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21-Tara Praises - Erik Pema Kunsang

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Calling the Guru from Afar

gaa gee labb mo

Interdependent Origination, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2014
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Interdependent Origination (Kuala Lumpur, 2014)

Calling the Guru from Afar, by the 19th Century master Jamgon Kongtrul. Performed by Sascha  & Rodrigo. Music by Sascha and Tara Trinley Wangmo. Text translated from the Tibetan by Erik Pema Kunsang.

Calling the Guru from Afar, performed by Sascha & Rodrigo

Praise to the female buddha Tara in 21 verses of homage. A traditional chant, translated from the Tibetan by Erik Pema Kunsang. Music by Tara Trinley Wangmo. Recorded live at Rangjung Yeshe Gomde Denmark.

Praises to Arya Tara in 21 Verses of Homage

This sacred chant is meant for reminding oneself of the most important in life, death and rebirth.

Performed by Sascha  & Rodrigo. Music by Sascha and Tara Rinley Wangmo . Text translated into English from the ancient Tibetan by Erik Pema Kunsang.

Bardo Song Of Reminding by Yeshe Tsogyal, performed by Sascha & Rodrigo

Meditations on the Gita combines readings from the Bhagavad Gita by Ram Dass with musical accompaniments by John McDowell, Steve Gorn and Gardner Cole. Chants by Ram Dass, Diana Rogers and Shyamdas further elevate and inspire this essential meditation experience.

The Bhagavad Gita is a jewel of Hindu spiritual literature. It represents the essence of the Hindu path to union with God and it presents us with a profound vision of the goal of the mystic's journey. It has been read and revered by spiritual teachers ranging from Mahatma Gandhi to Annie Besant.

Song is an appropriate image for the presentation of the Gita on this recording. Ram Dass' readings and verses from the Gita are set against an underlying wave of music which carries from verse to verse and allows for the contemplation of the words and the ultimate meditative space to unfold. The last three tracks segue into various meditative chants that include Ram Dass, Diana Rogers and Shyamdas. Meditations on the Gita is a unique presentation of Ram Dass' resonance with the teachings of the Gita.

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Ram Dass - Meditations on the Gita - Meditation #1

A powerful method for creating prosperity through invoking Padmasambhava's energy of boundless generosity.

Performed by Sascha & Rodrigo. Music by Tara Trinley Wangmo . Text translated from the Tibetan by Erik Pema Kunsang.

Prosperity flows from a generous attitude - A tantric invocation chant performed by Sascha & Rodrigo

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شكرا لمتابعتكم
كن عبداً ربانياً يتخلق بأخلاق الله... توكلنا على الله :)

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على طريق الله (روح العبادة) - الحلقة 21 - اداب وأحكام الخطوبة - مصطفى حسني

Chanting the Praises to Tara in Twenty-One Verses of Homage. Translated to be sung in English by Erik Pema Kunsang. The tune is composed by Tara Trinley Wangmo. Rearranged and singing by Sascha Alexandra Aurora and Rodrigo Reijers.

Homage To Tara By Sascha And Rodrigo

Recorded by Olga Trusova at the Institute of Tibetology, Gangtok, Sikkim.

Barchet Lamsel (no obstacles blessing)

Hundred Wisdom Deity Mantra

The morning Buddhist chants, as recited by the international Shambhala Buddhist community, offer a sweeping view of the central teachings of Buddhism.  These chants are recited every morning, and are a condensation of the essential teachings of Buddhism.  

The liturgies themselves are dense, and are designed to remind the student of the most important teachings of the spiritual path.  By reciting them daily, the student is repeatedly exposed to the central messages Buddhism.  The scope of these chants is vast, and the material unpacked in these talks cover a wide array of topics -- from emptiness, devotion, lineage, mahamudra, meditation, supplication etc.

This is the first in a series of talks I put together on the morning chants. This first talk is about setting the View. This concept of View is very important in our tradition. It denotes a sense of vision- of where we are going. In fact Right View is the first of the Eight Fold Noble path in Buddhism.

In these talks, I strive to make these daunting liturgies accessible.  Through lecture and discussion with those attending these talks, I bring these ancient liturgies into our modern lives, and reveal their power and profundity.  

Even if you never recite these chants, the teachings they embody are a treasure trove of wisdom. For more information, visit my site at www.andrewholecek.com

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"Setting The View": First in a Lecture Series on the Morning Tibetan Buddhist Chants

The Four Dharmas of Gampopa are a condensed summary of the entire spiritual path.  In the first part of this talk, we unpack the depth of these four profound lines.

In the second part, we explore The Shambhala Lineage Supplication. This chant provides the context for all the Shambhala teachings, and this chant highlights the central teachings.  
Shambhala is a unique blending of three Tibetan Buddhist lineages of wisdom: Dzogchen, Mahamdura, and Shambhala itself. Shambhala is unique not only in its emphasis on individual enlightenment, but on creating an enlightened society. It offers unique methods that allow one to transform everyday life into a spiritual path. 

In this talk, we explore Shambhala, it's root lineages and how they combine to deliver such power and blessing. 

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Four Dharmas & Shambhala Lineage: Second in a Lecture Series on the Morning Tibetan Buddhist Chants

Green Tara Mantra by Ani Choying Drolma - Buddhist Chants

Lama Michel Rinpoche's commentary on the 11th century Lojong (or Mind Training) text entitled A Bodhisattva's Jewel Garland, written by the great Indian Mahayana spiritual master Lord Atisha, Dipamkara Shrijñana, as personal advice for one's spiritual development towards Enlightenment.
Lama Michel's teachings were given in Geneva, Switzerland in December 2011 and are in English with French translations.

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This is the third in a series of teachings I offered to the Shambhala Denver Center on the morning chants. I was motivated to present these talks because I believe if you can develop a deeper understanding of what you are saying in these chants, in addition to their inherent blessing power, they will deliver greater impact for you.