Integrating the primitive emptiness seen in Zen’s practice reveals how each path influenced his spiritual life.
This episode is a companion of Angels & Devas, Bhnn Guest Podcast Episode 213 with Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee. If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check it out! In this week’s episode, Llewellyn goes over: Understanding the essence of Ch’an (Zen) as a harmonious fusion of Taoism and Buddhist Interweaving the mystical threads of Sufism and Zen practice How both divine love and pure awareness dissolve the thinking mind Awakening to the inner light and Buddha nature within every being Becoming veiled by the play of illusions that we call life Llewellyn’s return to love after a childhood without it The mystery of God’s love as a selfless power that seeks nothing in wisdom from Llewellyn’s leading Indian guru: “There is nothing.” The vast and primitive emptiness seen on the distant coast of love integrates pure consciousness into everyday life. It’s not just a meditation cushion, but a moving from the drama of awakening to a calm silence of emptiness about Llewellyn vaughan-lee.
Dr. Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee Naqshbandiyya-mujaddidiyya is a sufi teacher of ordering. He is the author of Sufism, heart transformation and founder of the Golden Sufi Centre. Check out his new podcast using Onness.
“Love gradually became a part of my life. Like an invisible scent, a hidden garden perfume, it began to permeate me. And with one of the greatest mysteries that can happen to humans, my mind awakened. – Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee
