Ignorance—as a Buddhist term—is misunderstood. It is not lack of knowledge – it is not wanting to know. - Tracts of the Sun

“Ignorance—as a Buddhist term—is misunderstood. It is not lack of knowledge – but ignor-ance. Ignor-ance is not wanting to know – it is ignoring, which includes: disregarding, overlooking, discounting, declining, rebuffing, rejecting, repulsing, spurning, and disallowing.”

― Ngak'chang Rinpoche & Khandro Déchen

Tracts of the Sun : An Earth Orbit of Vajrayana Expressions, Ngakpa Chögyam and Khandro Déchen, Aro Books worldwide, 2022
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