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Dzogchen is not mere license; when the practitioner does not find him or herself in the non-dual state of contemplation, he or she has the commitment to uninterruptedly maintain the presence of awareness-awareness in this case meaning the type of attention that is aware of the effects and consequences of one's actions. As has already been noted, th
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Tara Brach • Radical Acceptance
RAIN is a useful acronym for the four key principles of mindful transformation of difficulties. RAIN stands for Recognition, Acceptance, Investigation, and Nonidentification.