These teachings are so profound, I need to stop the video every so often to contemplate them. Thanks you for sharing this lecture with the rest of us out here.
such a beautiful visualization of breathing in darkness, and breathing out light. this may be the best talk on meditating that i have listened to. thank you for making this series available, such a gift.
Thank You, very important and very helpful Dharma talk. The internet can do some good by spreading these wonderful teachings, or at least as a platform to spread the teachings. "You are not your thoughts", just this statement alone, has been so beneficial, and can help so many people, once we really see the truth of this. Thanks again Tenzin, and whoever posted these videos. May ALL beings be free from suffering!!!!
This series of lectures by Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo are a gift to humanity. She has a gift for making it seem like love and compassion are completely natural and almost obvious characteristics. Listening to Jetsuma, with his welcoming voice, his humility and deep wisdom, makes us think how far humanity has become from its true nature. Thanks for sharing this teachings.
It is so highly appropriate that the talk is being delivered in Israel where so much suffering is being generated right across the border by the very people who are listening to this talk. I wonder how it was reconciled within each and every individual who was present listening to these talks. Palestinians perhaps are not included into the Buddha's Dharma where the practice of Compassion is concerned.
I can not help to grasp how great a teacher you are and expect each one of your lectures to be magnificent again. Someone help me with this grasping problem! 😅
Your holiness. I would like to inform you that during Atisas time there was no Bengal. Bengal was a name given to an area by British colonials for governmental purposes. Atisa was from Kajra in Bihar. His name was Chandra Garbha and the local deity around Kajra pray to Garbhu Baba which is undoubtedly Atisa. The Kalchakra Mandala, even today, the land records are in Atisas name.
What I'm searching for & can't find is her day to day diary in the cave, how she survived. All the rest of what she preaches is everywhere, by thousands of yogis, Buddhists & Eastern practitioners {I must say she is my favorite teacher of the Eastern way}. I want to know what kind of vegetables did she grow on her tiny plot? Did these vegetables keep for all winter? The plot was so small, how could there be enough for 8 months? Were they potatoes, onions, turnips, various roots? Could not have been easily perishable things. This was only during the 4 months when it was warm enough. How did she survive during the 8 months of frozen air, ground, snow & ice? How did she keep her food during the winter? She said in her movie that she saw her Llama yearly, did she go down to the village in the summer for supplies? Surely she could not have 12 years of supplies handy ahead of time. What about the candles? The light & heat? How cold or warm was it in the cave when it was below zero? What about chopping the wood? I'm surprised there were trees there, that it was not above the tree line. I would like to see her day-by-day diary of work, food, activities in the cave & surrounding area. I am tired of hearing all this philosophy I have heard thousands of times from thousands of teachers. I want to know the bare basics of her survival along with whatever she learned in the cave, not so much from scriptures & all these male teachers. The male teachers revolt me because of their misogyny, & this includes the Dalai Lama who refused to help her denounce the teachings that men are clean & pure while women are foul, vile & putrid.
The question is then, how do you heal? It is a Gift that the Holy Spirit gives some people, not everyone has it, & not everyone who has it in the same way, the same degree. You do not want sicknesses to enter your own body, you must STEP ASIDE as a human being, with your human energy, & allow the God Self to do the work. Your God Self is invincible, your human self is susceptible to harm. Your job is to have total faith in the God Self & step aside for her to do the work.
The mind has a great quality of healing itself. If you leave dirty water still and don't stir it, the water will become clean, pure, pristine. The way you used the word faith sound more like hope. In buddhism we don't hope for well-being, we train our mind, we attain The View to see into the nature of reality and by doing so we can heal ourselves. But as Tenzin points out, we heal ourselves with the primary goal to heal others.
If one goes far enough in, one will soon discover that the Sun is the actual center of our entire system. The Inner Most god and the highest God are one and the same and completely understood through the gold-white heart of every heart. And their release the black pearls be absorbed into the Solar Heart like black spots. And there to be burned up and raised into new frequencies of lighted activities beneficial to all beings throughout the Solar System. Such are the atomic powers of the Buddha Mind and the Mind of Christ.
When she says 'nature of the mind always pure, etc, in my vocabulary she's speaking of the GOD SELF, God within, which I think Buddhists calls being the Buddha or Boddhivista {spelling?} a person who has risen into their God Self.
I love you, Tenzin Palmo...but just fyi, not believing in Reincarnation doesn't mean that you have to act as if it's so to live a good life. Just sayin. Namaste.
