Consciousness-Transference Meditation

This text discusses the concept of consciousness-transference meditation, a Tibetan Buddhist practice that involves transferring one’s consciousness to a pure land at the time of death.

The text describes the two holes in the skull that are associated with this practice, the Brahma-hole and the Buddha-hole. It also tells a story about a man who used consciousness-transference meditation to help his wife achieve liberation.

Here are some questions and answers about consciousness-transference meditation:

• What are the two holes in the skull that are associated with consciousness-transference meditation?
• What is the difference between the Brahma-hole and the Buddha-hole?
• What is the story of the man who used consciousness-transference meditation to help his wife achieve liberation?

For more information about consciousness-transference meditation, please visit the following websites:

• Rigpa Wiki
• Lion’s Roar