1400. Theravāda Buddhist monk Ajahn Amaro: «In the Buddhist tradition you are not completely sane until you are fully enlightened» – Tibets most famous poet Milarepa (950 -1052) received the whole teaching as how to attain one’s fullest enlighenment in one lifetime from a Guru who lived in India – PETER GAMMA (Director & Physiologist), MEDITATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE SWITZERLAND (MRIS)

Peter Gamma (Physiologist & Director) Meditation Research Institute Switzerland (MRIS)

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1400. Theravāda Buddhist monk Ajahn Amaro: «In the Buddhist tradition you are not completely sane until you are fully enlightened» – Tibets most famous poet Milarepa (950 -1052) received the whole teaching as how to attain one’s fullest enlighenment in one lifetime from a Guru who lived in India

Sadhguru from India tells us the story of Milarepa and how he became enlightened Sadhguru: … Marpa initiated Milarepa, and on the very third day, Milarepa had a vision of a Dakini. (*1). You heard of Dakini? In the trantric technology of doing things, for every chakra, they created one goddess. A female form which … Continue reading 1400. Theravāda Buddhist monk Ajahn Amaro: «In the Buddhist tradition you are not completely sane until you are fully enlightened» – Tibets most famous poet Milarepa (950 -1052) received the whole teaching as how to attain one’s fullest enlighenment in one lifetime from a Guru who lived in India