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The Buddha told his disciples: it’s clinging to any objects that will become obstacles to liberation, not the value of the clung objects. At the time of death, if a rich person can distribute his assets properly, which leaves him with no attachment to his assets, the assets will not become obstacles to his liberation. To the contrary, even if one’s assets are not abundant, if one clings to them, then the assets will become obstacles to one’s liberation.

~Depicted from LUMINOUS WISDOM BOOK SERIES

It’s highly possible for one to realise the nature of mind if one is adept in the Ngöndro practices and calm abiding practice, and having fervent devotion in Dzogchen and the teacher. Everyone of us has an opportunity to achieve that. However, without engaging in the Ngöndro practices, one will not have the opportunity as such. Therefore one needs to lay a solid foundation first, refraining from only focusing on one practice of foundational practices. One needs to adopt a down-to-earth approach to practice methodically, starting by cultivating renunciation. One cannot use tricks in dharma practice; rather, one has to begin with foundational practice.

~Depicted from LUMINOUS WISDOM BOOK SERIES