is probably true to say that I am at heart more Kagyu than anything else; this continually ripens in a curious unfolding of immanence & history"
Although it doesn't really mean a whole lot, I can respect why someone might say they feel more _x_ than anything. Curious, how people are drawn to cultural spheres - and their way of thinking/behaving - even when they don't see those frames as their dominant group.
I will definitely check this out
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