Chasing?

Apr 23, 2012 | Views: 1,449

 

In our short lives we have trusted in so much that turned out to be short term results, no results, sad results or results that are disappointing. Top of the list are the chasing of money, paying off commitments, dragging ourselves to hell and back for relationships that end nowhere, fantasizing materialism brings happiness, hiding behind raising children, or just lazing around accomplishing nothing. Since we have been chasing them and they brought us nowhere, why do we keep chasing or making them our priorities even till now?? There are literally hundreds of examples around us that chasing after those mirage-like ends bring no results, so why do we do it? Because we are used to it. Because we like to knock our heads against the wall harder and longer? Because we are afraid to know the truth? It’s time to chase after something THAT HAS REAL TANGIBLE LONG LASTING RESULTS. Chase after the Buddha, chase after especially Dharma and Sangha. Do Dharma work. Do Dharma practice. Chase after Dharma with the fervent urgency as you did chasing meaningless ends your whole life. Since we need to trust something in our short lives, why not trust the Dharma and chase after Dharma now so you don’t greet death empty handed as so many already did and you almost did. It’s time to chase after and pursue all the way something that has tangible, lasting and genuine results already. That is Dharma.  Get real results now!! 

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  1. Samfoonheei on Apr 5, 2021 at 3:00 pm

    Do Dharma work. Do Dharma practice. Chase after Dharma…..well said by Rinpoche. Life is meaningless when we only chase for money, fame only at the of life nothing is left for us. What remains is just memories when we are gone. As we grew older , it’s time to chase after something that can last long till our last breathe. Learning, practicing Dharma is the best choice. Since learning and practicing dharma have my life change, benefiting other makes my wonderful.
    Thank you Rinpoche for this sharing with folded hands. Rinpoche had showed me the way and so as many more others.

  2. Yee Yin on Oct 27, 2019 at 2:20 pm

    If we look at what we have today and what we used to have, many of the items are no longer there or going to be worn out. These things bring us some kind of happiness but the happiness is only for a short moment. It is so true that what we have been chasing after, don’t bring us good results.

    If we believe in karma and rebirth, we will know this is not our only life, we have many more lives ahead of us. As long as we don’t see the nature of reality, we will continue to take rebirth in the six realms. If life as a human being is a suffering, life in the three lower realms is even more miserable.

    While we can, we should do something and focus to do things that will bring benefits to us in our future lives. We are not sure if we will have the good fortune to take rebirth as a human being again and practice Dharma again. Hence, when we have the Dharma, cherish and practise it.

  3. Samfoonheei on Jul 28, 2019 at 12:04 pm

    Life is short, nothing is permanent. Those were the days, I was once living in a nut shell, chasing after material things and workaholic to pay bills and to make ends meet. As I grow older I understand much better, all these is not permanent in life. All my life I struggled to stretch my mind to the breaking point, until I joined Kechara Soup Kitchen. From there I came to know Kechara, learning, practicing and doing Dharma from Tsem Rinpoche blog and friends that have changed my life. Creating a great thought to give a meaningful life to benefit others.
    Thank you Rinpoche for this sharing . I will keep in mind…..Do Dharma work. Do Dharma practice. Chase after Dharma.

  4. yin ping on Jan 16, 2018 at 2:53 am

    We were brought up in certain norms where we are used to what we know, following what others are doing and having wrong views these are what we supposed to do in order to become successful as define by the society. Whatever we gain physically or emotionally eventually it will be gone, nothing stays forever. All these bring endless sufferings.

    Deep down in our heart, we know we are not born to just pay bills and die someday. We are given a life where we should make used of it to benefit others. Learn the Dharma, do the Dharma work and practice the Dharma. Our mind transform, our actions will be virtues for the sake of sentient beings. The tangible results from practicing dharma would be the ultimate happiness and securities, liberating us from samsara and achieve enlightenment.

  5. Jill Yam on Aug 7, 2016 at 6:46 pm

    In life, many of us chase after things including myself. We chase after things to either make us happy or disappointed. We chase after material things and when we get what we wanted we are not satisfied and keep on chasing and chasing.
    It’s never ending. What can all the money in the world to us when our body no longer listen to us. When we’re sick and can’t enjoy all the things we’ve been chasing for. We can’t take our wealth with us or our belongings.
    Now’s the time to chase after something that has real tangible results. Chase after the Dharma, Sangha and Buddha. How true.
    This is real genuine results and this is what we can take with us ~ The Dharma.

    Thank you Rinpoche for the sharing.

    Jill Yam

  6. Carmen Lin @ KMP on Dec 13, 2013 at 9:57 pm

    The meaningless affairs that we are blindly chasing after which we think are the priorities in life which end up to be nothing. I have to admit that I have spent my whole time sitting and lazing around doing literally nothing that benefits no one including myself. What frustrates me the most is the battle within myself, one side is encouraging to get up and do something, the other side is trying to pull me back down from doing something. And the latter side always win the battle. For sure, this is something that has always been in me and sometimes the former side win but most of the time the latter side win. However, as Rinpoche advise and find the right circle of people to surround ourselves in to get good and inspiring influences. What need to say more but to just do it and do it until succeed. Thank you Rinpoche for your words.

  7. sarahyap on Mar 19, 2013 at 4:09 pm

    I think most of the time, people tend to chase after materialism because it is something that is the norm… everyone does it, everyone encourages it… so it’s not a foreign path to take. Although we now know the truth, we being humans (haha…) always want the easy way out of things. What’s the easy way out? To tread the path that’s most traveled… and in this case, samsara. After all, there’s definitely more beings in samsara than Tushita lol!

    But then if we sit down and think deeply… and be totally honest with ourselves… taking the path of the Dharma is not anymore difficult than taking the samsaric path… In fact, most of the time, the things we chase in samsara is the ones that gives us the most difficult time. Just like what Rinpoche has mentioned, that people chase all the wrong things in life like money, relationships, fame etc… they may seem like something that will bring us ‘happiness’ because we were BROUGHT UP TO THINK IT WILL… but if it was true happiness, then all the billionaires and famous individuals will be happy. Obviously that’s not the case… take for example Anna Nicole Smith, Micheal Jackson etc… don’t seem like happy people to me.

    The most important thing is that we must embrace the truth that we discover and be strong and face the facts of our existence. I read a very interesting comment the other day, it says something like “Acknowledging suffering, is the bravest thing you can do in life”. I thought it was very Dharmic… after all, the first thing that the Buddha taught was about Suffering…

  8. Andrew Boon on Mar 19, 2013 at 2:14 pm

    How very apt… We do spend our entire lives chasing after something… whether it is a job, a relationship, a friend, a dream holiday, some time off, etc… why not chase for something that actually last?

    Make so much sense yet we delude ourselves everyday either by saying there is always tomorrow or that I do not believe which in actual fact it that I “choose” not to believe. Therein lies the problem… procrastination the root of all our misery!

  9. Joy on Mar 19, 2013 at 1:18 pm

    “It’s time to chase after something THAT HAS REAL TANGIBLE LONG LASTING RESULTS. Chase after the Buddha, chase after especially Dharma and Sangha.” I can understand what this means now.

    Yes let’s admit it… we are all chasing in this cyclic existence of ours. Unaware, foolish and ignorant, it is like chasing our own tails. A thirst we can never quench because we drink from salt water of our self self deluded desires. And all that dramas we create for an aimless goal. What is the point when none of it can be taken with me at the time of death? Aren’t we tired of chasing for the “I”? Well I am.

  10. Felix Kong on Mar 7, 2013 at 7:56 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche for reminder us . Only chasing Dharma and practice Dharma can remove our sufferings and bring more and more happiness to us. I always keep in my mind that ” Nothing Is Permanent” , chasing for materialism only can fulfill temporary happiness , we will suffer again once dissatisfied.

  11. abby f on Jan 22, 2013 at 11:58 am

    The thought of lazing around and accomplishing nothing is very deceiving. Sometimes we would think that this is not chasing, and we think that chasing over something is stupid, so we don’t chase. But in the other way round, we are actually chasing all the pleasures that cause us to keep lazing around and do nothing. Why it is chasing? Because we are attached to it. We fee safe to do that, and that is our comfort zone that stop us from doing more, or even just do something different. We stuck ourselves at nowhere, don’t even say do more with our lives.

  12. Edmond on Jul 11, 2012 at 10:09 pm

    One of the most difficult things for people to follow the buddha is that they cannot give up all the things.  For example, it’s difficult for people to give up the money, and the power.  Of course, having money and power are important to the people.  However, they cannot take money and power after their death.  So, they should learn how to “give and share”. Using the power and donating money to help all the people who need help.

