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Advice on Language
Phakchok Rinpoche answers a common question, what language should we use in our practice?
Phakchok Rinpoche answers a common question, what language should we use in our practice?
Daily distraction. It is a common trap of modern life. We have so many pulls on our attention that we can easily walk around in a daze of distraction. In this video, Phakchok Rinpoche shares a short story. He shares his experience of how easy it is to give way to distraction.
In this video clip, Rinpoche answers a practical question about pure perception. Does pure perception mean that we have no discrimination? Does it mean that we do not speak out?
Dear friends near and far Happy Guru Rinpoche Day to all of you. I am going to take this opportunity to remind all of my
What does practice mean? We hear a lot about practice. Is is a strenuous effort? Practice means reminding. It is actually very simple…
We hear a lot about reducing ego in Buddhist teachings. But we often don’t know how to go about this. Here Rinpoche gives practical advice on how to go reducing ego. We can work on reducing ego directly or indirectly.
Dear friends near and far I am sending you many happy wishes for Guru Rinpoche Day. This Saga Dawa month is a very important month. Please
A key teaching of Buddhism is contentment. To understand what this means, we need to see our own experience. Contentment is a state…
Dharma practice means training our minds. What kind of mind training do we need as dharma practitioners? Tolerance training!
Not everyone wants to become a Buddhist–but doesn’t everyone want to be able to flourish and enjoy what life has to offer? Every human being wants happiness, right? We all want to be able to cope, without totally losing it when things don’t work out. We definitely don’t want to suffer. Yet, what are we really doing to make ourselves stop suffering? We seem to be focusing on outer circumstances or new possessions.
You should learn to meditate”. We hear this frequently. How do we learn to meditate? What does it really mean? What are we supposed to be doing when we meditate? Maybe we have even tried to meditate before, but we got frustrated. Can meditation be simple?
Dear friends near and far I am wishing you all a Happy Guru Rinpoche Day. I would like to say a few messages to all
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