Lux Imago Dei
MichaelThe spiritual sibling of Lux Umbra Dei. Essays on View, Meditation, instructions, biographies, poems, and other whimsical matters. Intended for experienced meditators who are at a post graduate stage of their practice.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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A Strange Encounter
Years ago I, a bald-pated grey-robed monk at the time, was walking alone through a rural area of mixed forest and agricultural fields about five kilometers north of my monastery. An old Korean gentleman dressed in white came up the dirt pat...
A Koan
[Ch'an/Seon/Zen]
Longchenpa II
[Presented below is a rarely encountered writing of omniscient Longchenpa's, the khyung chen gshog rdzogs, ཁྱུང་ཆེན་རྫོགས་པ , a treatise on Trekcho, in particular its furthest reaches. It falls into a class of what are called restricted tex...
The Single Parent
Sometimes I feel as if I'm the single parent of both Life and Death. They're my children and depend on me but they're very demanding at times as well as prone to bossiness. As a good parent I don't take sides when they argue and usually the...
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Mountains, music, poetry, philosophy, mathematics. Last place runner, mediocre monk. Exemplars are Chinul, Longchenpa, Mipham, Dogen, Shardza T. Gyaltsen, Conway, Smullyan, t'Hooft, Wheeler, Snyder, Oliver.
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