  13. Wendy Loh on Jul 10, 2012 at 3:52 pm

    We chase partly because we don’t believe that everything is impermanent. We search for the replacements of something falsely believing that we finally got it. But the “IT” escapes our grasping again and again and again for eternity.

    Do not mistaken the finger for the moon.

    _/\_

  14. Pastor Susan on Jul 3, 2012 at 5:52 pm

    Many of us, including myself certainly has chased many thing, most of it disappears the moment we have it, if not sooner then later. Not one thing lasts. So, to keep the happiness or contentment level up, we continue to chase. We then become addicted to the things we are chasing after and the chase becomes more aggressive.

    What Rinpoche explains is so true. The nature of the things we chase after is so fleeting, never lasting yet, we continued to pursue it all our lives. We are so blinded by the truth which has always been so clear and blantant.

    Why not chase for something that lasts from now on..?

  15. sockwan on Jul 3, 2012 at 3:33 pm

    We thought to be happy is to chase after a good job, a good partner, a good house, a good car. Little did we know they are false happiness. Because if they are real happiness, why do we have to keep chasing? When does it end? It is tiring to chase after something that is never ending. However, Lord Buddha saw this also and he started his journey to seek for the answer and he found it! We are so fortunate to meet his teachings and have Rinpoche who is our teacher to guide us how to walk on the path to enlightenment.

  16. wan wai meng on Jun 21, 2012 at 9:16 am

    The Buddha had everything before he renounced, all the pleasures, power and influence was at the tip of his fingers. Then he had the four visions , a person dead, ill, aged and a renunciate. Now I wonder if there is any correlation to the four noble truths, I may have to ponder some more.
    He probably realized all the fun and pleasures he had were transitory and impermanent and cannot really solve our issues with death and decay. Hence he embarked in the search of the TRUTH. Boy did he find out about the secrets to the universe! By not chasing for happiness he got the greatest happiness of all.

  17. Cindy on Jun 20, 2012 at 11:56 am

    Dear Rinpoche
    Thank you for reminding us chasing something that is meaningless not worth it.
    I’ll put that in mind always.

  18. Yvonne on Jun 18, 2012 at 12:36 pm

    追逐时间,是因为我们不够时间了!灾难与死亡,不知何时会到临,因为我们不够功德去持续,将来我们的去处,趁着这一世,我们要做更多,更好累计更多的功德。

  19. judy lam on Jun 18, 2012 at 8:09 am

    We have been brought up in a society where academic and career successes are vital. What we have studied very hard for, worked out way up the career ladder, built a home, etc. For the majority, this is what our future is. If we make it, we will be rich and happy. If we fail, we will be depressed. For a start, it is good to complement our life with Dharma knowledge. I believe the Dharma does transform our mind and make us happier and at peace with ourselves. If we give an opportunity to people and educate them on Dharma, it is a matter of time they will embrace the teachings and find new meaning in their lives.

  20. william on Jun 13, 2012 at 12:55 pm

    We are always chasing for something either something to fulfill our desire or our need to be satisfied. Most of the time, when we achieve or get what we wanted, we quickly feel bored and again begin to chase for another thing. This goes on and on and on and never ends. This is our life. Are we really happy with this kind of life? When we die, there’s nothing we can bring with us, not our wealth or belongings. All the hard work that was used to chase our desires are gone to waste.

    The best thing to chase for is something that will last. And that thing is Dharma. Dharma brings long term happiness because the focus is on other people. When other people are happy, we are happy because we know that we played a part in their happiness. When we do Dharma, we we create merits for ourselves and prepare of our next life. It may sound ridiculous, but if we understand Dharma, it is what we want. That’s is why we have to learn more to understand more. The only thing we have with us for long term is out mind stream. It will continuously follow us. Therefore, we should continue to nurture our minds so that it becomes strong.

  21. Andrew Chiam on May 10, 2012 at 1:16 pm

    Dear Rinpoche, Thanks again for the short yet profound sharing. Could not agree more. Attachment and chasing over material wealth is no fun.The thrill in the process of acquiring/chasing something is temporary and would wear off after a short while. What follows after thta will be suffering,attachements and fear of losing the possessions. Chasing for Buddha and Dharma will instead replenish the inner spiritual thirst and brings lasting happiness
    for the mind and soul. Having said that, then we need to work on major self improvement one step at a time :D. Thanks again.

  22. Guillermo Soelter on May 9, 2012 at 5:10 am

    We might die quite soon. I think I will live six or at much nine months since now, so would be intelligent to have commitment. Tomorrow might be to late.

  23. Fiona ng on May 7, 2012 at 12:06 am

    人就是容易陷入困境:亲密关系,工作事业,高压力的生活里。不妨想一想内心正渴望的是什么?
    当人死了什么都带不走,只有佛法才可以带走 那就是佛法的(印记)
    Thank you Rinpoche .I deeply appreciate your rminder and care for us .I will keep in my mind always.

  24. Erickksiow on May 5, 2012 at 6:19 pm

    Chasing Money, relationship and fantasizing materialism.. Till the time of Death coming, is that still important in our life?? Nope, Nope and Nope.

    What is important in our life?? Dharma, Guru and positive Karma. And that is Yes, that should we chase in our entire life. Not just this life, we should chase it life after lifetime.

    Thanks to Rinpoche for the wonderful teachings.

    Best Regards : Erickksiow

  25. Darren on May 5, 2012 at 5:49 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche for this kind reminder of impermanence. After contemplate on this post. It really make sense that we are chasing for something that has no ending. But its really sad that now days people only care for short term results. Most of my friends will just chase for personal attachment like money, relationship, status etc. Even after they get what they wanted, they still complain on not enough and hope for more. GREED is what now most people had in their mind on this degenerate times. They don’t even believe on karma and reincarnation.

  26. Davin on May 5, 2012 at 3:46 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche for always reminding us of all the meaningless thing that we are chasing. May all of us end the suffering and don’t waste away our short life time.

  27. James Long on May 5, 2012 at 3:37 pm

    We set a goal for ourselves, when we achieved it, we set another goal but all these goal lead us to where? Not many people think about it.

    I read a Student and Teacher conversation on the net:
    Student : why should I go to College and get a Diploma?
    Teacher : So that you can study in University and get a Degree
    Student : Why?
    Teacher : so that you can a higher pay job
    Student : Why?
    Teacher : So that you can pay off your College study loan.

    We chase for everything but all of them in the end betray us.

  28. Pastor Chia on May 5, 2012 at 2:34 am

    This is so truth what rinpoche has share with us. We are always chasing something that have no result. we think what we chasing can bring us happiness. But actually will bring more suffering and sad result.
    If we want more tangible result, chasing Dharma and spiritual development is more beneficial for our future life.

  29. Adrian cho on May 4, 2012 at 4:37 pm

    This is totally true and meaningful…
    Nowadays all the people just keep chasing what they want only, but in the end they get nothing and keep suffering in their life time.
    Why don’t we keep chasing for something more meaningful while we are still alive and get real result that we chasing for Dharma.

    Thank you Rinpoche for sharing this post and I really appreciate it.

  30. Tenzin Kyabsum on May 4, 2012 at 12:16 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche for sharing this post. Rinpoche is always so profound and skillful when teaching us about certain issues. This paragraph might be short but it has so much meaning behind it. Makes me think and reflect on what has been written.

    In our short lives, the only thing that is certain is death. When we are to leave this world, what else can we bring with us except for our bad/good karma?
    I’ve learnt to be greedy. Greedy for Dharma and greedy for good merits/karma.

    Thank you, Rinpoche, for gently reminding us that nothing is permanent in this live or future lives.

    Much care,Jess

  31. wah ying on May 3, 2012 at 10:26 pm

    亲爱的仁波切,

    字里行间,看见了您的循循善诱,您的用心良苦,我们的执迷不悔。对,就是执迷不悔。同样要付出时间、精力,与其耗费在根本不可能带给我们任何实质或正面结果的东西,不如就投资在修行之上。

    相信金钱万能,爱情万岁,不如相信佛菩萨能赐予你真正的自由、真正的解脱,而且,这份寄托/信仰真的能带来结果;是那种有付出绝对就有收获的努力。

    追求带来真正和永恒幸福快乐的佛法,义无反顾地,独排众议,违反社会一般意愿地去追求这个目标,是值得的。我们不都在追求快乐吗?这该是人生的终极目标。

    谢谢仁波切的教诲,感谢遇见了仁波切……

    合十
    华盈

  32. Wan on May 3, 2012 at 11:37 am

    Its true, in our life we have been chasing for many things and it bring no result but we still not realize and stop chasing it.. How ignorant we are..

    i will share this with my friend as it will benefit them and might realize something and stop chasing for materials which they thought it only way to bring them happiness.

