Johnny Dangerous wrote: ↑Mon Nov 05, 2018 2:34 am
javier.espinoza.t wrote: ↑Mon Nov 05, 2018 12:12 am
Johnny Dangerous wrote: ↑Sun Nov 04, 2018 10:28 pm
What are you guys talking about? that someone mentioned meat and wine at Ganapuja? What restricted information is being referenced?
i was talking about when lit incenses and what to do when one has alcohol, also why collective practice is far much better. some of those things are mentioned, mentioned, in restricted materials.
Anyone who has ever been to tsok etc. would know this sort of thing, or at least familiarity...I really don't see the concern, everyting said has been so generic.
and i agree, is something very simple, very generic, no matter to panic.
however not everyone knows many things in a precise way; for example i myself practiced with mistakes for years because i had no clear answer, no book but a thun book, and people around didn't know -but believed to know haha- so i learned in a wrong way for such time. now, with books in hand, many devoted efforts are cleared toward a clean pratice, i mean in the correct way.
i would love to have had an old practitioner who actually read his practices and performed them correctly, to whom i could ask such simple things from the begining. no need to mention learning the melody tones, because there is also a correct way to sing.
so to resume, going to a tsok/ganapuya doesn't mean understand why/how, for example, a candle is lighted, or an incense is burned, or what the vajra movements mean, etc.
it's my humble opinion on this. even now i have a lot of questions and i'm looking for answers.