This video is super scary! Do you dare watch this video till the end? You better beware! Dharma work is very interesting and thrilling, but this will knock your socks off! 😯 Tsem Rinpoche
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This video is super scary! Do you dare watch this video till the end? You better beware! Dharma work is very interesting and thrilling, but this will knock your socks off! 😯 Tsem Rinpoche
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Being creative is an expression of helping others to understand something by various unconventional means. ~Tsem Rinpoche You must see this short and super cute video of my Mumu. He is adorable. Originally published: March 20, 2010 Last time with a treat, I’d train Mumu to do some treadmill for exercise. I...
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About one hour away from our capital city which is Kuala Lumpur, we have our beautiful Kechara Forest Retreat which is located in the town of Bentong, Pahang. You can read more about how we found our land here. Bentong is a small town and it has a very nice waterfall which is a...
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Having to work in urban societies – in the city, among buildings, traffic, people, parking, congestion, smoke and smog really takes a toll on one’s body and mind. Sometimes we really need to go to a place of peace, healing and recovery. Because of this, I conceptualised and founded Kechara Forest Retreat with my...
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Dear friends around the world, Food is sustenance. Food can be enjoyment. Food can be symbolic, bonding, a sort of expressing care and also cultural, but one thing food should not be is pain for animals. Last year when I saw the Forgotten Battery Hens video (or watch the video ), I decided to...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) Religion is just a label. It is the teachings of the religion that help nurture our innate goodness. Therefore I have always encouraged people of different backgrounds to practice their chosen religion with great faith and devotion. I will never try to distract and convert people from their religious teachers to Buddhism...
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We live in a multi-screen world and screens have become the overwhelmingly ubiquitous way through which we interact with the world. And with the convenience of this technology comes the problem of maintaining healthy eyes and good vision. As most of us are fortunate enough to have a functional human body to practice the...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) Dear everyone, Cindy Bird went through hardship and confusion in her spiritual journey, just like many of us have and perhaps are experiencing right now. However, in her story she tells us how she searched beyond the “normal” options that life presented her and in her active pursuit of spiritual progress,...
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In the 1970s, the West was not as exposed to the East like it is now... as a young boy, I remember how not many people could distinguish between people from the different Asian countries - everyone who was Asian were assumed to be Chinese...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) Dear friends around the world, Over two decades ago I was in Gaden Shartse Monastery and I had a vivid dream. The dream was interesting because I dreamed I was in Drepung Monastery and had a senior monk accompanied by a young monk come visiting me. In my dream I had a...
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I have always loved going to the forest, places that is plentiful of nature. I enjoy doing meditations, pujas and giving Dharma talks to my students in these natural environments.
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Are you ready to double up in laughter? Are ready to laugh so hard you will fold over in pain? Do you want to laugh so hard you tear? Well get ready for this! It is hilarious! WATCH THIS FIRST (ORIGINAL) Or view on Youtube here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTtpDwrKaxo Dear friends around the world, I...
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Dear friends around the world, For the last few decades I’ve received so many cards, letters, gifts, requests and offerings. I am truly grateful to everyone for all they have presented me. Each offering I will offer it up on my shrine to the Buddhas so the gift giver will truly collect merits. Each...
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Dear Martin, Thank you for posting this on your facebook. Your write up is very good. I extracted it and posted here to bring more awareness to what is happening and hope more will sign the petition. I thank you for your compassion and words of wisdom. It is good we have some sense of care...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) As the world evolves and advances, scientists are able to provide more and more physical evidence that certain spiritual practices such as meditation bring tremendous benefit to our minds. Although meditation is often associated with religion (as it was first practiced by the great Hindu adepts and later integrated into Buddhism),...
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The Organic Farm One of the core pillars of conscious living at the Kechara Forest Retreat is to embrace and live in harmony with nature. We wish to achieve this more and more and as much as possible. Visitors and residents are invited to dive into the breathtaking abundance of our earth through green programmes...
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One of the lamas who first recognised me as a tulku back in 1987 was His Eminence Kyabje Gangchen Rinpoche. His Eminence is a world renown healing lama from Sera Monastery who now resides in Italy thanks to the ban on Dorje Shugden. Despite the obstacles, Kyabje Gangchen Rinpoche has worked tirelessly for many...
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Dear Friends, These are some delicious Tibetan favorites of many. What is wonderful is that they are vegetarian. So they taste good and harm no one. I am not very fond of cooking but I know many are. I wonder if there is anyone out there who can make these? They are delicious. Please...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) Suzan and her husband during the wedding ceremony. Chinese have a unique custom. The bride should wear red during the wedding as red denotes wealth, prosperity, good luck, and growth. I was requested to perform a Wedding Ceremony. It was for a long time student, Suzan. She was getting married and her family requested and I accepted....
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When I was growing up in my family home in Howell, New Jersey, USA, we had a beautiful shrine that was tri-level with various Buddha images and pictures. Our family home was four bedrooms and one bedroom was dedicated specially to the Buddhas as a shrine room. I used to go into the shrine...
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