  33. lanse on May 3, 2012 at 12:19 am

    I do not think when we were young, we really wanted to chase after money, relationship, fame, children and material gain. If this was the case, then most of us would not have been rebellious during our teenage time.

    Perhaps to some of us, our value system is set to follow the majority as we don’t want to look weird to others. Hence we do what most people think is right and we spend our whole lives following others footstep.

    From reluctance to acceptance,and later turned into habituation. It is always easier to live with less struggle and strife.

    I am grateful to have found the Dharma. Although due to ignorance and deep-rooted habituation, it seems not an easy path to walk on. However, somewhere deep down in my heart, there is always a voice telling me that this is the ultimate right path and I should carry on.

    “Since we need to trust something in our short lives, why not trust the Dharma and chase after Dharma now…”

  34. mayy on May 2, 2012 at 4:06 pm

    Before I knew dharma, the daily mundane activities of today’s world was my refuge. Chasing after money, career, properties, relationships..you name it. Everyone chases them. Forever it was never enough. Once we gotten and maintain them it will come to a point like so what next. Are we to go through all these till we reach our death bed? So mundane, boring and wasting of time.

    Nothing was meaningful in actions before meeting dharma and understanding of dharma. The least best thing we can do, is to learn, practise and share with others for there are many who does not understand what is spiritual practice and actual life is all about.

    Thank you Rinpoche who always care for others tirelessly.

  35. KH Ng on Apr 30, 2012 at 2:33 pm

    It is with Dharma that even our “short term” goals can be turned into something that has real tangible long lasting results. Through our Dharma practice even at work and at the Dharma environment we can with strong Guru Devotion practice Dharma and chase the long lasting results. Our motivation needs to be right. As our Guru always say, Dharma is 24/7 and not the one hour that we spend doing Puja.
    Even full timers need to be reminded that Dharma is 24/7. Also, it is while facing obstacles that the real Dharma is practice.

  36. Girlie Ooi on Apr 29, 2012 at 4:49 pm

    Just like the dog going round and round chasing its tail and if/when he gets it, he finds he has to let it go – he cannot hold on to it forever. Like that, we must realise that we should kick our wrong habits and chase after Dharma.

  37. henry ooi on Apr 29, 2012 at 2:12 pm

    Having the rare opportunity to listen to dharma teaching, reading dharma books, learning dharma and applying it in my daily life has made me more happy and less angry at myself and at others. I am very fortunate to be able to do dharma through experiences I learn daily in Kechara. This is just one of the many benefits of dharma.

    This is all due to the kindness and compassion of my lama, His Eminence Tsem Tulku Rinpoche, without whom I will not be where I am now.

    With deepest gratitude and humility.

  38. Thierry on Apr 28, 2012 at 4:44 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche for this post.
    I would like to share my personal experience with the faulty expectations we put in a career, reputation or “name”.

    I had two dreams as a child, and at 10 years old I picked one that I have focused on ever since. I wanted to be an architect.

    I have chased after what I shaped to be my dream, my worldly dream, the “architect”, I chased after it with an intense energy, studying already very young about it, reading, drawing, observing, then after university, I worked for 3 consecutive employers for about 10 years like a disciple for his Guru, then I went on my own, building up networks, reputation, skills, experience, I developed the talking skills that I did not have, I surmounted my shiness, I hired, rented an office, renovated, invested. I put nights, week-ends, holidays in this dream.
    I wanted to be an architect.

    And never did I think that I had sacrificed anything…
    I still think I had it easy, but that is only because it did not feel like effort at all.

    In my profession, I made it to a point that many would only dream about, at one point I was paid hundred of thousands of Dollars just to conceptualize a luxury project, I was flown in first class, I was booked in the best hotel any where I went, taken to the best restaurants. And I was about to make it big as a few projects were under construction….
    Then everything collapsed, all my projects got cancelled, some half way built, and I found myself with expenses only and a bridge to cross of which I did not know the length.

    I think now that this happened thanks to my merit!
    Indeed, if my ascension had not been stopped, what kind of mind would I now have?
    Would that be a mind fit to receive Dharma? I doubt it.
    Would that be a mind fit to train in humility? I doubt it.
    Would I have the time to volunteer, go for puja and follow classes? I doubt it.
    Would I think that I need a Guru? I doubt it.

    Sometimes catastrophes are a blesssing.
    In this case, I believe it was.

    My port-folio is filled with amazing projects that did not get to be built eventually, and for a while I thought: “if only I had had the opportunity to complete this or this project I would now be famous”, and I would think that just as if “I would now be happy.”
    And I must admit, I got a bit bitter about it. Especially seeing a couple of my pears, with which I shared parts of my journey and that “made it” and became “famous” and succesful.

    The reality is this: these pears are NOT happy, they went further than me and they are still NOT happy? They tell me how much of a struggle it is to keep things together, office, reputation, projects, finances, family… They keep inventing new “escapes”, looking for satisfaction in holidays, relationships, luxury lifestyles or even more recognition… One of them is so unhappy that even though he made it very far up, he still has to put other people down in order to feel some sense of worth (which does not last of course).

    So if they are NOT happy by having achieved what I saw as a reason for ME to be satisfied, then what makes me think that it would be any different if I “make it”?

    I can’t say that I have a realization of what I am saying, but I do have an intellectual logical understanding about it, about how I must not create an incorrect expectations towards worldly pursuits.

    Today, I am working hard at putting back things together and re-build my finances and a company that can allow me again to perform at a large scale.
    So I am working hard at this “architect” projection of mine, again, but I do not have the silly expectation anymore that this will bring me peace of mind and happiness.
    No, it can only bring me maybe some money, and surely more problems to deal with.

    But above all, it can give me a platform again to participate to the project of my Guru.
    It can create a platform from which I can finance my Dharma journey and other people’s Dharma journey.
    It can prove to my pears that we can “make it” and have a Dharma journey at the same time!
    It can be a platform for me to step up in my Dharma practice.
    The platform could be like a step that I leave behind, or it could be one that I take along if it is useful, it does not matter.
    For I know that the peace of mind is not in the “step”, it is in what the step goes towards.

    I have a long journey ahead.
    And I wish I can put even more effort in my Dharma journey than in my “architect” journey.
    This time, the result will not disapppoint.
    And after all it was my other child dream too.
    I have worked 30 years at one of my child’s dream, being an architect, with karma and merit on my side, may I be able to put another 30 years into Dharma now. Then I’ll have no regret.

    I wish we all have this aspiration.

  39. Paul paul on Apr 28, 2012 at 2:19 pm

    Life is so short, fragile and unpredictable.

    We though we could live happily after for 100 years, but next moment we could lying down inside the coffin and say goodbye to whatever we though is important and most attached to.

    The only solution to this is practice the dharma and let go of our attachment. Otherwise, we will become the white little mouse, always running inside the circle and have never ending problems.

  40. bengkooi on Apr 26, 2012 at 4:24 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche. Thoughts similar to this went thru my mind when I first met Rinpoche and listened to the book club talk “Love Without Agenda”
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOhDRX4v7A8
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HasMXYZZ6A0

    I realised that I had been doing just that my whole life, in the quest for a good lifestyle, great experiences, etc etc etc. I had it all and yet it all amounted to nothing. Rinpoche you made me see that clearly and I thank you for it. I will be in Dharma all my life, till I die and I pray to meet you next life to continue my journey with you.

  41. Albert on Apr 26, 2012 at 3:40 pm

    This is very true, since many years already, people has been chasing for many things but it brings unhappiness, and in thought, if I drop out this unhappiness and go for other things in new place, I will get what I want, but after awhile when everything is back to the shit farm, then avoidance in action again.

    After so many years, we have already forgotten the past experience, and when the same problem comes again, it is a brand new problem to us and we will then go sought for new chance / hope, but after many years of chasing and working, we are actually running on the same ground, we get no where but our mind has became more and more close up or more and more negative…

  42. jamiekhoo on Apr 26, 2012 at 12:52 am

    Rinpoche just shared this with some of us @ an audience: that whether we’re doing things in or out of Dharma, whether we’re engaging in spiritual practice / work or we’re engaging in work and activity on the “outside”, we will still face hassles, stress, problems, difficulties.

