Spirituality: After one has studied the three vehicles and practiced them

One is ready to face the ultimate. And the ultimate is good. Good here is not meant to be goodness as opposed to badness. But this goodness is a sort of goodness that is beyond the ordinary notion of good and bad. And that is the ultimate truth.

Experiencing the latter is spirituality.

Having practiced one may be touched by the experience of our reality. The greenness of grass and the redness of a rose and so forth.

Truly ultimately this world is a sacred world. Although in relative terms it may appear so awful.

Sacred world inviting spirits

If one has discovered the ultimate nature, the sacredness of the world. The journey does not stop with experiencing the ultimate truth. If we take great care of our environment and tidy it up more power of the ultimate truth will come in. In the Tibetan tradition this is called ‘drala’ but it can be translated a ‘’spirits.’’

The drala’s will come in if we are gentle, we keep a good posture, we organize our living space properly and keep it tidy. Simple activities as dusting off our apartment will make a difference and invite drala’s in, into this problematic world.

Windhorse or the energy of ki



If the drala’s have come than one can expierence the energy of ‘ki,’ or ‘chi’ as it is called in Asian traditions or windhorse as translated from Tibetan. This steady energy flow one may experience is the result of inviting the drala’s. We are ready to cope with the world as it is. Really our windhorse makes a difference in our ordinary life. Your energy may remain unnoticed, although sometimes it will be. We still have to pay our bills and stuff like that. It is ordinary magic.