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Tsem Rinpoche’s Great Guru Devotion | 依止上师的仁波切

Sep 13, 2013
Tsem Rinpoche’s Great Guru Devotion | 依止上师的仁波切

(译文请往下阅读) H.E. Tsem Rinpoche was recognized as a reincarned high lama in 1990 in Gaden Monastery. However, in the Gelug lineage, even if you are a reincarnation, you still need to prove yourself in this lifetime with your knowledge, practice, and guru devotion. Kensur Rinpoche Jampa Yeshe was a great lama and one of the gurus of Tsem Rinpoche, and Kensur Rinpoche was also the ex-abbot of Gaden Shartse Monastery, but his health back then was always not very good. Tsem Rinpoche invited Kensur Rinpoche to stay in Tsem Rinpoche’s ladrang in Gaden M...

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Blessed upon sight of these masters

Aug 20, 2013
Blessed upon sight of these masters

The two tutors of H.H. Dalai Lama had very close relations. They spent over thirty years in close proximity to H.H. the Dalai Lama until and after he finished his studies. The great knowledge and lineages H.H. Dalai Lama generously shares with the world today were passed down primarily from these two great masters. H.H....

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Posted in Great Lamas & Masters | 26 Comments »

Urgent Advice

Jul 14, 2013
Urgent Advice

(By Tsem Rinpoche) Dear Rinpoche, My mother’s eyes open today and she is following movements in the room. Hands and feet still cold. Nurse said it’s the medication they use to draw blood to vital organs. Bed sore not improving. Hands a little swollen. She seemed comfortable but condition remain unstable. I am continuing...

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Posted in Buddhas, Dharma & Practice | 28 Comments »

Essential Thoughts

Jul 14, 2013
Essential Thoughts

Essential Thoughts When we surrender what we fear, Then the light shines through. When we dissolve our past, We can look into the future. The future will become the past, So make now count for the future. When we think of ourselves as priority, Then we can never find peace. When we think of...

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Posted in Books & Poetry | 28 Comments »

Buddhist Mecca attacked

Jul 8, 2013
Buddhist Mecca attacked

At 5.30am early this Sunday morning, the Mahabodhi Temple was attacked by 9 bombs. 6 exploded inside the temple complex, 3 outside the temple grounds. There was another one which was defused. The Mahabodhi temple is located in Bodhgaya, India. It’s a UNESCO World heritage site, and one of the 7 wonders of the Buddhist world....

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Posted in Current Affairs & News, Videos | 23 Comments »

Nun on FORBES

Jul 6, 2013
Nun on FORBES

I came across this featured article about Master Cheng Yen, the founder of Tzu Chi Foundation. The work that Tzu Chi Foundation does worldwide is so incredible and impactful that they have been featured on this leading news and information source, FORBES...

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Posted in Celebrities & People, Current Affairs & News | 26 Comments »

China says OK!

Jul 6, 2013
China says OK!

Dear students and friends, I came across this article a few days ago, and was pleasantly surprised to read it. China officially lifted a 17-year-old ban on allowing His Holiness the Dalai Lama photos be displayed in Gaden Monastery, in Lhasa, Tibet.

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Posted in China 中国, Current Affairs & News | 26 Comments »

Freedom is near

Jun 21, 2013
Freedom is near

Freedom is near Death is near, no time to think. Death is near, no time to waste. Death is waiting, no time for excuses. Change is a choice, others are more important, than oneself, this is the ultimate truth. As long as we keep identifying our aggregational attachments as the real us, we are...

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Posted in Books & Poetry | 48 Comments »

Sponsor-A-Tree at KFR!

Jun 13, 2013
Sponsor-A-Tree at KFR!

In Buddhist tradition, it is extremely meritorious to make offerings to the Sangha, as it is the Sangha that compassionately give us the Dharma that help us in our spiritual path.

