In order to liberate myself and others from Samsara, this sadhana of the Tathagata Avalokiteshvara Khorwa Dongtruk [the Stirrer of the Pit of Samsara], the essence of the compassionate enlightened activity of all the Buddhas of the three times, has been collected from many Tantras and oral teachings....
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Q: Dear Rinpoche, tell me one word of Dharma that I can follow every day? A: It’s a word from one of the Shangpa Kagyu masters, and he said, and […]...
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In order to have a broader understanding, you need to have an understanding of the reality of suffering. The cycle of suffering. Very simple. You don’t have to cry, you […]...
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Korwa Dongtruk is a teaching of Guru Rinpoche revealed in a terma by the great tertön Chokgyur Dechen Lingpa....
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Q: Hey Rinpoche, what’s the “vajra pride”? How does it differ from the ordinary pride? A: Many people when they think about the vajra pride, they think that “Ah, I […]...
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Self-awareness is like that. You cannot “grasp” it, you cannot “bring” it down to you, you have to develop, you have to develop it. You have to discover glimpse after […]...
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When it comes to the idea of the balance, you know, many people they think that “I need to find the perfect balance, the perfect timing, the perfect circumstance”, I’m […]...
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Q: Rinpoche la, could you suggest me a daily prayer for removing obstacles?...
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Number two is make the distinction between what is a genuine awareness and what is concentration when you are playing sport, when you’re under intense pressure that you’re about to […]...
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A: Why am I attached to the Medicine Buddha and not the other deities? Q: If you’re attached to one deity and one Buddha, that’s absolutely fine. Don’t feel guilty […]...
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