Impermanence & Death from a Dzogchen Perspective (In Celebration of Wangdor Rimpoche's Life)
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Lama Lena gives a talk on impermanence and death from a Dzogchen perspective in celebration of Wangdor Rimpoche's life, and recounts the story of how she found him.
This talk was given on November 8, 2019 to commemorate Rimpoche's cremation in Tso Pema, India.
Poetry. She brings the essence of the meaning of the words out of her mouth. She's calling forth what she names while naming it. She's just super cool and she knows just what she's doing. I love her.
How marvelous teaching! Thank Lama!
A marvelous and illuminating teaching. Thank you for this Lama Lena. A thousand white lotuses from my heart to yours. Om Tare Tutare Ture So Ha
Please, live long Gen-la!!!
Wonderful blessing to hear you. Thank you so much
Thank you, Lama!
The insight gained from this video is enough to enlighten so many beings! Thank you Lama for putting this out! Thank you! 🙏
Great teaching to pop up for my birthday ❤ jess
Amazing teachings and amazing stories told. Thank you LL
So clarifying! Thank you!🙏
Thank you 🙏
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the pyramids have a good job of lasting
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I would like some broth please 😊
teachings of a dream in a dream
all meaningless
all but a dream
Due to your ignorance, you nihilistically wish it's just all a dream. When you call it just a meaningless dream, you are irrationally ignoring its solidness and its attractiveness. For example, if you jump out the window right now, you will injure yourself or die, is it not so? Also, can you renounce everything right now and end it all right now without any fear? I bet you can't because it is attractive despite many sufferings in it. So, althought it's all a dream but it's also as real as conflicts in the Middle East and kids dying in Africa. That's why Buddha taught middle path.
What is the color of your fart?
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@@DrMARDOC green?
Are you my mamma? X
Pray tell, what is 'bodiseeta'? And why the occasional use of Biblical-type language? She's a gorgeous, lovely, huggable, fanciable lady, but she's just regurgitating stuff she's learned by heart. I don't feel her heart through the dharma; I feel her heart as a simple, beautiful human being. Drop the robes and the dogma. Just be you ❤️
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She talks about methods alot which may seem artificial but if you stop listening to the words you can see she abides in the view
A timestamp would help clarify your question. Probably, the word in question is bodhicitta.