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In
the Dzogchen teachings it is said that your meditation and your gaze should be
like the vast expanse of a great ocean: all-pervading, open, and limitless. Just
as your View and posture are inseparable, so your meditation inspires your gaze,
and they now merge as one.
Do
not focus on anything in particular; instead, turn back into yourself slightly,
and let your gaze expand and become more and more spacious and pervasive. You
will discover now that your vision itself becomes more expansive, and that there
is more peace, more compassion in your gaze, more equanimity, and more
poise.
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