Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

In this meditation, the most essential thing is the
identification of pleasure and sunyata, and there is a
most necessary warning which must indeed be heeded:
If one has no attainment in the sunyata meditation, then
one must not try to practice the third initiation methods.
Padmasambhava said: "My secret path is very
dangerous; it is just like a snake in the bamboo, which,
if it moves, must either go up or come down." There is
no middle way here, either by this method one gains
Full Enlightenment or else one falls straight into hell.
2. On Vajrayana Precepts:
"During the last few nights, said Mr. Chen, "I have
had some special instructions in my dreams. My
guru the Karmapa Rinpoche appeared, his room
very full of fruits and flowers, some of which I
offered him. Very clearly he said to me: 'You should
present the Tantric precepts as they are explained in
your book, not in the usual way of instruction in
Tibet.'" (See Chenian Booklets Nos. 45-47.)
Mr. Chen produced a handsome silk-covered
Chinese work, saying, "This is my book—the one the
Karmapa Rinpoche referred to. In it, all the
precepts of the Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana
on the subject of lust and love are collected and
classified. This subject has never been discussed by
the Tibetan writers but my Essays of Qu Gong Zhai
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