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This unceasing compassionate energy is described as: | This unceasing compassionate energy is described as: | ||
*unconfined, | |||
*unobstructed, and | |||
*all-pervasive. | |||
It too possesses three wonderful qualities: | It too possesses three wonderful qualities: | ||
*the wisdom that knows, | |||
*the compassion that is loving and caring, and | |||
*the power that is able to liberate, protect, and benefit beings and fulfil the enlightened activity of the buddhas. </blockquote> | |||
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Revision as of 12:58, 20 August 2011
The Ground of Dzogchen is described as being endowed with three qualities―essence, nature and compassionate energy. The third quality of the Ground is its compassionate energy (Tib. ཐུགས་རྗེ་ . Wyl. thugs rje).
Just as the sky and sunlight are indivisible, so the empty essence and cognizant nature are always a unity. This inseparability or unity is called ‘compassionate energy’, the manifestation of the compassionate energy of the enlightened mind.
This unceasing compassionate energy is described as:
- unconfined,
- unobstructed, and
- all-pervasive.
It too possesses three wonderful qualities:
- the wisdom that knows,
- the compassion that is loving and caring, and
- the power that is able to liberate, protect, and benefit beings and fulfil the enlightened activity of the buddhas.