Your holiness. You are a Nun. We all know the first Nun to be ordained by the Buddha was Prajapati Gautami. The Lichavies of Vaishally got together and donated money to make the new living quarters for the newly ordained Nuns. So the structure which the Lichavies made will be the first NUNNERY IN THE WORLD. You are a Nun. Don't you think it is important that the world, especially the world of NUNS be interested in locating the exact spot where that NUNNERY once stood. I have found it. It is within Amrapali's compound, and the compound is huge. Won't you be interested in showing the world where that NUNNERY stood. Doesn't Maha Prajapati Gautami, Amrapali, and the 500 Nuns that were ordained by the Buddha, deserve recognition of that sort from the world. Doesn't the world deserve to know where that Nunnery is. I am an ordinary unknown researcher. I don't have the power to take it to the world. You have the power and popularity. Buddhists listen to you. Just by visiting the spot, that ancient nunnery will come alive.
These teachings are so profound, I need to stop the video every so often to contemplate them. Thanks you for sharing this lecture with the rest of us out here.
Ever word Tenzin Palmo speaks is valuable like jewel. Thank you very much.
such a beautiful visualization of breathing in darkness, and breathing out light. this may be the best talk on meditating that i have listened to. thank you for making this series available, such a gift.
Thank You, very important and very helpful Dharma talk. The internet can do some good by spreading these wonderful teachings, or at least as a platform to spread the teachings.
"You are not your thoughts", just this statement alone, has been so beneficial, and can help so many people, once we really see the truth of this. Thanks again Tenzin, and whoever posted these videos. May ALL beings be free from suffering!!!!
This teaching is so precious. I cannot express enough how much I appreciate these talks and the fact that you have posted them. Thank you!
I am very lucky have Jetsunma guidance my esrly years in DGL.
I have hear her story for while a long time but until now I have the change the hear her speak. She is a great woman. Thank you for this video.
Wonderful talk! Love Tenzin Palmos strenght and authenticity. 🙏🙏🙏 it really reaches because it is authentic. Thank you!
We are lucky to have Dharma online 😊
Thank you Jetsumna 🙏
She's such a wonderful woman full of wisdom. I'm so grateful I have this really rare opportunity to listen to her teachings. Thank you a lot CZcams
This series of lectures by Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo are a gift to humanity. She has a gift for making it seem like love and compassion are completely natural and almost obvious characteristics. Listening to Jetsuma, with his welcoming voice, his humility and deep wisdom, makes us think how far humanity has become from its true nature. Thanks for sharing this teachings.
Thank you
I used to say “let’s compromise. We’ll do it your way”. Watching the gears fail to mesh in my bosses head was worth the price of admission.
Grateful
Thank you so much for sharing those precious teachings
Tenzin I didn't know You I'm Glad I found You.
Thank you, so grateful to be here
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼THANKYOU
It is so highly appropriate that the talk is being delivered in Israel where so much suffering is being generated right across the border by the very people who are listening to this talk. I wonder how it was reconciled within each and every individual who was present listening to these talks. Palestinians perhaps are not included into the Buddha's Dharma where the practice of Compassion is concerned.
The people-listening to the talks most likely aren’t the people doing what your mental error thinks they are.
@radhenitsri As a muslim born. I am sorry you feel this way.
@@MrHermes111 Mind is infinite compassion and wisdom. INDISTRUCTABLE. Clean clear. 🙏🏼
i think you are projecting. Maybe go have another cheeseburger. ;)
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I can not help to grasp how great a teacher you are and expect each one of your lectures to be magnificent again. Someone help me with this grasping problem! 😅
Wow!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Thanks for giving the words.
🙏 🙏 🙏 !
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Practice practice practice
Could yiu please REMOVE THE ADS??? Is this a buddhist channel or is it not?
Helena, Medellín, Colombia
Your holiness. I would like to inform you that during Atisas time there was no Bengal. Bengal was a name given to an area by British colonials for governmental purposes. Atisa was from Kajra in Bihar. His name was Chandra Garbha and the local deity around Kajra pray to Garbhu Baba which is undoubtedly Atisa. The Kalchakra Mandala, even today, the land records are in Atisas name.