    Putting up with all this crap on the outside eventually leads to nothing – we gain nothing from it. But while in spiritual practice and Dharma, we do gain something while we’re going through the difficulties, and the motivating factor for actually engaging in the actions in the first place is a much higher one, for the benefit and help of many, many others.

  43. jennifer on Apr 25, 2012 at 11:12 pm

    Dear Rinpoche,
    I just watched my dog chasing after his own tail , round and round and round and this was almost immediately after reading your teaching . It is exactly what we have been doing all our lives , chasing after our own tails that get us to nowhere ! We should instead harness and focus our time and energy in persusing the inner peace that the Dharma offers us . Thank you Rinpoche for the reminder .
    ( i think my mumu Toby was trying to tell me something when he did his little whirling around over his tail dance )

  44. nicholas on Apr 25, 2012 at 2:56 pm

    Chasing materialism is what we have been taught since young and it become a norm practice in our live.

    Knowing Dharma really blow my mind to learn and understand what we have been chasing all this while is not something that we can secure forever and later I found out that actually I don’t achieve anything in this Samsara world. Material wealth is impermanent and when it’s gone we will be disappointed and more negative drama will happen. Not worth it at all.

    Thanks for Rinpoche teaching and make us realize that Dharma is what we should greed of and chase all the time. Dharma benefit us all live time, benefit our loved ones and people around us too.

  45. Uncle Eddie on Apr 25, 2012 at 12:16 pm

    Every human being wants happiness and not suffering. It is clear that we humans who live on this earth face the task of making a happy life for ourselves. But, it is important to discover what will bring about the greatest “degree of happiness” and how to achieve such happiness. As H.H. The Dalai Lama has once mentioned that there are two main categories for every kind of happiness and sufferings: i.e. Mental and Physical. Of the two, it is the mind that exerts the greatest influence on most of us; whereas, our Physical condition is said to play a secondary role. If our body is contented, we virtually ignore it. In this mundane deluded world of today, our Rinpoche has sumed up what all we humans would do, is to go about habitually doing all our lives – i.e. chasing after those “Mirage-like” ends, which bring no results. It is sucidial to “knock our heads against the wall, harder and longer”, as Rinpoche said. If we are of the realisation, we should stop, and instead chase after Dharma. We must pursue all the way till we attain the tangible, lasting and geniune results utimately through to enlightenment.

  46. Olaf on Apr 25, 2012 at 3:57 am

    Yes Rinpoche and with the transformation we may even take things along the way. Not all is bad but chasing after things and clinging to strong only create further suffering… thanks for your nice site, I enjoy it!

  47. June Kang on Apr 25, 2012 at 1:57 am

    Because we do not have lots of money, we feel life is suffering, and we think that with lots of money, our life would be happier. And we never stop for chasing money because we always feel is not enough. So life going on the same everyday. Until we take our last breath, then only we realized that we can’t bring all this along with us,is too late to know…..

    “Trust the Dharma and chase after Dharma now so you don’t greet death empty handed.” Yes, this is the way to follow.

  48. Doreen Teoh on Apr 25, 2012 at 12:46 am

    Yes, the chase is on….since the day we were born, cry to be fed, when hungry….then smile happily when are full, want to get this toy, that toy, and we get older, we join our parents in the chasing game too, and then our children joins us and the cycle goes on …..like Rinpoche said we hit our head harder and longer at the wall! .and yes, I have achieved my goals when I was working as a financial consultant…I was happy when I finally achieved it for consecutively three years….are able to get the stuff i want and enjoyment, holidays I have always thought would bring me happiness, but then i realize it was so shortcoming, tiring, and meaningless, and chasing after goals, and goals.. Do I want to go to this path to achieve such material goals in my this short life? I have ask myself this question many times? As Rinpoche tmentioned in one of his YouTube teachings, Rinpoche says that we will go thru the same stress, obstacles, and etc in the secular world, but If work for the dharma to benefit others, the results will be not be same, but it is tangible long lasting.

    Thank you, Rinpoche for this teachings and gentle reminder always, I promise that no matter how difficult or any challenges that I face when doing dharma work, i will not give up. Please knock my head If I do, can?

  49. Adeline on Apr 25, 2012 at 12:24 am

    Yes Rinpoche i want to chase after Dharma, do Dharma work and do Dharma practice now in this short life time and don’t want to greet death empty handed as i almost did.

  50. Mei Fong on Apr 24, 2012 at 9:55 pm

    We all have been chasing for materialistic items and have never even regarded dharma to be something chaseable. After realizing the truth from rinpoche, all our materialistic will be nullified when we die, the picture of chasing dharma becomes so obvious as that’s is the only thing we can bring along with us after our death and also the best thing we can give our loved ones when we are alive.

  51. Lim Han Nee on Apr 24, 2012 at 6:05 pm

    Thank you, Rinpoche, for these gems of Dharma wisdom. Yes, owing to our deluded minds and our negative habituations, we have spent our entire life or most of it, chasing after the things of this life that bring only momentary happiness. In the end, we are still not happy or contented at all.

    So, why don’t we change our focus to chasing after the Buddha , the Dharma and the Sangha, or more specifically the Dharma. It is only the Dharma, our Dharma work and Dharma practice that will bring us the happiness we so desperately want and cannot get through chasing worldly things and relationships.At death, nothing matters but the Dharma.

  52. Pastor Susan on Apr 24, 2012 at 5:41 pm

    It’s so true…life is all about constantly chasing after this and that which satisfy just for the moment… thus, the constant need to chase. Dharma helped me to consider other options :

    1. stop chasing and discover inner peace

    2. a new meaning to chasing after dharma… the new meaning of chasing is not because i need to because dharma provide temporary fix but rather chase after dharma because every day which passes is a day closer to death for me.

    Rinpoche, thank you for knocking some sense into my hard head all thees years…

  53. patsy on Apr 24, 2012 at 5:10 pm

    Our priority now is to chase after dharma and not the things we have to leave behind at the time of death.

    Another good reminder to contemplate daily. Thank you, Rinpoche

  54. Siong Woan on Apr 24, 2012 at 1:04 pm

    Dear Rinpoche,

    How true! Unfortunately, in most of the world, children are brought up to CHASE the wrong things! Very few educational institutions provide religious classes. Dharma is almost a side interest or hobby when children are taught to go to schools, get good results, get a good job (= Just Over Broke), get married, have children.. and the same circle will start all over again with their children. How meaningless! just like dogs chasing their own tails!

    Hence we must plant dharma seeds into the minds of our young generations so that they start on the ‘right’ footing and make dharma their way of lives!

  55. Han on Apr 24, 2012 at 12:08 pm

    “Since we have been chasing them and they brought us nowhere…” I choose to chase for dharma and greedy for dharma, this path definitely leading me to happiness and peace.

    Thank you Rinpoche for shaing this precious post.

  56. Victor Phang on Apr 24, 2012 at 11:09 am

    Dear Rinpoche:
    Yes, I fully agreed with your sharing and teaching. However for instance my personal situation, I couldn’t just let go my business. As it is my commitment to about 100 people that working with me. My promise to pay their salary on time, to make sure they have sufficient income for decent living for themselves and their families. I cannot be selfish and just close shop like that. I don’t want to see anyone who may suffer or in difficulty to look for job and money just because of my selfishness. Honestly I always feel tough and heavy to carry this group of people with me but with dharma, it makes me stronger and positive as my motivation of doing business now is not purely for money, chasing after big house and car. Now I want to provide at least decent living for employees and their families, give them good benefits and welfare. I don’t want to see them end up sleeping on the street. If possible I also hope to contribute both physically and in monetary form to the growth of dharma whenever I can and afford.
    Thank you very much.
    With love,
    VP

  57. tenzin llhamo on Apr 24, 2012 at 10:59 am

    “Top of the list are the chasing of money, paying off commitments, dragging ourselves to hell and back for relationships that end nowhere, fantasizing materialism brings happiness, hiding behind raising children, or just lazing around accomplishing nothing.”

    WOW! It was exactly what I did before Dharma! I always think back and feel so stupid for doing things I shouldn’t have done! I am FOREVER grateful for Rinpoche being here in Malaysia! How fortunate are we!

    Better put on my running shoes now and run all my lives for the 3 Jewels.

