Same. I hope :( I'm an... Acquired taste 😅

He looks like he needs to chill

By gently bringing your focus to these spaces, you're training yourself to rest in the present moment, free from attachment to thoughts and distractions.

By simply labeling thoughts as "thinking", you reduce your engagement with the content of the thoughts and stay aware of their transitory nature.

Username of course

😅 I saw that post and your name and that's what my brain did lol

May all beings know Bodhicitta 🙏💚💚💚

Oh and his book "Cynicism and Magic" is good too. I'm pretty sure you can find them being read on YouTube :)

While not a sutta, Trungpa's own writings and teachings on Crazy Wisdom are essential to understanding how he navigated the boundary between madness and awakening.

Well, there are Trungpa's own "Crazy Wisdom" writings and teachings. "The Myth of Freedom" and "Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism".

"Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism" is worth looking into.

This post is very close to something he said lol

In his teachings, he highlighted the thin line between madness and enlightenment. He saw both as deeply connected to vulnerability and openness, but madness arises when we resist or try to control this state, while enlightenment involves surrendering to it with clarity and courage.

You would resonate with Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche.