Teacher: Khensur Rinpoche
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File: 1999-10-03 – 20A – Commentary – KR.mp3
Collection: Vajrayoginī
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**Teacher:** Kyabje Rinpoche
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# Vajrayoginī Commentary 20a 1999-10-03 **Collection:** Rinpoche Recordings — Vajrayoginī Commentary (1991) **Duration:** 15.6 minutes **Words:** 353 **Model:** Deepgram Nova-3 **Corrections applied:** 0 **Transcribed:** 2026-03-01 01:46 — Actually, the all those the consciousness of those the black near attainment, red increase, and white appearance are are are are much subtler than the 80 indicative conceptions. So they are they are…
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# Vajrayoginī Commentary 20a 1999-10-03
**Collection:** Rinpoche Recordings — Vajrayoginī Commentary (1991)
**Duration:** 15.6 minutes
**Words:** 353
**Model:** Deepgram Nova-3
**Corrections applied:** 0
**Transcribed:** 2026-03-01 01:46
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Actually, the all those the consciousness of those the black near attainment, red increase, and white appearance are are are are much subtler than the 80 indicative conceptions. So they are they are they are they are formed through the continuation of each other. So during the close, closer one, which is 80 indicative conceptions, are being ceased during the white appearances.
But but but the the the white appearance consciousness itself is very subtle, and the red increase and the black near attainment are the continuation of the subtle mind. He takes up the yogi’s body — the yogi with realization. While he goes off there, he buries his body. So Rinpoche, alright.
I’ll the buried doesn’t mean that we’re just buried here. You know? So that no external harms come to us. Yeah. Just as I said, just yogi has probably that his his body been maintained that maintained without any harm from the other external obstacles.
The buried the word we use in Tibetan buried but kept secret. Okay. So here, the harms refers to the dissolution of the body itself, like degenerating or deforming the bodies, and also getting wounded. So these are kind of like faults here. So we we may not have a time tomorrow, Mr. David Revue.
So so today could be the last day of doing the tune with the text. If you want to type it. Do it again. Do it again. So I’m just just saying, if you want.
First, we have to train. So listen to me for short time, like, maybe for a few lines, and then repeat. It’s it’s like when one when one tries to be very perfect, they’re focusing very hard, then it can instead of becoming better, it becomes it turns up to be worse than the normal one. Like, for example, like, the handwriting, if one wants to write very neat and focus very hard, that will turn up, I mean, worse than the normal language. You just don’t pay attention.
Go like that. Looks good. Good. Okay. Thank you.