  58. JG on Apr 24, 2012 at 10:12 am

    Dharma is where we find the answer of life, why we are here?? It assist us to see things from the top of samsara, samsara is a path for human to create awareness with suffering and happiness. Nothing is permanent in money,relationship, happiness from material,neither children. When we create the cause to cling with one of the causes and try to make it “permanent” in our life, defintely we will beaten up with all the causes, because they all are not permanent elements.

    Hence we have to create awareness in us and those around with Dharma teaching, the more we plant the seed, the more conciousness in oneself, so that everyone realise the four noble truths and eightfold path.

  59. Elsie Toy on Apr 24, 2012 at 9:36 am

    Dear Rinpoche, what you have said above is exactly my situation of me raising children and chasing after money to pay the $$$ i owe to the bank. I promise myself to do dharma work and then I realised I had my loan to service sell off my vehicle and I am a free. I realised that I am luck to have met the dharma and specially a Guru. I really have no time left as it is running out by the seconds by the minutes and each day I read the Guru devotion and contemplate on it and each time I read the prayers I am dying to give up everything for dharma but am stuck with having to clear my outstanding. Then I will commit fully. In fact I love to be sangha one day.

  60. AWL on Apr 24, 2012 at 9:25 am

    Dear rinpoche,
    Thank you rinpoche, Deeply appreciate your reminder and kindness care for us. I will always keep your teaching in my mind.
    Thank you 

  61. Lim Tat Ming on Apr 24, 2012 at 9:24 am

    Having met Dharma and if we understood the impermanent and transient nature of our life, everything that everyone does in samsara becomes totally meaningless. The only meaningful things to do in samsara are: to accumulate merit, purify our karma and transform our minds to the best of our abilities.

    Majority of the people in the World now do not have the good fortune to meet Dharma to realize the truths about life, hence they are still chasing after their dreams, or whatever goals they have in their life. It is completely pointless and meaningless to chase after samsaric pursuits because everything (our possessions, wealth, success, fame, loved ones, relatives, friends, and etc.) cannot be taken along with us upon our death in this life. Our future lives are far more important than the present life. We have the opportunities now to change the happiness of our future lives.

    Hence as Buddhists, we have the responsibility to educate the majority of the people in the World about Dharma so that everyone will know about the truths of life. Only Dharma can help all sentient beings from ignorantly wandering in the samsara over and over again, life after life.

    Time waits for no one. Start chasing after the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha immediately!

    • Jacinta Goh on May 13, 2014 at 7:43 pm

      I am very much in agreement with Tat Ming. I was once the ‘majority’ and I thought by chasing after money, I will be out of rat race but little do I know, it never ends. Having to know Buddhist way of life is great but having the perseverance to continue is even more important. There will be times where samsaric pleasure is just irresistible. It doesn’t need to be in money term, for instance having few ‘extra good’ unnecessary meals or taking few ‘extra long naps’ on a cozy bed (my own examples). Thus, I will always remind myself over and over again the shortness of life the its urgency to chase after the Dharma. I am still having my samsaric pleasures but hopefully it will be less.

  62. Yoke Fui on Apr 24, 2012 at 7:50 am

    Most of us think that is what life is – getting an education, a good job that pays well, find a partner, start a family….and the circle goes on and on. When we take our last breath, all these will not matter a single bit.

    Only through dharma we learn of the true essence of this precious human potentiality that can take us to a level beyond what we can perceive now.

    Thank you Rinpoche for your kind and tireless constant reminders.

  63. Gim Lee on Apr 24, 2012 at 6:39 am

    Yes, due to our ignorance we always chase after the things that will eventually give us pain and suffering… chase after Dharma is the only way to happiness yet we must examine carefully the Dharma we intend to practice…

    “The good or bad in all your future lives
    Comes from the holy Dharma,
    Yet you treat that Dharma like a dog eats food:
    You worship whatever comes along
    Without first checking whether it is good or evil.”

    by Master Sakya Pandita

    Lamrim is a safe bet and Rinpoche’s teaching is the safest bet of course.

    Thank you Rinpoche for this post.

  64. David Loh on Apr 24, 2012 at 6:36 am

    Thank you Rinpoche for the reminder. I have to constantly remind myself not to chase after things which are not attainable. Am trying real hard to chase after Buddha and Dharma constantly trying to gather more knowledge and information to improve myself and move on to the next level. With what little time left I have I hope I am on the right path.

  65. JP on Apr 24, 2012 at 2:11 am

    It’s so true. Chasing for materialism and relationships is draining and endless. Many of my friends look haggard, making the best of the situation they are in and “look happy”, go for endless holidays to de-stress, and so on. They are trying very hard to be happy and experience the inner peace. But somehow, most of them just pretend that they are happy.

    I am sadden by what I see because they don’t know how else to get out it. They are just groping in the dark and leading one another in the dark.

    The more we send the message out that dharma is a method out of the dark, the more hope we will give others. And this hope is not just wishful thinking, but very achievable.

  66. wt on Apr 24, 2012 at 2:03 am

    This is so true, chasing for money, relationship, status, etc will just get us round and round. At the time of death, we just cannot bring anything with us except for our past karma. Only our Dharma practices now will help us at that time.
    Thank you Rinpoche for giving us guidance and chance to do Dharma work.

  67. tfreon on Apr 24, 2012 at 1:59 am

    Dear Rinpoche,
    Thank you for the reminder. May i learn and practice Dharma well in this life. May my parents, relatives and friends, even people who do not like me will know and practice dharma.

  68. Suet Moi on Apr 24, 2012 at 12:04 am

    Thank you Rinpoche, i will always remind myself chasing after dharma should be my priority.

  69. KYC on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:51 pm

    Dear Rinpoche,
    Thank you for pointing out the truth. Chasing the Dharma is certainly better than chasing non-Dharma. The one brings lasting happiness, the other only suffering.

  70. nsa on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:29 pm

    Dear Rinpoche, this sums up what many of us are doing, would have been doing if not for Rinpoche, and are still doing despite meeting the Dharma… chasing after things which we thought brings us lasting happiness but is actually as tangible as a mirage in a desert. Whenever we think we are getting closer to getting such happiness, it disappears or goes further or somewhere else, and we keep on looking chasing after it.

    I feel so helpless when I see my friends going into and out of relationships, stressing about being single, being depressed because of their partners, fighting for money and power, or taking up hobbies after hobbies because they do not know how else to fill their time… and in the process they keep complaining about what they don’t have when they have so much! I was like that, and still like that in certain situations, but lesser now thanks to Rinpoche’s Dharma.

    The least I can do for them is to share Rinpoche’s blog posts with them (and hope they take it personally to heart), and also to live by what Rinpoche teach us so I walk the talk and show results. Thank you Rinpoche for tirelessly making your teachings so readily available and easy to share with everyone.

  71. pat on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:13 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche for always reminding me that all the worldly things that I am chasing after will only bring me short term happiness and more sufferings. I am very lucky to be doing dharma work now and will not waste away any of my short time left.

  72. KH Ng on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:11 pm

    Dear Rinpoche,
    In our habituated deluded minds we always look for short term ‘happiness’. Immediate gratification that ultimately proved unsatisfactory. Chasing after Dharma and it’s result on the other hand proved very satisfying because we can see the short term results already and logically we can deduce that it has very long term results as well. Results that last beyond this life. I am confident of the Dharma.
    Thank you for bringing us the Dharma and constantly pushing us to do Dharma to benefit others and ourselves.

  73. So Kin Hoe on Apr 23, 2012 at 10:41 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche for the motivation you have given to us.

  74. Irene Lim on Apr 23, 2012 at 9:20 pm

    Thank you Rinpoche. I deeply appreciate your reminder and care for us. I will keep in my mind always.

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  • Samfoonheei
    Friday, Mar 15. 2024 07:31 PM
    Venerable Ajahn Chah was a Thai Buddhist teacher of the Buddhadhamma and a founder of two major monasteries in the Thai Forest Tradition. Well respected and loved as a man of great wisdom, he was also instrumental in establishing Theravada Buddhism in the West. Interesting life story, how he chose to leave the settled monastic life and became a wandering ascetic. Walking across Thailand, lived in forests, caves and cremation grounds while learning from the meditation monks of the Forest of various monasteries. He wandered through the countryside in quest of quiet and secluded places for developing meditation. He even lived in tiger and cobra infested jungles, using reflections on death to penetrate to the true meaning of life. After years of wandering, Venerable Ajahn Chah established a monastery where he taught simple, practice-based form of meditation, and attracted a numerous of students including western foreigners. He was one of the greatest Dhamma teachers of the modern era. His wise teachings have continued to guide thousands of people along the path of Dharma. Venerable Ajahn Chah’s teachings of the Thai Forest Tradition gradually spread across all over the world. Several of Ajahn Chah’s Western students have since established monasteries throughout the world. Just in Thailand itself, there are more than 300 branch monasteries in Ajahn Chah’s tradition. Ven erable Ajahn Chah used his ill health as a teaching point, emphasizing that it was a living example of the impermanence of all things and reminded people to endeavour to find a true refuge within themselves. The legacy of Venerable Ajahn Chah’s teachings and legacy continues into the modern age.
    Thank you Rinpoche for this great sharing.

