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Although the Buddha taught only one ultimate truth, because listeners of the teachings come from a wide variety of backgrounds, minds and elements, there are many different sutras.  Here, Rinpoche presents the Thousand Hands Sutra, revisiting it for many reasons: one being because it’s very popular in Korea and another, because it is one of the most celebrated sutras of theTang Dynasty in of China.  In this particular sutra, the Buddha talks about the dharani (mantra) of Avalokiteshvara (Bodhisattva of Great Compassion).  Reading and/or saying this dharani out loud, you can accumulate a lot of merit.  And Rinpoche teaches on the meaning and character of this dharani, which in essence is its great compassion.
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Compassion, Avalokiteshvara and the Thousand Hands Sutra Part 1

“No matter how much we sit, no matter how much we are not distracted, no matter how much we meditate, until you have the right view, you have done nothing. Until you have the right view, those things take you nowhere. You are still inside the net, you are still the fish being caught.” 
In October 2014, during the Dzongsar Monlam, Rinpoche gave a lively teaching on the Two Truths and the Buddhist view of emptiness in Bodhgaya, India, the most sacred place to practice and listen to the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha.
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“無論我們打坐多久，無論我們多麼不散亂，無論我們禪修多久，除非擁有正見，否則你都是一無所成。除非你擁有正見，否則這些不會帶給你任何成果。你仍然處於網中，仍舊是被捕獲的魚。” —宗薩欽哲仁波切
2014年10月，在印度菩提伽耶這個佛陀證悟以及聽聞和修持釋迦牟尼佛教法的無上聖地，仁波切在宗薩祈願法會期間就“二諦”和佛教的空性見地做了生動的開示。

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