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In March 2018, Rinpoche taught at Deer Park Institute in Bir, India on ‘Hinamudra'. In this teaching (a play on Mahamudra) Rinpoche presents a groundbreaking and inclusive view of the ways that modern people can relate and actually do relate to the Buddhist path. 
Admirers of the Buddha, resonate with the words and actions of the Buddha, appreciating its noble aspirations for all beings, even though they may not identify as Buddhist.  
Buddhists take the Buddhist vow as a commitment to be guided by its wisdom. These people may not be engaged in formal practice.
Dharma practitioners are those who put the Buddhist teachings into practice and for whom the concerns of this life are less.

Hinamudra at Bir, 2018

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The first artists announced on the 2011 Dawson City Music Festival lineup!

Amelia Curran - Scattered & Small

Rinpoche's impromptu talk about Khyentse Foundation to an audience of 500 in Vancouver, 2013

Rinpoche on the Khyentse Foundation

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Marry Song (Live Acoustic)

Detlef Schrempf (Live Acoustic)

Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche Diamond Sutra Teaching Version 1 - 2

Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche Diamond Sutra Teaching Version 1 - 1

20161201 Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche On The Aspiration Of Bodhisattva Samantabhadra  2

Buddha Nature
Uttaratantra Shastra
By Arya Maitreya
With Commentary by
Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse

Uttaratantra Part 2

Ut. 2 - 15

In March 2018, Rinpoche taught at Deer Park Institute in Bir, India on ‘Hinamudra'. In this teaching (a play on Mahamudra)  Rinpoche presents a groundbreaking and inclusive view of the ways that modern people can relate and actually do relate to the Buddhist path. 
Admirers of the Buddha, resonate with the words and actions of the Buddha, appreciating its noble aspirations for all beings, even though they may not identify as Buddhist.  
Buddhists take the Buddhist vow as a commitment to be guided by its wisdom. These people may not be engaged in formal practice.
Dharma practitioners are those who put the Buddhist teachings into practice and for whom the concerns of this life are less.

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Hinamudra - 4

Hinamudra - 3

Hinamudra - 2

Hinamudra - 1

Right Intention, Montevideo, Uruguay, January 6, 2019
Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche discusses the concept of right intention in Buddhism. This teaching is in English with consecutive translation into Spanish.
Contemplating intention is perhaps the most unique feature of Buddhism. The most basic levels of right motivation are not to harm others and to help them but it is difficult to measure what is harm and what is help. To understand this, we have to consider the notion of self and how our desire to help others may in fact be based on self-clinging. Meditation can calm our minds, leading to a higher chance of having right motivation. But control of the mind alone is just the first step. More important is seeing the truth. Ultimately, what makes motivation right, is whether it is bringing us closer to the truth. Opposing forces such as life and death, and right and wrong, have no solid separate existence but are in union. This is the path to understand, and this is what makes Buddhism different from other religions.

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Right Intention - Part1

Rinpoche's Remarks on Prof. Peter Skilling

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Hinamudra - 1

Siddhartha's Intent