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/great-lamas-masters/venerable-ajahn-chah-the-forest-monk.html
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    Friday, Mar 15. 2024 07:30 PM
    Wonderful blog written on the practice of Kalarupa for us to understand better. As an emanation of Manjushri, Kalarupa’s practice helps us to destroy ignorance and to develop wisdom overcoming our anger and suffering . Awesome Kalarupa manifested in multiple forms to help sentient beings who personifies enlightenment by the conquest of anger. Kalarupa also regard as one of the three main Dharma protectors of the Gelugpa is extremely fierce and ugly, and tames all kinds of spiritual ugliness. The fierceness of his iconography teaches us to remind ourselves that all the causes and effects of anger arising from ignorance are dreadful and distorted.
    Thank you Rinpoche and Pastor Antionette for this detailed sharing,

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/buddhas-dharma/kalarupa.html
  • Samfoonheei
    Friday, Mar 15. 2024 07:27 PM
    Nepal is a very spiritual country, having a huge Dorje Shugden mural in Kathmandu, is indeed a big achievement for Kechara. Located on Charkhal Road in Dilli Bazaar, the mural can be found midway between our two Dorje Shugden chapels which are in Putalisadak and Chabahil. It is also very close to one of Kathmandu’s largest shopping malls. Many locals , tourist will be able to connect them to a powerful deity that is so closely associated with their culture. Well the mural not only beautiful but also full of symbolism and everyone merely by seeing it is blessed. Thanks to those talented artists and generous sponsors making it a success.
    Thank you Rinpoche for this sharing.

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/travel/spectacular-dorje-shugden-mural-in-kathmandu-nepal.html
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    Friday, Mar 15. 2024 07:24 PM
    All the art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on. Letting go helps us to live in a more peaceful state of mind and helps restore our balance. A reminder for us all to go of attachment and meditating on impermanence and emptiness. We are to relinquish the domination of our ego and its habits to transform ourselves. A great reminder not to waste our previous life.
    Quoted Ceasing to do evil, Cultivating the good, Purifying the heart .
    Thank you Rinpoche for sharing such a meaningful teachings with folded hands.

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/buddhas-dharma/pointing-the-staff-at-the-old-man.html
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    Now we can know who is always messing with people, and he always cheats money and women, he even uses Buddhism to find money.

    Also, need to be careful with his brother-in-law (Simon Low Kok Meng) because he is a spy (CID) for DATUK YIP KUM FOOK and we will write some letters to AGONG SULTAN IBRAHIM IBN ALMARHUM SULTAN ISKANDAR as soon as possible.

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    Thursday, Mar 7. 2024 01:40 AM
    The matriarchal cultures of the grandmothers have specific symbolism of animism shamanism, such as the horse, especially the blue horse, and the deer. These are two main symbols of a shaman woman and you can find them in many cultural folk lore, especially the Russian, Slavic, Siberian, Nordic, Finland, and Norway. It’s nice to see the Matriarchal Shaman Animism diety represented in Chinese.
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    Monday, Mar 4. 2024 06:59 PM
    An inspiring act of a selfless Lama feeding strays whether its night or day. Truly an example for us all to feed those lonely strays . Yes I do agree compassion starts with feeding strays. Reading this blog again to refresh myself to do more. Strays animals generally lead a life of poor welfare on the street. Feeding strays is a compassionate act.
    Thank you Rinpoche and Anila for this sharing.


    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/one-minute-story/rinpoche-through-my-eyes-compassion-starts-with-feeding-strays
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    Monday, Mar 4. 2024 06:56 PM
    nteresting revisit this blog again as truly inspiring reading over and over again . There’s so many inspiring nuns and female practitioner coming from different back ground, leading a more spiritual life. They are practitioners dedicated their life to religious observance and their path is illuminated by the light of compassion. Going against all odds to become one. Their devotion radiates like a thousand stars in the night sky. Here at Kechara Forest Retreat, Bentong Pahang we too have inspiring practitioners .
    Thank you Rinpoche for this great sharing.

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/buddhas-dharma/inspiring-nuns-and-female-practitioners.html
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    H E Tsem Rinpoche’s Sungbum project aim to preserve the teachings and practices that have been passed from teacher to disciple in an unbroken line beginning with Lama Tsongkhapa himself . History has taught us the importance of preserving Buddha’s stainless teachings. Its important to preserve and safeguard the Buddhist tradition for future generations.
    Tsem Rinpoche is a clear and effective teacher where his stories and teachings are endlessly entertaining and inspiring. The preservation is very much needed. We are so fortunate given a chance to be involved in such a meritorious project .
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  • Samfoonheei
    Monday, Mar 4. 2024 06:55 PM
    Demons are disembodied spirits, supernatural being or spirit and unseen beings. We know they do exist and I believe they do. They have no physical form to them whatsoever. Demons do definitely exist. They are intelligent beings who are evil malicious spirits and are all dangerous entities. Valak is not to be summoned capriciously by anyone as they are dangerous beings when we invoke them having to face a heavy consequence. There are spiritual practices that we can ask for help a ritual of the wrathful Manjushri in the form of Trakze. Having a doing the practice daily without fail, consistently, as this Trakze practice has been proven to be efficacious to break the hold the Valak and other spirits. All thanks to our Guru bringing this practice to Kechara Forest Retreat, Bentong Malaysia.
    Thank you Rinpoche for this wonderful sharing for us to understand better.

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/science-mysteries/valak-the-conjuring-2-demon.html
  • Samfoonheei
    Monday, Mar 4. 2024 06:53 PM
    Wow ,reading all these powerful quotes had me realised much better of giving even I have little. May H E Tsem Rinpoche’s sincere advice to reach the far shore of liberation to everyone reading this blog. The most truly generous people are those who give silently without asking any in return. There is no exercise better than reaching and lifting people up. A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal. Well creating and lighting for others we naturally light our own way. Helping others especially those unfortunate ones, make us feel more positive about our own circumstances.
    Thank you Rinpoche for sharing all these powerful quotes.

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/inspiration-worthy-words/the-power-of-giving-18-quotes-from-tsem-rinpoche.html
  • Aarati Bhatt
    Wednesday, Feb 28. 2024 12:47 AM
    I have tried mine and my friend’s horoscope and it results same in both of our case, and not just that I have tried this on various friends and this horoscope is showing same for maximum date of birth, I think this is a bug.
  • Samfoonheei
    Thursday, Jan 4. 2024 04:11 PM
    Lama Tsongkhapa was an influential Tibetan Buddhist monk, philosopher and tantric yogi, whose activities led to the formation of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism . Lama Tsongkhapa was hailed as the second Buddha by contemporary Buddhist masters of his time. Famous for reviving Buddhism in Tibet and revered for elevating the Dharma to all its present glory. Hence having a 12 ft Lama Tsongkhapa Statue at new Kechara Gompa (Prayer Hall) is indeed a blessing. Its truly beautiful. Merely by looking at it is a blessing .
    Thank you Rinpoche and team effort making it possible.

    https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/kechara-13-depts/10-ft-tsongkapa-here.html

