Metshe Rung Ghe Norbu - Chimpu Dorji (BigFoot Studio Production)

Choe Thongni Mebi Tsey.m4a

Am I dead or am I dreaming? 👻  

Bardo teachings are commonly believed to be concerned with death but in fact encompass the whole of the Buddha’s teachings. The Tibetan word bardo refers to an intermediate state, between past and future, a crossing or a junction, in which a decision has to be made. This place of decision, this cognizance, is the bardo. This bardo is none other than our buddhanature, innately perfect, which the bardo practices lead us to uncover and reveal. Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche explains the bardo states and their associated practices, drawing on commentaries by Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche and Tsele Natsok Rangdrol.

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Bardo, 22-24 May 2022, Deer Park Institute - Part 1

Bardo, 22-24 May 2022, Deer Park Institute - Part 2

01. Gangri Yangnyen

THUNG KAR NYEMO-garab rinpochoe.mp3

In Buddha’s vision, there is something called mind, and this mind wants to be happy and to avoid pain. Happiness can be gained by thinking about the past and planning for the future, but we risk getting entangled in all sorts of false stories while real benefit comes from being in the present moment, focusing on what we have. In fact, nothing can make us completely happy, not material things nor values and beliefs. Buddha also views appearances as deceptive. What we see, hear and taste is just our perception and whatever we are experiencing is a projection coming from our disorderly mind. This is what Buddha calls wisdom, which must be united with compassion to create genuine benefit for our world.

Buddha's Vision, 15 Nov 2023, Christchurch, New Zealand

YA YA SEWA NAMKHA MEIN 01

Dungsam Medody

Shar Shar Wai Thridung - Sangay Tenzin

Om Muni Muni-Choying Drolma

Shakyamuni Mantra in Mohanam Raagam set to Aadi Taalam
Composed by Divya
Recited by Gitanjali, Vikruti and Divya.
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Shakyamuni Mantra in Mohanam Raagam set to Aadi Taalam

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Shakyamuni Mantra in Mohanam Raagam set to Aadi Taalam

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