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“It also enables us to ignore, for the moment, the faults that our mentors in fact may have, to focus instead in guru-meditation on their good qualities, and even to derive inspiration from them.”
“Similarly, guru-meditation requires focusing on their mentors 'kindness.”
“Whether we decide to keep a distance from one or both teachers, or to keep a relationship with each, we still may benefit from the Kadam style of sutra-level guru-meditation.”
“In guru-meditation, the preliminary practices provide the appropriate mental space to contain and support the sometimes-painful meditation procedure of reexamining our mentors 'faults and the way in which we have been viewing them.”
“In guru-meditation, abused disciples can likewise focus on their abusive mentors 'good qualities and stop dwelling on the teachers' improper behavior.”
“The approach used in Kadam guru-meditation, supplemented with the insights of contextual therapy, may also be helpful in dealing with confusion over teachers involved with spiritual controversy, but free of abusive behavior about it.”
“The process parallels the conclusion reached in guru-meditation by deconstructing the deceptive appearances that one's mind projects concerning how one's mentor exists with his or her faults.”
“The Fifth Dalai Lama added a preliminary step to the Kadam style of guru-meditation that addresses the problem.”
“A Lamp for the Definitive Meaning, Kongtrul correlated an essential element of bodhichitta meditation with guru-meditation.”
“The methods he outlined parallel in many ways the approach taken in sutra-level guru-meditation.”
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