Chogyam Trungpa: All Activities Should Be Done With One Intention Pema Chodron: All Activities Should Be Done With One Intention Jamgon Kongtrul: All Active Meditation is Done in One way Alan Wallace: Practice All Yogas by Means of One Rabten & Dhargyey: Practice All Yogas (or Activities) by One. Dilgo Khyentse: Do Everything With One Intention Do not take advantage of suffering Apply one remedy in all adversity  Guidelines   Dilgo Khyentse

Do Everything With One Intention

 

 
My Book on Tai Chi Imagery
We should try to think altruistically. For example, as regards our food and the way we dress ourselves, when we are given something delicious to eat, we should think, 'May all beings also have good food to enjoy; would that I were able to share this meal with all who are hungry.' Likewise, when we receive good clothes, let us think, 'May everyone have good clothes like these.'

From Enlightened Courage, by Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche. Copyright 1993 by Editions Padmakara (Padmakara Translation Group). Published and distributed by Snow Lion Publications. Used by permission.

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