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At Kechara Forest Retreat land we have nice fresh spinach growing free of chemicals and pesticides. Yes!
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Mahapajapati Gotami, who was the first nun ordained by Lord Buddha.
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Mahapajapati Gotami, who was the first nun ordained by Lord Buddha. She was his step-mother and aunt. Buddha's mother had passed away at his birth so he was raised by Gotami.
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This is pretty amazing! First Sri Lankan Buddhist temple opened in Dubai!!!
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My Dharma boy (left) and Oser girl loves to laze around on the veranda in the mornings. They enjoy all the trees, grass and relaxing under the hot sun. Sunbathing is a favorite daily activity. I care about these two doggies of mine very much and I enjoy seeing them happy. They are with me always. Tsem Rinpoche Always be kind to animals and eat vegetarian- https://bit.ly/2Psp8h2
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Part 2-Beautiful billboard in Malaysia of a powerful Tibetan hero whose life serves as a great inspiration- https://bit.ly/2UltNE4
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Part 1-Beautiful billboard in Malaysia of a powerful Tibetan hero whose life serves as a great inspiration- https://bit.ly/2UltNE4
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The great Protector Manjushri Dorje Shugden depicted in the beautiful Mongolian style. To download a high resolution file: https://bit.ly/2Nt3FHz
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The Mystical land of Shambhala is finally ready for everyone to feast their eyes and be blessed. A beautiful post with information, art work, history, spirituality and a beautiful book composed by His Holiness the 6th Panchen Rinpoche. ~ https://bit.ly/309MHBi
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Beautiful pictures of the huge Buddha in Longkou Nanshan- https://bit.ly/2LsBxVb
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The reason-Very interesting thought- https://bit.ly/2V7VT5r
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NEW Bigfoot cafe in Malaysia! Food is delicious!- https://bit.ly/2VxdGau
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DON'T MISS THIS!~How brave Bonnie survived by living with a herd of deer~ https://bit.ly/2Lre2eY
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Global Superpower China Will Cut Meat Consumption by 50%! Very interesting, find out more- https://bit.ly/2V1sJFh
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You can download this beautiful Egyptian style Dorje Shugden Free- https://bit.ly/2Nt3FHz
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Beautiful high file for print of Lord Manjushri. May you be blessed- https://bit.ly/2V8mwZe
Mongolian (Oymiakon) Shaman in Siberia, Russia. That is his real outfit he wears. Very unique. TR
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Mongolian (Oymiakon) Shaman in Siberia, Russia. That is his real outfit he wears. Very unique. TR
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    Don't you love Hamburgers? See how 'delicious' it is here!
  • Such a beautiful and powerful message from a person who knows the meaning of life. Tsem Rinpoche
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    Such a beautiful and powerful message from a person who knows the meaning of life. Tsem Rinpoche
  • What the meat industry figured out is that you don't need healthy animals to make a profit.
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    What the meat industry figured out is that you don't need healthy animals to make a profit.
    Sick animals are more profitable... farms calculate how close to death they can keep animals without killing them. That's the business model. How quickly they can be made to grow, how tightly they can be packed, how much or how little can they eat, how sick they can get without dying... We live in a world in which it's conventional to treat an animal like a block of wood. ~ Jonathan Safran Foer
  • This video went viral and it's a must watch!!
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    This video went viral and it's a must watch!!
  • SEE HOW THIS ANIMAL SERIAL KILLER HAS NO ISSUE BLUDGEONING THIS DEFENSELESS BEING.
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    SEE HOW THIS ANIMAL SERIAL KILLER HAS NO ISSUE BLUDGEONING THIS DEFENSELESS BEING.
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And here's Mr Wong of KSK Ipoh who dropped by to pray and offered some donation to the Chapel. Kechara Penang Study Group. Pic by Siew Hong & uploaded by Jacinta.
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And here's Mr Wong of KSK Ipoh who dropped by to pray and offered some donation to the Chapel. Kechara Penang Study Group. Pic by Siew Hong & uploaded by Jacinta.
Today's puja (16/3/2024) ended around 420pm, Jacinta was the umze of the day. Pic by Siew Hong. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
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Today's puja (16/3/2024) ended around 420pm, Jacinta was the umze of the day. Pic by Siew Hong. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
Group photo taken after the last session, sealed with King of Prayers. Come and join us next time! Sayonara - 9-10th March 2024 - Kechara Penang DS Retreat by Jacinta.
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Group photo taken after the last session, sealed with King of Prayers. Come and join us next time! Sayonara - 9-10th March 2024 - Kechara Penang DS Retreat by Jacinta.
Abundance altar! Fruits, flowers, Mee Koo (traditional Penang buns), Bee Hoon, sourdoughs and snacks are some of the offerings to Rinpoche, Buddhas & Bodhisattvas. Kechara Penang Dorje Shugden Retreat 9-10th March, 2024 by Jacinta.
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Abundance altar! Fruits, flowers, Mee Koo (traditional Penang buns), Bee Hoon, sourdoughs and snacks are some of the offerings to Rinpoche, Buddhas & Bodhisattvas. Kechara Penang Dorje Shugden Retreat 9-10th March, 2024 by Jacinta.
Siew Hong, one of retreatants and an active member of Kechara Penang group proudly presented her torma to be used during the Kalarupa puja. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
7 days ago
Siew Hong, one of retreatants and an active member of Kechara Penang group proudly presented her torma to be used during the Kalarupa puja. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
Torma making was taught by Pastor Seng Piow and held one day before the retreat. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
7 days ago
Torma making was taught by Pastor Seng Piow and held one day before the retreat. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
Penang Dorje Shugden Retreat cum Puja, 9-10th March 2024 led by Pastor Seng Piow with 12 retreatants. Uploaded by Jacinta
7 days ago
Penang Dorje Shugden Retreat cum Puja, 9-10th March 2024 led by Pastor Seng Piow with 12 retreatants. Uploaded by Jacinta
The celebration ended with a Dorje Shugden puja, dedicated to all the sponsors, our loved ones and as well as for the happiness & good health for all sentient beings. May Rinpoche return swiftly too and taking this opportunity wishing all Happy Chinese New Year and Gong Xi Fa Cai from all of us, Kechara Penang Study Group. Uploaded by Jacinta.
1 month ago
The celebration ended with a Dorje Shugden puja, dedicated to all the sponsors, our loved ones and as well as for the happiness & good health for all sentient beings. May Rinpoche return swiftly too and taking this opportunity wishing all Happy Chinese New Year and Gong Xi Fa Cai from all of us, Kechara Penang Study Group. Uploaded by Jacinta.
Seen here, Pastor Seng Piow set off firecrackers - welcoming of the upcoming year with enthusiasm and positive energy. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
1 month ago
Seen here, Pastor Seng Piow set off firecrackers - welcoming of the upcoming year with enthusiasm and positive energy. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
In this pic, Pastor Seng Piow is sharing Dharma with newbies ~ Sharyn's friends. It's always good to make light offerings at the beginning of new year. By making light offerings, you are able to dispel the darkness of ignorance and achieve wisdom. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
1 month ago
In this pic, Pastor Seng Piow is sharing Dharma with newbies ~ Sharyn's friends. It's always good to make light offerings at the beginning of new year. By making light offerings, you are able to dispel the darkness of ignorance and achieve wisdom. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
One the day of Losar (new lunar year), it is always beneficial for Buddhist practitioners to get together in making abundant offerings to Buddhas on the altar to usher in goodness, prosperity and well-being of our loved ones. It's more auspicious this year as Losar and the Chinese New Year begin on the same date, 10th Feb, 2024. Back in Penang, our Kechara members came together to decorate the altar with abundance offerings for Dorje Shugden puja @3pm. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
1 month ago
One the day of Losar (new lunar year), it is always beneficial for Buddhist practitioners to get together in making abundant offerings to Buddhas on the altar to usher in goodness, prosperity and well-being of our loved ones. It's more auspicious this year as Losar and the Chinese New Year begin on the same date, 10th Feb, 2024. Back in Penang, our Kechara members came together to decorate the altar with abundance offerings for Dorje Shugden puja @3pm. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
Mr. Dared Lim was offering water bowls on behalf of Kechara Ipoh Study Group. (Kin Hoe)
1 month ago
Mr. Dared Lim was offering water bowls on behalf of Kechara Ipoh Study Group. (Kin Hoe)
Jun from Ipoh was offering mandarin oranges to Mother Tara and The Three Jewels. (Kin Hoe)
1 month ago
Jun from Ipoh was offering mandarin oranges to Mother Tara and The Three Jewels. (Kin Hoe)
