Dharma Teachings By Lama Mark Webber

The class takes up rainbows, noting that no two people ever see the same one: each rainbow is the intersection of raindrops with a cone beginning at its own viewer's eye. It examines the pull of rare and fleeting phenomena, and closes on the Dzogchen rainbow body with a caution against chasing radiant experience. In this series of teaching, Lama Mark Webber is giving instruction on the nature of illusion. He is using a number of classic images like the moon in the water, a mirage, dream and others. The teaching was given in 2012. Short table of contents: E01 Introduction. E02 Bodhicitta. E03 Emptiness and Compassion. E04 View, Progress and Signs. E05 Intro and Dew Drops. E06 Magical Illusion. E07 Moon Body and Clouds. E08 Moon. E09 Moon and Visual Distortion. E10 Visual Distortion. E11 Mirage. E12 Dream (1). E13 Dream (2). E14 Dream (3). E15 Echo and Music (1). E16 Echo and Music (2). E17 City of Gandharvas. E18 Optical Illusion. E19 Rainbows. E20 Lightning and Thunder. E21 Bubbles and Foam. E22 Mirror (1).