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Deceiving Our Guru

May 31, 2013
Deceiving Our Guru

(By Tsem Rinpoche) When we deceive our guru, we will separate from our guru, or we will see our guru’s actions as wrong, or we will illicit wrathful actions from our guru, or we will cause our guru to have short life. The worst omen, is not trees falling on our houses, or accidents...

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Erik and Jim come to Kechara

May 29, 2013
Erik and Jim come to Kechara

Recently, Jim Yeh and Erik Yeh visited Kechara all the way from Canada and India! The blog team has approached Erik to learn more about him, his brother and how he has doubts about his business...

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Posted in Animals, Vegetarianism & Environment, Students & Friends | 39 Comments »

Felix joins Kechara Paradise

May 29, 2013
Felix joins Kechara Paradise

Felix found out about Kechara from his wife’s colleague and they were talking about Wealth Vases in the year 2012. At that point, the discussion about Wealth Vases interested him as it was a way to become more wealthy. Later, when he joined Kechara Paradise, he realised that Wealth Vases not only benefited him...

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I welcome your articles!

May 16, 2013
I welcome your articles!

There’s a new section on my blog!! I welcome your writings, articles and contributions very much! Positive writings on all subjects are welcomed. Recently, I decided to have a new function on the blog which features articles written by others. A platform for others to share their writings which can reach thousands around the world from...

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Quick question with answer

Apr 29, 2013
Quick question with answer

I thought I would reproduce the question and answer here as it might benefit others also. I thank Mavis for his question. Tsem Rinpoche     Dear Rinpoche, Your Eminence mentioned in the Lam rim Lineage teaching that the physical constituents that make up a sentient being are egg, sperm, blood. The formless does...

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An Age of Restoration

Apr 14, 2013
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The Yong He Gong Lama Temple, also known as the 'Palace of Peace and Harmony Lama Temple', is a temple and monastery of the Gelug (Yellow Hat) School of Tibetan Buddhism. It is located in the North-Eastern central part of Beijing. Yong He Gong was built in the 33rd year during the reign of...

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture | 25 Comments »

Tsongkhapa’s Way of Compassion

Apr 14, 2013
Tsongkhapa’s Way of Compassion

A few months ago on my blog chat, I was online and chatting with two of my students. On the chat, I gave a personal instruction for them to read a book called "Compassion In Tibetan Buddhism". Within the book, there are two titles, "The Way of Compassion" by Lama Tsongkhapa and "Meditation of...

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Posted in Books & Poetry, Buddhas, Dharma & Practice, Students & Friends | 10 Comments »

Fantasy vs Reality

Apr 14, 2013
Fantasy vs Reality

I gave a short but indepth teaching to a few that were in the room with me. I was inspired to speak about this subject. I asked them to write what they had learnt from the teaching, and below are their mini articles. Excuse the grammatical and spelling errors… they wrote their articles in an hour!...

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Baoding Shan Rock Carvings-Nice!

Apr 14, 2013
Baoding Shan Rock Carvings-Nice!

(By Tsem Rinpoche) The Buddhist grottoes at Baodingshan, 20km northeast of Dazu, were carved during the Southern Song Dynasty under the direction of monk Zhao Zhifeng between 1179 and 1249 AD.

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture, Buddhas, Dharma & Practice, China, China 中国 | 10 Comments »

A very heartwarming story!

Apr 6, 2013
A very heartwarming story!

Dear friends, This is a must read very short but heartarming story. It is incredible that beings we didn’t think can show gratitude are very capable of doing so. Beautiful story to share with kids and everyone. Enjoy this. Tsem Rinpoche     A female humpback whale had become entangled in a spider web...

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Posted in Animals, Vegetarianism & Environment | 45 Comments »

What’s the hardest thing about being a Buddhist?

Mar 4, 2013
What’s the hardest thing about being a Buddhist?

I recently watched a video on youtube entitled 'Hardest thing about being Buddhist'. I find it entertaining as to how others think being a Buddhist is hard. In my life, I never once had that thought. In fact, I am very proud to tell everyone I AM A BUDDHIST!..

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