Prior to our puja in Ipoh, Mr. & Mrs. Cheah Fook Wan were preparing for the offerings to the Buddhas. (Kin Hoe)
1 month ago
Prior to our puja in Ipoh, Mr. & Mrs. Cheah Fook Wan were preparing for the offerings to the Buddhas. (Kin Hoe)
On Sunday afternoon, Kechara Ipoh Study Group has carried out Mother Tara prayer recitations in Ipoh. (Kin Hoe)
1 month ago
On Sunday afternoon, Kechara Ipoh Study Group has carried out Mother Tara prayer recitations in Ipoh. (Kin Hoe)
Some of the best shots taken during Thaipusam in Penang. Swee Bee, Huey, Tang KS, Nathan, Choong SH and Jacinta volunteered. Wai Meng came all the way from KL to help out. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
2 months ago
Some of the best shots taken during Thaipusam in Penang. Swee Bee, Huey, Tang KS, Nathan, Choong SH and Jacinta volunteered. Wai Meng came all the way from KL to help out. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
Simple yet powerful ally ~ Bhagawan Dorje Shuden. Kechara Penang Study Group consists of Chien Seong, Hue, Choong SH, Tang KS, Swee Bee and Jacinta. Wai Meng came all the way from KL to help out. Uploaded by Jacinta.
2 months ago
Simple yet powerful ally ~ Bhagawan Dorje Shuden. Kechara Penang Study Group consists of Chien Seong, Hue, Choong SH, Tang KS, Swee Bee and Jacinta. Wai Meng came all the way from KL to help out. Uploaded by Jacinta.
Thaipusam in Penang. Some of the best shots. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
2 months ago
Thaipusam in Penang. Some of the best shots. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
Nothing beats having a sacred audience with our lineage lamas. It's not selfie or wefie, but we have the best 'groufie'!!! 20th Jan 2024, Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
2 months ago
Nothing beats having a sacred audience with our lineage lamas. It's not selfie or wefie, but we have the best 'groufie'!!! 20th Jan 2024, Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
Welcoming our lineage Gurus to our Penang Chapel today! Pastor Seng Piow explained the significance of having Guru Tree and introduced to us our lineage lamas, Buddhas, deities, protectors and etc.
2 months ago
Welcoming our lineage Gurus to our Penang Chapel today! Pastor Seng Piow explained the significance of having Guru Tree and introduced to us our lineage lamas, Buddhas, deities, protectors and etc.
Umze for the day was Siew Hong. She's just been with us for slightly more than a year now but she's proven her capability in leading the puja. Our Penang group members are so proud of her and her commitment in attending the weekly puja. Despite being eloquence and smart, she has beautiful chant as well. When she leads, make sure you are there to hear her chant for yourself! Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
2 months ago
Umze for the day was Siew Hong. She's just been with us for slightly more than a year now but she's proven her capability in leading the puja. Our Penang group members are so proud of her and her commitment in attending the weekly puja. Despite being eloquence and smart, she has beautiful chant as well. When she leads, make sure you are there to hear her chant for yourself! Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
Umze for the day was Siew Hong. She's just been with us for slightly more than a year now but she's proven her capability in leading the puja. Our Penang group members are so proud of her and her commitment in attending the weekly puja. Despite being eloquence and smart, she has beautiful chant as well. When she leads, make sure you are there to hear her chant for yourself! Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
2 months ago
Umze for the day was Siew Hong. She's just been with us for slightly more than a year now but she's proven her capability in leading the puja. Our Penang group members are so proud of her and her commitment in attending the weekly puja. Despite being eloquence and smart, she has beautiful chant as well. When she leads, make sure you are there to hear her chant for yourself! Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
Tara Recitation is on now at KISG - Wai Meng
3 months ago
Tara Recitation is on now at KISG - Wai Meng
Photo from Wan Wai Meng
3 months ago
Photo from Wan Wai Meng
A sea of yellow ~usually in Tibetan Buddhism yellow represents growth. We prayed that our Penang group will grow in terms of people, wealth and attainments too. _/\_ Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
3 months ago
A sea of yellow ~usually in Tibetan Buddhism yellow represents growth. We prayed that our Penang group will grow in terms of people, wealth and attainments too. _/_ Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
After Dorje Shugden puja @3pm, we had Rinpoche's Swift Return puja too. We laughed as Sis Swee Bee was commenting that Tang should smile ~ here's the reason why we laughed.  Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta Goh
3 months ago
After Dorje Shugden puja @3pm, we had Rinpoche's Swift Return puja too. We laughed as Sis Swee Bee was commenting that Tang should smile ~ here's the reason why we laughed. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta Goh
3 months ago
Today's (9/12/2023)Dorje Shugden puja led by Gordon. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
3 months ago
Today's (9/12/2023)Dorje Shugden puja led by Gordon. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
3 months ago
3 months ago
Dharma sharing by Hue before we proceeded with DS puja & Rinpoche Swift Return puja. Hue is one of the long time Kechara Penang members and he comes to puja regularly. He shared that he truly believes that Dorje Shugden and Rinpoche always there guiding him. He shared how sometimes DS will give him hints to avert troubles ahead or to alert him when he 'misbehaved'. Hope many will come to know more about this powerful Dharma Protector, Dorje Shugden aka DS. Having Dorje Shugden is like having a powerful ally that will protect us day and night. Just trust Him and have faith. Kechara Penang Study Group, 25/11/2023 by Jacinta.
4 months ago
Dharma sharing by Hue before we proceeded with DS puja & Rinpoche Swift Return puja. Hue is one of the long time Kechara Penang members and he comes to puja regularly. He shared that he truly believes that Dorje Shugden and Rinpoche always there guiding him. He shared how sometimes DS will give him hints to avert troubles ahead or to alert him when he 'misbehaved'. Hope many will come to know more about this powerful Dharma Protector, Dorje Shugden aka DS. Having Dorje Shugden is like having a powerful ally that will protect us day and night. Just trust Him and have faith. Kechara Penang Study Group, 25/11/2023 by Jacinta.
Kechara Penang Study Group had our weekly DS puja , led by our beloved sis Swee Bee and serkym by Mr. Lee. After that, we completed Swift Return puja also. 18th Nov 2023. By Jacinta
4 months ago
Kechara Penang Study Group had our weekly DS puja , led by our beloved sis Swee Bee and serkym by Mr. Lee. After that, we completed Swift Return puja also. 18th Nov 2023. By Jacinta
#Back2back 11th Nov 2023 Dorje Shugden puja & Rinpoche's Swift Return puja @Penang Chapel, 49 Jalan Seang Tek, Georgetown, Pulau Pinang. Every Saturday @3pm/5pm. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
4 months ago
#Back2back 11th Nov 2023 Dorje Shugden puja & Rinpoche's Swift Return puja @Penang Chapel, 49 Jalan Seang Tek, Georgetown, Pulau Pinang. Every Saturday @3pm/5pm. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
Pic: Rinpoche Swift Return puja ~ 21/10/23 Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
5 months ago
Pic: Rinpoche Swift Return puja ~ 21/10/23 Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
#Backtoback A few months back, Kechara Penang Study Group started to have two pujas consecutively on Saturday. Dorje Shugden puja @3pm and thereafter Rinpoche Swift Return puja. This can only be achieved due to the committed members from Penang. A big round of applause...... Pic : DS puja on 21/10/2023 Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
5 months ago
#Backtoback A few months back, Kechara Penang Study Group started to have two pujas consecutively on Saturday. Dorje Shugden puja @3pm and thereafter Rinpoche Swift Return puja. This can only be achieved due to the committed members from Penang. A big round of applause...... Pic : DS puja on 21/10/2023 Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
More pictures of the day! Kechara Penang Chapel & public blessings 3rd Oct 2023 by Jacinta.
5 months ago
More pictures of the day! Kechara Penang Chapel & public blessings 3rd Oct 2023 by Jacinta.
Some pictures of the public blessings taken right after the puja was completed by the monks. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta. 3rd Oct 2023.
5 months ago
Some pictures of the public blessings taken right after the puja was completed by the monks. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta. 3rd Oct 2023.
3rd Oct 2023, Tibetan monks came to Kechara Penang for chapel & public blessing, in conjunction with the arrival of H. E Tsem Rinpoche's holy statue. Thanks to Pastor Henry & Pastor Seng Piow, who guided us throughout the event. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
5 months ago
3rd Oct 2023, Tibetan monks came to Kechara Penang for chapel & public blessing, in conjunction with the arrival of H. E Tsem Rinpoche's holy statue. Thanks to Pastor Henry & Pastor Seng Piow, who guided us throughout the event. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
Tsem Rinpoche's holy statue is here! 3rd Oct 2023. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
5 months ago
Tsem Rinpoche's holy statue is here! 3rd Oct 2023. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta.
29th Sept 2023. Kechara Penang Dorje Shugden puja adjourned at 4.30pm with 9 attendees. Thereafter, a Rinpoche Swift Return puja was completed too. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
5 months ago
29th Sept 2023. Kechara Penang Dorje Shugden puja adjourned at 4.30pm with 9 attendees. Thereafter, a Rinpoche Swift Return puja was completed too. Kechara Penang Study Group by Jacinta
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