Host: It’s so easy in this modern world to get lost and many people are searching for teachings like this. According to your opinion after doing three-year retreat and after […]... read more →
Host: But what do you, because I understand where you are going also with this question, if you have a person who has never been practicing anything before and stays […]... read more →
Host: When you see people, you see a lot of people who enter the practice of meditation, and you also meet many long term practitioners. What are the qualities that […]... read more →
Host: what would be the minimum requirement at least, after some time, to see that some transmission is going to take place? Kalu Rinpoche: I think the most important is […]... read more →
Host: very beautiful. If you are a beginner, and is just about to enter the path of meditation, maybe you read about it in a magazine, you heard it from […]... read more →
Host: That’s beautiful, thank you, very understandable. Yes, several new things for me. It was nice, yes. But you also talk about that, the secular mindfulness is very much emphasised […]... read more →
Kalu Rinpoche: That’s what we call in Tibetan Buddhism “mindfulness”. Mindfulness is not about meditation only. It’s about having that approach, having that attitude throughout day to day, without any […]... read more →
Kalu Rinpoche: When you are trying to meditate, like I said previously, don’t try to be too stiff. Have a simple object, and simply try to meditate on that. Nothing […]... read more →
Kalu Rinpoche: When we are trying to meditate, many of us, we try to gaze on some sort of Buddha statue, or paintings, or something like that. And I think, […]... read more →
Kalu Rinpoche: Meditating together along with me, I’m giving you guidance in this very moment. The first key as a meditator, or practitioner, is don’t be too stiff. The moment […]... read more →