"The quandry of uncertainty is at the heart of Dzogchen. Dzogchen teaches us how to live joyfully and effectively in a world that is 'empty display' —alternately horrifying and perfect, chaotic and crystalline, alienating and supremely meaningful."
#DavidChapman, Vividness
https://vividness.live/certainty
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The list of spiritual stocktaking question Chapman offers here for choosing a Buddhist tradition to focus on;
... are good questions to ask oneself more generally. If Buddhists are correct that there is no One True Path, then any set of methods from any religious tradition could be the right one for a given person, at a given point in time.
Strypey
