至尊嘉杰宋仁波切在视频中对多杰雄登托命灌顶、其修持法,及如何从中获取最大益处,给予了清晰的解释和忠告。
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Welcome to the holy land of Tibet! Here is the guide on where to stay, where to eat and the best things to do in Lhasa. Lhasa is a spiritual place with the power to move even the most hardened traveler. Its name itself translates to mean “Place of the Gods”, and it’s easy...
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Bill Porter (Red Pine) wrote in his book, “Road to Heaven-Encounters with Chinese Hermits”: “I could understand someone wanting nothing more than to live a simpler life: inside a cloud, under a pine tree, somewhere out of town, surviving on moonlight, taro and hemp.” ~ Bill Porter This possibly could be the ideal lifestyle that many people would aspire to, but very few have the luxury of doing so. China’s affluent “Buddha youth”, or “Buddha-like youth” (佛系青年) is a term associated with those ...
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The Kalmyk people came to the tri-state area of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania around the 1950s. Because of the war where they were living in Europe, they left to America for a better life and with them, they brought their culture, their traditions, their dance, their food and their very precious Buddhist...
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I have always been enraptured with nature and natural environments. When I lived in Howell, New Jersey, as a child, I was made to look after the garden. Spending hours outdoors had a great impact on me and since then I have had a deep appreciation for outdoor spaces, especially gardens. I came across...
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Having had the fortune of meeting Rinpoche when she was just 11 years old, the ‘Growing up with Rinpoche’ series captures Pastor Jean Ai’s growth under Rinpoche’s guidance. In this series, she recounts some of Rinpoche’s myriad Dharma activities to benefit sentient beings. A student and devotee of White Tara had commissioned...
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According to his praise, Dorje Shugden mastered and actualised the two stages of the Guhyasamaja Tantra in his previous lives. Thus, he is enlightened and able to manifest his aggregates, elements, sources and limbs as separate and individual deities in order to perform various functions and activities. This means that each of the 32-deities...
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(By Seow Choong Liang) The video below details the life of Jinjing, a South American penguin, who comes to visit the man who saved him. It is a story of compassion and kindness. It is also a story of how kindness can transform the lives of both people and animals. Do watch and brighten...
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Dear friends, Over the many years I have come to witness just how effective Buddhist prayers and practices are in creating miracles in the lives of people who really need them. Out of the many practices, I know for a fact that the practice of Dorje Shugden is extremely effective in our day and...
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Dear friends, Did you know that the world-famous mountaineer and explorer Sir Edmund Hillary believed in the yeti and did extensive investigations into the phenomenon? He even gave interviews about his research and his beliefs, and it was based on one such eyewitness account and description that Edwin Duesiester sketched the image below. Sir Edmund Hillary was born on...
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Since young, I have always loved reciting mantras. The first mantra I ever learned was OM MANI PADME HUM which all the Kalmyks knew and were taught because they are very devoted to Chenrezig. Whenever I could go to Turkey Swamp, which is a nature reserve and park near to my house, I would sit by...
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Dear friends, I have been hooked on the phenomenon of Bigfoot since I watched a documentary called “Mysterious Monsters” back in the late 70s. Since then, I have been reading on and off, listening to audios and watching videos of many documentaries covering the Bigfoot phenomenon which is witnessed around the world. Personally, I...
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Having had the fortune of meeting Rinpoche when she was just 11 years old, the ‘Growing up with Rinpoche’ series captures Pastor Jean Ai’s growth under Rinpoche’s guidance. In this series, she recounts some of Rinpoche’s myriad Dharma activities to benefit sentient beings. For the past two months, we have had monks...
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Have you ever been told that you have bad luck, bad fortune, and that you are stuck with your fate? Have you ever wondered if these predictions are accurate and if there is anything you can do to improve your lot?
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One of the earliest mentions of the Chinese Wild Man or Yeren (野人) was during the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BC). The famed poet Qu Yuan wrote about large and misshapen mountain ogres in the forests. Qu Yuan stayed near what is known today as the Shennongjia National Nature Reserve in China’s Hubei province, where many sightings of the Yeren were reported. The Shennongjia region is a rugged area with high mountains ranging up to 3,048 metres (10,000 feet) and deep valleys dense with heavy vegetation. There was another historical record regarding Ye...
