PCA: HSI: Love of the Divine Feminine

Song to Mother Mary in Aramaic

PCA: Prayer is Power Revival

Ra Bha Bha Ra Ga Bra Meditation and Mantra Loop (54x)

Upcoming Online Retreat with Mooji — A Call to Awakening — 25-29 May, 2022
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In this insightful exchange, a student shares that he finds himself getting personally identified when interacting and speaking with others. He asks for Moojibaba’s guidance on how to remain as awareness in these moments.

“You must recognise that the one speaking is itself a movement inside the unchaining awareness. Awareness did not leave itself.

See that this is just a call to clarify your seeing: ‘Am I really what I am seeing?’ 
Whatever the scenario is, ask: ’Is this actually an authentic reading of my being?’”

27 March 2022

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"How Do I Stay as Awareness and Interact with the World?"

Lapis Lazuli Light: Teachings for Health Professionals in Bhutan & Beyond, 2 August 2022, Online

When we talk about healing, we think about healing the body, but for buddhists mind is primary and body is secondary, so dealing with disorders of the mind is paramount. Buddhism has very progressive views on how to restore an ailing mind. Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche responds to five questions posed by Bhutanese health professionals on the topic of Buddhism and healing. The lapis lazuli stone is blue, like the Medicine Buddha and the sky: the largest natural blue thing in our world. We see the sky above us; it is both there and not there. This space is one of the greatest metaphors in Buddhism to express emptiness or shunyata, and understanding emptiness heals everything.

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Lapis Lazuli Light, 2 August 2022, Online

The Perfection of Wisdom

The Perfection of Wisdom Sutra presents a fundamental view of the Buddha Dharma and how we can follow the path to an awakened mind. For Mahayana practitioners, this sutra is the essence of the Buddha’s teachings. Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche gives a brief introduction to the sutra on Saga Dawa, a very special day when the Buddha fully awakened to the truth.

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The Perfection of Wisdom in Eighteen Thousand Lines, 14 June 2022, Kalimpong, India

Obedience To Śrī Guru | HH Rādhānātha Mahārāj Initiations | ISKCON Chicago | Amarendra Dāsa

Practising vipassana is all about experiencing life directly. Sadhana is a systematic means to reach a goal. Though traditional sadhana practice might involve ritual offerings and visualisation of deities, the ultimate goal is to have this direct experience. Traditionally, vipassana practice is associated with sitting straight and focusing on the breath. This practice has much merit and should be upheld, but to apply vipassana in the modern world we need to adopt a much more abundant and infinite approach. We need to train our minds through the contemplation of impermanence, “unsatisfactoriness” (dukkha) and emptiness to find the courage to go outside our comfort zones, to see the world as it is and find liberation through a direct experience of the truth.

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Vipassana: A Sadhana, 20 February 2022, Online - Part 1

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Glimpses of Abhidharma, 11-13 February 2023, Savitribai Phule Pune University, India - Part 6

Some discussion of Caitanya-caritamrta Madhya-lila, Chapter 14.  More pastimes during Ratha-yatra

The Lord's Dancing & Feasting

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

Dolphin Matrix

Buddhist organization under the direction of Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche.
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Glimpses of Abhidharma, 11-13 February 2023, Savitribai Phule Pune University, India - Part 6

Siddhartha's Intent