Tara Puja, 28 February - 1 March 2021, Taipei, Taiwan

“The Tara that can be understood cannot be a cosmic Tara. The Tara that can be expressed in words, cannot be the infinite Tara. Yet Tara is the source of everything.” This quotation is adapted from the Tao de Ching by Laozi and encapsulates how we need to think in order to approach Tara. Rinpoche introduces us to Tara and guides us to make a connection with her, both through elaborate pujas and in simple, unelaborated, daily practice.

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度母法會 | 2021年2月28 - 3月1日 | 台灣/台北市 
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Tara Puja, 28 February - 1 March 2021, Taipei, Taiwan - Part 2 | 度母法會 | 2021年2月28 - 3月​1日 | 台灣/台北市

Tsering Gyurmey - Pawo Thupten Ngodup

Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche Diamond Sutra Teaching Version 1 - 3

RELIGIOUS MANTRA: A mantra is a sequence of words or syllables that are chanted, usually repetitively, as part of Buddhist practice...

Dejum Lama Gyung Bod (Religious Mantra)

the best songs of Kunga from 2002 - 2009 

Gangjong Lungpa - P. Kunga 2010

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

sakya Teachings

The Three Levels of Perception - 3

Triple Gem, August 2014, Auckland, NZ

The triple gem refers to the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha: the three pillars of the buddhist path. When we take refuge in the three jewels we let go of our old values and step outside our comfort zone to begin to deconstruct the paradox of how we exist as a mass of tangled emotions, while at the same time we are the Buddha. Ultimately there is only one jewel, which we will eventually have to discard, just as we abandon the boat we have taken once we reach the other shore. Letting go of the path will be the hardest and most interesting part of our journey.  

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Triple Gem, August 2014, Auckland, NZ_02

Triple Gem, August 2014, Auckland, NZ_01

Wisdom and Compassion, 13 June 2015 - Vancouver, Canada

Wisdom and compassion or “method” are fundamental components of the Buddha Dharma. A sound, sober path will include both and balancing these two is always the biggest challenge. Without method, the path becomes abstract and theoretical. But methods, such as discipline, morality and ethics, without wisdom lead to righteousness and puritanical attitudes. The driving force to make us seek something spiritual is our fundamental wish not to suffer. Yet it is difficult to identify suffering and hard to accept that so-called happiness, success and good times will all result in suffering. One of the best ways to analyse suffering and the causes of suffering is to explore the techniques of wisdom and compassion. We need both: that is what the Buddha taught.

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wisdom and compassion, 13 june 2015, vancouver, canada_2

Heart Sutra Teachings & Meditation, 1 February 2015 - Hong Kong, China

The Heart Sutra or Prajñāpāramitā is the quintessence of the Mahayana teachings. This sutra can protect us from all the problems caused by our deluded conceptions of this mundane world. Our projections lead to action and action to reaction, to create an ordered system: samsara. “Form is emptiness, emptiness is form” gives us the tools to destabilise samsara and find liberation, but we can only experience this emptiness directly through practice. Meditation is a method for us to access the wisdom of emptiness but eventually must itself be deconstructed, just as a boat is abandoned once we reach the other shore.

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Heart Sutra Teachings & Meditation_03

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Triple Gem, August 2014, Auckland, NZ_01

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