Vajrayana Ground: Start with Self-Reflection
Phakchok Rinpoche introduces Vajrayana practice by teaching how to reflect on our character, identify ignorance in our minds, purify our emotions, and…
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The Mirror of Self-Reflection
Phakchok Rinpoche shares a few fundamental points one needs to understand with regards to one's Dharma practice.
Self-Reflection on the Spiritual Path
We're busy people and have lots of responsibilities and activities, so often we may forget to engage in self-reflection. But, we may want to look ca…
Mahamudra Level One
In The Mahamudra Level One Home Practice Program, Samye Institute presents classic, authentic instructions given by Phakchok Rinpoche. Rinpoche del…
Observations and Reflections
Phakchok Rinpoche has repeatedly noted that in the Tibetan tradition, meditators spend more than one year progressing through these stages of practice. He has observed…
Noble Caring after Receiving a Diagnosis
Samye’s NLNCND team coordinator, Andrea Sherman, has written a poignant and very helpful article about her approach to a new diagnosis.
Making Dharma Practice Real: Vajrayana Ground, Path and Fruition (Part 2)
"Don’t rush Dharma practice", Phakchok Rinpoche advised an audience at Gomde Germany-Austria. But, on the other hand, don't be too lazy—instead, p…
Making Dharma Practice Real: Vajrayana Ground, Path and Fruition (Part 1)
"Don’t rush Dharma practice", Phakchok Rinpoche advised an audience at Gomde Germany-Austria. But, on the other hand, don't be too lazy—instead, p…
Using All Techniques
In this teaching, Phakchok Rinpoche gives examples of integrating self-reflection with meditation.
Accumulating Causes for Enlightenment
In this video teaching, Phakchok Rinpoche reminds us that the essence of our mind is already enlightened. Yet, even though our nature is pure, that do…
Inspire Yourself and Commit to Sit in May with Samye’s Global Sangha!
This May, join Samye Institute in a home mini-retreat!
Tibetan Losar: New Year, New Habit!
The best way to welcome the New Year is to begin a new positive habit. In Tibetan, the word gom that we usually translate as “meditation”, more ac…
