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georgia
georgia
like tibetan buddhists do believe in gods and they do deity yoga so theyre like hindus in a way (seeing yoga as merging with deity instead of just a science of liberation), but if (for majority rangtongs) a very large part of the basis of unifying with the deity is considering them both shunya (empty of relative or absolute nature) then I'd argue theyre missing the point of true bhakti and true yoga which includes total surrender of the perishable for the imperishable, the illusory for truth, the loosing of the bonds of the dependent being by the ever-free being through grace.
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"lead me from the unreal/evil to the real/good, lead me from the darkness to the light, lead me from death to immortality" its in the upanishads.
hindus are much more prone to calling God full, whole, complete and self-satisfied, a fullness that is so full that everything it becomes is also full without it undergoing any depletion, than to calling God or anything else empty.
https://shlokam.org/shloka/purnamadhah-purnamidham.htm
hindus are much more prone to calling God full, whole, complete and self-satisfied, a fullness that is so full that everything it becomes is also full without it undergoing any depletion, than to calling God or anything else empty.
https://shlokam.org/shloka/purnamadhah-purnamidham.htm
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