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This completes the twelve leaks, but there is yet another
kind of energy. The fifth energy never leaks away
during yogic love; otherwise one would die from it, for
this energy is the very life energy (jivitendriya) itself. If
it were easily leaked, then it would also be easy for
people to die, but, for most people, death is not so easy.
"Since my experiences in Tibet, I have not dared to
practice vajra-love meditation, for two reasons:
First, I fear that one or more of the leaks might still
occur, and second, I have met no dakini. My sunyata
meditation is still not perfect; I have tried but it is
still not completely accomplished," said the yogi. He
went on: "The mental leaks are very subtle and I am
not yet able to control the process without lust
arising. As it is very easy to fall because of that, I
should not and do not practice these methods. To
think of it! When I did practice, I knew only one out
of these twelve."
d. Classification of precepts
"I have made a list here of all these various
precepts," said Mr. Chen picking up his book.
There are eight precepts drawn from the Hinayana and
fourteen from the Mahayana. In the Tantra, there are
also fourteen plus eight. To these we add the twelve
leaks, plus the precepts of the five Buddhas and their
dakinis—altogether then more. Finally, there are four
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