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Mingyur Rinpoche said at a teaching in the lhakang in ka-nying shedrup ling gompa in nepal, that to visualize better be replaced by to imagine.
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I think visualization in itself is somewhat misleading for a beginner practitioner (like myself), although it might at first, to a native american english speaker, sound slightly off, I would suggest using something like 'place clearly' (in the space in front).
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It is something we do mentally, not with our eyes, and to visualize sth, makes me focus on my visual faculty.
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Latest revision as of 01:35, 2 January 2009

Mingyur Rinpoche said at a teaching in the lhakang in ka-nying shedrup ling gompa in nepal, that to visualize better be replaced by to imagine. I think visualization in itself is somewhat misleading for a beginner practitioner (like myself), although it might at first, to a native american english speaker, sound slightly off, I would suggest using something like 'place clearly' (in the space in front). It is something we do mentally, not with our eyes, and to visualize sth, makes me focus on my visual faculty.