Reflections on Phukong Tulku Rinpoche – My only thought is of my Lama

My only thought is of my Lama.

My only prayer is to realize

Oneness with his Buddha mind.

I have no other practice

Than following the natural flow, freely enjoying

The sublime freedom of nonaction.

Meditation beyond fixation,

Aimless and free from all constrictions and limitations,

Mingling my mind with his

In the wisdom of Dharmakaya, naked reality.

All the intentions of the Buddhas are perfectly fulfilled.

This is the jeweled essence of my heart’s pith instructions

Placed directly in your hand,

Like Buddha in the palm of your hand.

Phukong Tulku Rinpoche

How extraordinary the difference has been for me, moving to Vajrayana practice. In a sense the Guru Yoga and Deity Yoga has totally transformed meditation for me. You could say that I’m doing same old Shamatha meditation, for example, but now with the context of Guru and Deity presence. Meditation, utterly suffused with devotion. Mediation embedded in prayer.

How different it’s been invoking the blessings of the gurus and deities to every meditation and activity. Still me in a sense doing the work, yet with that ‘something’ extra – the field of blessings – suffusing the mindstream.

Thangka of Tilopa and Naropa
Thangka of Tilopa and Naropa

How wonderful to be graced with this precious blessing. How wonderful to have the great good fortune to have stumbled across these teachings and teachers! What great good fortune that so many things have come together in this life, so that obstacles are revealed as opportunities, and all that was called ‘bad’ is now a play of mind.

May all beings have the same great good fortune, and find the way out of this web of illusory suffering!

6 thoughts on “Reflections on Phukong Tulku Rinpoche – My only thought is of my Lama”

  1. Hi again, I think it might have said ‘blended service’ on your website, not ‘blended prayer’?

    Your Blogger profile seems to go to a different site today than yesterday! …. so I can’t confirm that … I was just intrigued as to what a ‘blended service’ was ….

    best wishes to you …..

  2. Hi Trev, many thanks for your kind comment and prayer ….

    btw, what is ‘blended prayer’?

    take care, and best wishes to you ….

  3. What a blessing, indeed.

    May the devotion in your meditation expand your heart until you look upon the Universe as a mother looks upon her child.

    Peace.

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