Thank you so much, Khandro-la!

Ellen, this is beautiful.

I really like reading this over and over, Ellen @Ellen Green (Yeshe Wangmo)! It's a beautiful perspective.

A perfect reply and answer, one to which I assumed I knew from my own teaching practice -- though one I wanted from your perspective as someone who practices this more than me. The area four-finger widths below the navel that we focus on was the area that just needed to be left alone! .. so I did sit and cheer y'all on as you danced, @Dakinis Whisper Khandro-la! Thank you for your support and advice!

I just absolutely love this! It's raw and dark and I keep finding more and more within her!

I love your experience, Louise! I too found a deeper level to my entire practice after hearing "surrender"! I'm so glad you're with me on this journey!

@shona.collaborationswithnature I am so moved by these! Thank you for seeing Her!

@Dakinis Whisper Khandro-la, yes, I will work on this! Thank you for that link too.

Third edit/addition/response: @Dakinis Whisper Khandro-la brought back the sindura powder from this region too and that info is in one of my journals that's stashed away, but I want to say from the crown of Vajrayogini's head? Regardless of where, I appreciated the full circle of it all.

I want to add an edit too that, if you read this site and the reasons behind this particular form of Vajrayogini, the author states, "Vajrayogini was able to overcome [the obstacles] through Her practice." That really reached out and touched me.

I have and the part of the book that's my favorite is when he was at a waterfall when suddenly, a mantra born Dakini was standing at the water's edge in her robes. My heart longs to be her surviving and thriving in Vajrayogini's landscape as a wild wandering yogini .. but aren't we already doing that in our "assigned" section of the charnel ground?!

@Dakinis Whisper Khandro-la, it means EVERYTHING to me to hear you feel that way!

That bell, @shona.collaborationswithnature .. thank you for sharing these! I also especially like the shadow of Vajrayogini you took!

@Dakinis Whisper And this is why you are my guru. Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Khandro-la.

I needed to hear this .. thank you, Dan.

I am inspired by you!

The Black Dakini is Troma Nakmo and I am in love with Her - I see Her jumping out of our Vajrayogini in Cho all the time, Dan!

I needed this song today! THANK YOU! .. it's in my line up now ...

That would be an excellent concert! Oh, and Lzzy Hale is amazing to watch so if you can go, it will be most excellent, Yeshe-la!