
Sometimes, as our teachings and practices 'sink in', what takes root is a particular 'cue' of sorts . . . a thought or idea that now resides in the mind . . . a comfortable, transformative arising 'Dharma insight' . . . a key that works to divert an approaching mood or methodologically helps in a moment of confusion or anxiety. For some it might be a vision, an insight, a concept . . . for others a quote or a recollection of a place, person or experience bringing about a 'knowingly' calmed sense or feeling. It's a Gnosis, a direct intuitive perception and, regardless of the form it chooses to present itself, it is a clear, mindful and empowering truth . . . and it is ours, a 'product' of our own consciousness. This presentation leads you to consider the operational presence of these Dharma Doorways, and in so doing, to perhaps identify yours. (Length: 19 minutes) Written and shared here by Mark Winwood, a member of the Contemplative Psychology teaching faculty at Naropa University (Boulder CO), with music composed and performed by the renowned SF Bay-area musician Bobby Vega. contact: mwinwood@gmail.com
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