Teachings given on March 8, 2013 by Lama Tsering Gyaltsen, a founding teacher, at Saraha Nyingma Buddhist Institute in Eugene, Oregon, USA on the subject "The Six Bardo's - The Intermediate States of Existence" 

“Bardo” is a Tibetan word meaning literally “between two,” which in Buddhism refers to the idea that within Samsara all states of existence are not static, but are actually continuous, successive, ordered facets of beginningless transition.  What we usually refer to as “life and death” are only two among the six bardos that are traditionally enumerated. 

Each Bardo has its own form of expression and development, and each presents beings with unique opportunities for the realization of enlightenment, or for advancement toward enlightenment, or conversely for decline into greater suffering.  Bardo teachings such as these are an important key to knowing where we are, which way to go, and  how to proceed.

Teaching on the Six Bardos by Lama Tsering Gyaltsen at Saraha Nyingma Buddhist Institute

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

Teaching on Refuge – 2010, London, UK 

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Teaching On Refuge – 2010, London, UK - Track 01

Vimalakirti Sutra, 12-13 June 2014, Odsal Ling, Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Vimalakirti Sutra Odsal Ling Brasil 3

Prajna, Perceiving the true Nature of Reality,  5 January 2020 - Bengaluru, India
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Global Recitation of Manjushri Nama Sagmiti
Title: MAÑJUSHRI-NAMA-SAMGITI |《聖妙吉祥真實名經》

Description: 

Globa Recitation of MAÑJUSHRI-NAMA-SAMGITI
《聖妙吉祥真實名經》全球持誦

In Celebration of the 200th Birthday of Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo
慶祝蔣揚欽哲旺波誕辰200週年

July 25, 2020
2020年7月25日

At Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche’s request, this chant in the classical Newari tradition was remixed specifically for this event.
這是應宗薩欽哲仁波切的要求，為此活動特別重新編排錄製的尼泊爾尼瓦爾的一種傳統唱腔。

Special Thanks 特別致謝
Dr. Satyamohan Joshi
Prof. Dr. Nareshman Bajracharya
Guru Bhim Shakya
Indrananda Bajracharya
Deepak Guruju, Hiranayavarna Mahavihar, Patan
Ramesh Maharjan
Bodhi Television

Singers 唱誦者
Sarita Maharjan
Deepa Maharjan
Ratna Shova Maharjan
Sanu Babu Maharjan
Kesav Maharjan

Music Arranger 編曲
Suman Kapali

Coordinator 統籌
Max Khatri

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Global Recitation of Manjushri Nama Sagmiti, 25 July 2020

Our newly published text "The Dhāraṇī of Parṇaśavarī" is the focus of the fourth episode in our Sūtras for Well-Being series, that explores sūtras traditionally recited for resilience and well-being during times of adversity, and the stories behind them. And today we are thrilled to be able to share with you a recitation of this text in Tibetan by His Holiness 41st Sakya Trichen; as well as a reading in English [by Catherine Fordham]. 

"The Dhāraṇī of Parṇaśavarī" [https://read.84000.co/translation/toh736.html] is a short incantation dedicated to the piśācī Parṇaśavarī, who is renowned in Buddhist lore for her power to cure disease, avert epidemics, pacify strife, and otherwise protect those who recite her dhāraṇī from any obstacles they may face.

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「消災祈福」系列經典之四｜ 第41任薩迦法王親誦藏文版《葉衣佛母陀羅尼》
「消災祈福」系列經典之四｜英文版《葉衣佛母陀羅尼》誦讀

84000新近發布的英譯《葉衣佛母陀羅尼》是「消災祈福」系列的第四部佛典。「消災祈福」系列經典是84000編輯團隊特選的一些常於病疾災害降臨時被人們廣泛讀誦抄寫的經文，望能藉此為世界祈福。願疫疾快速平息，社會和諧，人心安樂。

應我們的祈請，尊貴的第41任薩迦法王專門為我們誦讀了藏文版的《葉衣佛母陀羅尼》。英文版由Catherine Fordham念誦。

《葉衣佛母陀羅尼》https://read.84000.co/translation/toh736.html 為祈請葉衣佛母之短咒。葉衣佛母以其療癒疾病、消除瘟疫、平息戰亂和保護持咒者免於障難的力量而聞名。

請點擊此 https://84000.co/p12491/ 了解更多關於「消災祈福」系列經典的詳情。

Ep. 4 | Tibetan | "The Dhāraṇī of Parṇaśavarī" recited by His Holiness 41st Sakya Trichen

Lan Ma is a Chinese Buddhist. This is her original performance of “Praise for the Buddha."

Lyrics:

From the sky through the earth there are none who surpass the Buddha
In the worlds of the ten directions there are none who can compare 
Among all that I have seen in this world
There are none who surpass the Buddha

Namo Śakyamuni Buddha Guruve 
Namo Śakyamuni Buddha Guruve 
Namo Śakyamuni Buddha Guruve 
From the sky through the earth there are none who surpass the Buddha

From the sky through the earth there are none who surpass the Buddha
In the worlds of the ten directions there are none who can compare 
Among all that I have seen in this world
There are none who surpass the Buddha

Namo Śakyamuni Buddha Guruve 
Namo Śakyamuni Buddha Guruve 
Oṃ Muni Muni Mahāmuni Śakyamuni Svāhā 

Namo Śakyamuni Buddha Guruve 
Namo Śakyamuni Buddha Guruve 
Oṃ Muni Muni Mahāmuni Śakyamuni Svāhā

Ma Lan- Praise for the Buddha

Today we share with you a recording of H.H. Drikung Kyabgön Chetsang Rinpoche reciting our third text in this well-being series, "Tārā Who Protects from the Eight Dangers," as well as one of Ani Jasmine reading the text in English.  

For Tibetan Buddhists, "Tārā Who Protects from the Eight Dangers" [https://read.84000.co/translation/toh731.html] is a prayer to the deity Tārā that describes the eight great dangers, and how Tārā's qualities and attributes can be beneficial to us all.  

As the pandemic continues, and environmental and social uncertainty rage around the world, we continue on with our Sūtras for Well-Being series to bring to you the texts traditionally recited for resilience and well-being in times of adversity, and the stories behind them.

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Ep. 3 "Tārā Who Protects from the Eight Dangers" recited by H.H. Drikung Kyabgön Chetsang Rinpoche

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