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The experience of the gap between the cessation of one moment and the arising of the next is nothing less than the “moment of truth” that will determine our direction and shape our future experience.
In Tibetan, we say that in each moment we are at a fork in the road.
Whichever fork or direction we take, it is important to realize that all appearances are, ultimately speaking, aspects of the nature of our own mind. They do not exist in a manner that is independent of our minds.
—Dzogchen Ponlop
Mind Beyond Death
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