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Man that intro really gets in deep and weirdly funny haha
What I'm searching for & can't find is her day to day diary in the cave, how she survived. All the rest of what she preaches is everywhere, by thousands of yogis, Buddhists & Eastern practitioners {I must say she is my favorite teacher of the Eastern way}. I want to know what kind of vegetables did she grow on her tiny plot? Did these vegetables keep for all winter? The plot was so small, how could there be enough for 8 months? Were they potatoes, onions, turnips, various roots? Could not have been easily perishable things. This was only during the 4 months when it was warm enough. How did she survive during the 8 months of frozen air, ground, snow & ice? How did she keep her food during the winter? She said in her movie that she saw her Llama yearly, did she go down to the village in the summer for supplies? Surely she could not have 12 years of supplies handy ahead of time. What about the candles? The light & heat? How cold or warm was it in the cave when it was below zero? What about chopping the wood? I'm surprised there were trees there, that it was not above the tree line. I would like to see her day-by-day diary of work, food, activities in the cave & surrounding area. I am tired of hearing all this philosophy I have heard thousands of times from thousands of teachers. I want to know the bare basics of her survival along with whatever she learned in the cave, not so much from scriptures & all these male teachers. The male teachers revolt me because of their misogyny, & this includes the Dalai Lama who refused to help her denounce the teachings that men are clean & pure while women are foul, vile & putrid.
Its very hard to cut thru that nasty fog and get clarity.
Seems something simple to the superficial glance, but this subject is profound and dificult.
If it was simple everyone would be doing it.. including me!
When I first heard her voice,I thought it was a forty-ish person talking. Siddhi by itself?
The question is then, how do you heal? It is a Gift that the Holy Spirit gives some people, not everyone has it, & not everyone who has it in the same way, the same degree. You do not want sicknesses to enter your own body, you must STEP ASIDE as a human being, with your human energy, & allow the God Self to do the work. Your God Self is invincible, your human self is susceptible to harm. Your job is to have total faith in the God Self & step aside for her to do the work.
The mind has a great quality of healing itself. If you leave dirty water still and don't stir it, the water will become clean, pure, pristine.
The way you used the word faith sound more like hope. In buddhism we don't hope for well-being, we train our mind, we attain The View to see into the nature of reality and by doing so we can heal ourselves. But as Tenzin points out, we heal ourselves with the primary goal to heal others.
If one goes far enough in, one will soon discover that the Sun is the actual center of our entire system. The Inner Most god and the highest God are one and the same and completely understood through the gold-white heart of every heart. And their release the black pearls be absorbed into the Solar Heart like black spots. And there to be burned up and raised into new frequencies of lighted activities beneficial to all beings throughout the Solar System. Such are the atomic powers of the Buddha Mind and the Mind of Christ.
namo Buddha
Let,me,go ,little,brack
Toronto Night College
When she says 'nature of the mind always pure, etc, in my vocabulary she's speaking of the GOD SELF, God within, which I think Buddhists calls being the Buddha or Boddhivista {spelling?} a person who has risen into their God Self.
Buddhist don't mention any GOD SELF, but if it helps your practice, call it what you like :)
In buddhism there is no creator, it is only self-creation.
I love you, Tenzin Palmo...but just fyi, not believing in Reincarnation doesn't mean that you have to act as if it's so to live a good life. Just sayin. Namaste.
shawn6669 reincarnation doesn’t always mean a next life....what is embodied in next moment is based on what was cultivated in the moment before
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there is GODHEAD, belivemi ...
Sorry sorry,IAm ,p
Toronto Night College,to,long,to,.myBannk
So mahamudra is just being a nice person?
That is the first step
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Your holiness. You are a Nun. We all know the first Nun to be ordained by the Buddha was Prajapati Gautami. The Lichavies of Vaishally got together and donated money to make the new living quarters for the newly ordained Nuns. So the structure which the Lichavies made will be the first NUNNERY IN THE WORLD. You are a Nun. Don't you think it is important that the world, especially the world of NUNS be interested in locating the exact spot where that NUNNERY once stood. I have found it. It is within Amrapali's compound, and the compound is huge. Won't you be interested in showing the world where that NUNNERY stood. Doesn't Maha Prajapati Gautami, Amrapali, and the 500 Nuns that were ordained by the Buddha, deserve recognition of that sort from the world. Doesn't the world deserve to know where that Nunnery is. I am an ordinary unknown researcher. I don't have the power to take it to the world. You have the power and popularity. Buddhists listen to you. Just by visiting the spot, that ancient nunnery will come alive.
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