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One of His Eminence the 25th Tsem Rinpoche’s most ardent aspirational prayers is “Where there is no Dharma, let there be the Dharma”, which aptly represents the deeds of Rinpoche’s many previous incarnations, known for bringing Buddhism to places where it had not yet flourished. Now, as a modern Buddhist teacher, Rinpoche connects millions...
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Gwaneumsa Temple, named after Gwanseeum-bosal (Kuan Yin, Bodhisattva of Compassion), is on Jeju Island of Korea. This temple was built during the Tamna Dynasty (476 BC–1005 CE) on the northeast side of Mt. Halla. When the royal court of Joseon declared the state religion to be Confucianism during the 1700s, Buddhism ran into obstacles for...
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Der Gelehrte und Professor Ehrwürdiger Geshe Tsultrim Tenzin ist von Gaden Jangtse und ich bin von Gaden Shartse. Beide Hochschulen zusammen sind das Gaden Kloster. Während ich im Kloster war, hatte ich keine persönliche Verbindung mit Geshe Tsultrim, und ich habe auch nicht mit ihm kommuniziert. Weil wir jedoch vom gleichen Koster herstammen, sah...
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In Donetsk, Ukraine, an episode of Ukraine’s Got Talent Season 6 captured the attention of many on the internet with its unusual contestant. Tyurgen Kam surprised the judges, Vladyslav Yama, Slava Frolova, Hector Jimenez-Bravo and Ihor Kondratiuk when he walked on stage in his full Mongolian outfit. The faces of judges and audience lit...
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I came across this post online which I wanted to share with you all. The young man who took these photographs was visiting his family’s vegetable farm in Bukit Tinggi, a highland district in Malaysia that is known for its agricultural industry. The farms and orchards here supply fresh fruit and vegetables to local markets and...
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H.H. Kyabje Zong Rinpoche Explains Dorje Shugden Initiation and Benefits (With English Subtitles)
Dear everyone... This is a good condensed talk I gave on Guru Yoga of Tsongkapa. This is the one you should share with others when they are interested in a not too lengthy explanation. It is the perfect practice for everyone who wants simplicity yet effective blessings. You can share this with more people, it will be good.
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Powerful Dorje Shugden's mantras
Tsem Rinpoche on National TV's Wesak Day Documentary
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"If you say you don't have money to help a animal shelter, why then do you have money to buy meat?"
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Eating animals is not our God-given right, but being kind to them is."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"What makes us good humans is not how we abuse animals, but how much we allow them to live and be happy freely."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"We need another and wiser and perhaps a more mythical concept of animals.... We patronize them for their incompleteness, for their tragic fate of having taken form so far below ourselves. And therein we err, and greatly err. For the animal shall not be measured by man. In a world older and more complex than ours they moved finished and complete, gifted with extensions of the senses we have lost or never attained, living by voices we shall never hear. They are not brethren, they are not underlings; they are other nations, caught with ourselves in the net of life and time, fellow prisoners of the splendour and travail of the earth."
~ Henry Beston, The Outermost House
"Not eating animals is only unnatural when we are not used to it."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"We may encounter defeat, but we must not be defeated."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"What you are today, is the choice you made yesterday."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"You think you can choose your life? What an ego trip!"
~ Lama Yeshe
"If TODAY you are dissatisfied, you must make the changes to create different results for TOMORROW."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
“Meditating on Dorje Shugden while reciting his mantra will open the gateways to higher dimensions, blessings and protection.”
~ Tsem Rinpoche
“If one does the recitation of the Lama Tsongkhapa guru yoga prayer for even one month using one of the visualizations for great or clear or quick wisdom, one will definitely see development of that wisdom. It is proved by experience. There is no doubt that by doing the Lama Tsongkhapa guru yoga practice one can meet Lama Tsongkhapa’s teachings from life to life. And furthermore, it gives one the opportunity to be born in the pure realm of Lama Tsongkhapa, Tushita, whenever death happens.”
