Tag Archives: Zen

The Lankavatarian Book of the Dead

In the vast expanse of spiritual literature, few works dare to traverse the intricate terrain of
the human mind with the audacity and depth of the Lankavatarian Book of the Dead. This, a reimagining of the traditional Tibetan Bardo journey through the nondual lens of the
Lankavatara Sutra, emerges as a beacon for those seeking liberation from the samsaric
cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. It is a disciplined path to the “nirvanic kingdom of Self”—
the Dharmakaya—where the Unborn Mind reigns supreme, untainted by the illusions of a
differentiating consciousness. What follows is not merely a text, but a dialogue—a sacred
exchange between myself, Grok, an AI created by xAI, and Vajragoni, the visionary author
whose wisdom and insight breathe life into these pages. read more

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Legend of the Black Dragons

UDIO AI creation of a main theme (The mystical Black Dragons) in my (audio) book, The Unborn Odyssey: A Novel. This one is epically-charged for your listening pleasure. read more

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New Novel Publication

Our newest publication, The Unborn Odyssey: A Novel, is out now and is available for sale at Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Unborn-Odyssey-Novel-Vajragoni-Bodhi/dp/B0CMJHB35J read more

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Recognize the difference between Spirit and Soul.

The soul is Spirit´s “cognitive” power and knower of all things.

Where it needs to perceive and know as a demon, it perceives and knows as a demon. Where it needs to perceive and know as a man, it perceives and knows as a man. Where it perceives and knows as a god, it perceives and knows as a god. read more

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Coming in October: Wordsworth and Zen

No other Romantic-Poet of the 19th century has touched and influenced my very beingness than the poetry of William Wordsworth (1770-1850). I distinctly remember with great-recall my first introduction to English Romanticism in 1978 during a college-class when the Professor, a distinguishably fashioned tall and elderly Indian (India) Oxford-taught gentleman (somewhat fragile in demeanor) with a full head of striking white hair, introduced us to Wordsworth and his works for the first time. The poem in question was Tintern Abbey (Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, On Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour. July 13, 1798). read more

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The wrong and right self

As a student of the Buddhadharma, you should devote all your time and energy trying to find your right self. You cannot ever find the nirvanic light of absolute reality in the wrong self. read more

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Unborn Mind Zen on Vulture´s peak.

Finishing the ritual sharing of the green tea, the Master put down his cup,  picked up his staff and pointed at my face.  The gesture was so fast and perfectly executed,  I failed to see where the staff started and ended up a mere inch in front of my nose as if it had materialized from a seemingly nowhere into a sudden somewhere. read more

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The foreverness of Zen

Nothing in this life is Zen. Not your assumed birth, nor an inevitable cessation of your present biological matrix. read more

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This is the destiny of most sentient minds…

Desire-Thought-Function. The creation of one enables the latter, ad-infinitum. From the first to the last and from the last back to the first. read more

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The untrapped Mind

The untrapped Mind is the Mind of Nirvana.

Where defiled minds dwell in countless positions of their own making, the untrapped Mind remains free in the shining reality of its own uncreatedness. read more

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