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**Emalodoulouts** · 06-05-2010, 02:32 AM

My impression of Chogyam Trungpa is that he waxed romantic and verbosely about bits and pieces of the Dhamma, largely cherry-picking it, and made no attempt to walk the talk.

If ever anyone walked the talk, it was Chogyam. Buddhism isn't about "being good". It's about being clear. Chogyam was clear, and the Dharma he taught was like a crystal bell. Your dislike of Tibetan Buddhism is showing again.

06-05-2010, 02:32 AM	#33
Emalodoulouts Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	My impression of Chogyam Trungpa is that he waxed romantic and verbosely about bits and pieces of the Dhamma, largely cherry-picking it, and made no attempt to walk the talk. If ever anyone walked the talk, it was Chogyam. Buddhism isn't about "being good". It's about being clear. Chogyam was clear, and the Dharma he taught was like a crystal bell. Your dislike of Tibetan Buddhism is showing again.
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