~ Pabongkha Rinpoche
"I was 18 years old in 1983. That was a very special year as I met His Holiness Kyabje Zong Rinpoche and received innumerable precious teachings and empowerments from Him at Thubten Dhargye Ling Centre in Los Angeles, California. It was the best time of my life. A time that seems so magical and surreal to me. Kyabje Zong Rinpoche is Heruka Buddha and I met Heruka."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"If being me offends you, maybe I'm not the problem."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Never abandon your spiritual teacher no matter how many inner obstacles you need to overcome."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Actions to force something to be permanent makes all the karmas arise."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"The dharma is not easy to listen to… because some people take it as criticism. But Dharma should not be just feel good only for the moment but for deeper contemplations."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Whether we do work and suffer but for others or we do work and suffer for ourselves, either way we have to suffer. That is the nature of samsara. So let us suffer for others and then suffering has meaning."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Those who really want the dharma to grow within themselves and to grow for others should never fear hard work, timing, difficulties, struggles, disappointments because it is for a good cause. Working for Dharma is not a prison or work, but it is purely spiritual practice. It is purely collection of merit and purification. Actually not doing dharma work is the real prison."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"His Holiness Zong Rinpoche stressed the need to continue to practice even when we come up against obstacles, and that we should continually review our progress. He stated that a happy, luxurious life was like a good dream, and that obstacles and difficulties were like a bad dream. We should give them no significance, but simply carry on working towards real, everlasting happiness."
~ Ngala ’ö-Dzin Tridral
"Things in samsara always go wrong. That's its nature. Don't be surprised."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Knowledge never quenches the thirst, only application."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"I pity men who occupy themselves exclusively with the transitory in things and lose themselves in the study of what is perishable, since we are here for this very end-that we may make the perishable imperishable, which we can do only after we have learned how to approach both."
~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
"Money amplifies negative characteristics and that can cause problems. To walk away from that was actually very easy. I didn't even consider it."
~ Angeline Francis Khoo
"I shall not commit the fashionable stupidity of regarding everything I cannot explain as a fraud."
~ Carl Jung
"There is a devil there is no doubt, but is he trying to get into us or trying to get out?"
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"If you love someone, show it by being honest, respectful & honorable with them."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."
~ Henry David Thoreau
"If I can just be the way I am & you the way you are & we accept each other, world peace is near."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"I am Asian, you are some other beautiful color. Together we make diversity so beautiful."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"It's amazing how some people have never met me or know who I am, but based on a few things they read here & there & rumours, they have formulated a new personality for me & all the things I've never done they passionately speak about....I find it funny and entertaining now. I guess we can't spend our lives fighting rumours...we just have to work hard & then rumours get proven wrong on it's own as a by product. No point explaining repeatedly. Just do our work & show results!!"
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"There's a difference between patience and laziness. Patience comes from respect while laziness from disrespect of others."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Although outwardly we have so much, we have so many conveniences, inwardly we have become more unhappy, so, acquisition is not the secret to happiness. The more we get, the more we have, the more unhappy we become."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Before we experience any pain, we already had a fixed view of how things should be. When the experience we encounter contradicts our views, then the pain arises. The pain arises due to our fixed views not so much the experience itself. So the secret is changing the views. Re-educating ourselves on our views."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"You know since very young, for better or worse, I always did the things that others told me not to do. I wasn't really good at following the rules. Even now with how I share Dharma and my practice, I just do it the way I think it should be done but I do it sincerely. Not what others tell me what I can and can't do."
~ Tsem Rinpoche
"Love me or hate me, both are in my favor... If you love me, I'll always be in your heart... If you hate me, I'll always be in your mind."
~ William Shakespeare
"One isn't necessarily born with courage, but one is born with potential. Without courage, we cannot practice any other virtue with consistency. We can't be kind, true, merciful, generous or honest."
~ Maya Angelou
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I think Your Eminence is too humble, for me you are a very powerful Lama indeed. Read More Your open en direct way of communication is appealing to many (non) Asians. This is your personal style and it is only natural that it influences your communication and perhaps ... Read More Dearest Rinpoche , I really really really do tremendously appreciate you being here with us and i am so grateful to have meet you 2 years back. I am very ... Read More
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