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- May You Have Long Life!
- What to Bring to Khadiravana
- Travelling to Khadiravana
- Rinpoche
- Yungdrung Lhateng
- Palden Lhamo
- The Three Deathless Ones
- On Guru Rinpoche's Birth
- Remebering Gyalrong and Yungdrung Lhateng
- Updates and Thanks
- A Visit to an Image Carving and Thangka Painting P...
- Lhasray Rinpoche's Activities in Thailand
- Prayer to Guru Rinpoche
- Prostration: Why and How
- Meeting Rinpoche Again
- Mt. Sumeru as Mandala
- Great Day
- Guru Rinpoche's Sacred Image
- Guru Rinpoche Retreat
- Looking at "Bon" in a New Light (2)
- Looking at "Bon" in a New Light
- 21 Taras
- Phakchok Rinpoche's Dharma Teaching at Chula and t...
- Common and Uncommon Sense in Buddhism
- "Me"
- Four Qualities of Meditation
- Four Techniques of Mind Training
- HH Phakchok Rinpoche's Dharma Teaching (2)
- HH Phakchok Rinpoche's Dharma Teaching
- Change from the Within
- How to Develop Patience
- Announcement: 1000 Stars Lecture this Sunday Dec 9
- "Ghost Buddha"
- Memories from the Nov 29 Lecture
- Feedback from a Student
- More from Khadiravana
- More from the Empowerment and Khadiravana
- Don't Let Anger Remain in Your Mind
- Sizzling Sausages and Visualization
- What Is Mind Training?
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1 comment:
Today I found a book about "Rime" by Ringu Rinpoche in the bookshop. The most interesting thing for me is that "Rime" is the principle that respects all lineages, all teachings in all schools. "Rime" is not forcing us to try to combine or mix every teaching into one single thought. It respects the difference because the sentient beings are different. There are so many paths to Awakening or the liberation. So the principle of "Rime" is the true wisdom and compassion.
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