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Ted Biringer
After a talk, Jenny asked, "Is the unnamable void the same thing as the true mind? " Louie Wing said, "The ‘ unnamable void ’ and the ‘ true mind ’ are both provisional terms... More »
Ted Biringer
When I talk to you about the unnamable void and ceasing conceptualization, you should be careful about attaching to names and getting caught up conceptualizing about them. The unnamable void is not apart from the... More »
Ted Biringer
Do you want to know a way in? Listen! Let go of all your ideas and preconceived notions about right and wrong, ordinary and holy. When thoughts arise, let them arise, observing them from the... More »
Ted Biringer
Thoughts, distractions, temptations, emotions, desires, fears, and passions, are all concomitant with being a human being, where could you ever escape them? It is while you are right in the middle of these that you... More »
Ted Biringer
. As long as you continue to indulge yourselves in conceptual pursuits discerning what is spiritual and what is mundane, you will continue to be controlled by delusion. No matter how great your learning and... More »
Ted Biringer
Danielle asked, "Is there any practice that is best for awakening?" Louie Wing said, "The practice of ceasing conceptualization is best. If you can simply cease from habitual discrimination, your own luminous awareness will shine... More »
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