Lion's Roar

OUR BOUNDLESS MIND

ntil the arising of the , Buddhist practitioners typically relied on the presence of an external teacher, a particular buddha, to show them the way. The , however, pointed to an approach that was revolutionary, one that directs us toward the mind as the teacher.

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