The Basis of Pride

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The following is respectfully quoted from “Naked Awareness” by Karma Chagme with commentary by Gyaltrul Rinpoche:

If you are a genuine practitioner, you are in the process of transmuting your five poisons into the five types of primordial wisdom. Once that transformation is complete, you’ve become a buddha. Upon attaining this, is there anything to be proud of? Having transmuted even the mental affliction of pride into primordial wisdom, there is absolutely no ground for the quality of pride or conceit. If you are not yet a buddha, there is no basis either, and if you are in between, there is no ground for pride. So really there is no ground for arrogance or conceit at any stage where you are a sentient being or a buddha. 

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1 thought on “The Basis of Pride”

  1. Pride in any case is to be kept a far.
    1 – Either you aren’t entitled to.
    2- or it isn’t worth it.
    3- or as a Buddha there isn’t a thing to be proud of. 😍
    Thanks Your WISDOM!!

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