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(([[Rigden]]) The [[Rigden]] is the [[Kings of Shambhala]] and they match the [[Bodhisattva’s]] of [[Devachan]]: | (([[Rigden]]) The [[Rigden]] is the [[Kings of Shambhala]] and they match the [[Bodhisattva’s]] of [[Devachan]]: | ||
| − | “The {{Wiki|imperial}} rulers of [[Shambhala]], who are called the [[Rigden Kings]], are inhabitants of the [[cosmic]] [[mirror]]. They are referred to as [[Wikipedia:Absolute (philosophy)|ultimate]] [[drala]]. When you [[contact]] the [[wisdom]] of the [[cosmic]] [[mirror]], you are meeting the [[Wikipedia:Absolute (philosophy)|ultimate]] [[dralas]], the [[Rigden kings]] of [[Shambhala]]. Their vast [[vision]] lies behind all the [[activities]] of mankind, in the open, [[unconditioned]] [[space]] of [[mind]] itself. In that way, they watch over and {{Wiki|protect}} [[human]] affairs, so to speak. This is quite different from the notion that the Rigdens are living on some [[celestial]] plane, from which they look down at the [[earth]].” | + | “The {{Wiki|imperial}} rulers of [[Shambhala]], who are called the [[Rigden Kings]], are inhabitants of the [[cosmic]] [[mirror]]. They are referred to as [[Wikipedia:Absolute (philosophy)|ultimate]] [[drala]]. When you [[contact]] the [[wisdom]] of the [[cosmic]] [[mirror]], you are meeting the [[Wikipedia:Absolute (philosophy)|ultimate]] [[dralas]], the [[Rigden kings]] of [[Shambhala]]. Their vast [[vision]] lies behind all the [[activities]] of mankind, in the open, [[unconditioned]] [[space]] of [[mind]] itself. In that way, they watch over and {{Wiki|protect}} [[human]] affairs, so to speak. This is quite different from the notion that the [[Rigdens]] are living on some [[celestial]] plane, from which they look down at the [[earth]].” |
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Latest revision as of 19:10, 19 November 2013
((Rigden) The Rigden is the Kings of Shambhala and they match the Bodhisattva’s of Devachan:
“The imperial rulers of Shambhala, who are called the Rigden Kings, are inhabitants of the cosmic mirror. They are referred to as ultimate drala. When you contact the wisdom of the cosmic mirror, you are meeting the ultimate dralas, the Rigden kings of Shambhala. Their vast vision lies behind all the activities of mankind, in the open, unconditioned space of mind itself. In that way, they watch over and protect human affairs, so to speak. This is quite different from the notion that the Rigdens are living on some celestial plane, from which they look down at the earth.”
