Amulet Mahamudra. “Amulet Mahamudra” is the name given to the Shangpa lineage’s Mahamudra tradition. The name comes from Kyungpo Naljor, who brought the teachings of Niguma and Sukhasiddhi from India […]... read more →
So, I will read a few sentence from Niguma’s teaching. So, I mean of course there’s many things that she have mentioned, but I will just read one, few lines, […]... read more →
Q: What is the difference between Mahamudra and Dzogchen? A: I think there’s a difference in a relative level, there’s so many difference. Like an example, like the Shangpa Kagyu […]... read more →
Q: What is the distinction between mind and awareness? A: What is the distinction between mind and awareness? I’ve absolutely no idea. I think from the traditional teachings, it’s very […]... read more →
Taranatha was the one who revived many of the teachings of the Shangpa lineage, such as “The Niguma Yogas”. Because many texts were about to be lost. So he put […]... read more →
Q: How can we practice Guru Yoga very simply? A: Many people when they think about the Guru Yoga, they think there’s something to imagine as a guru, you know, […]... read more →
Hello everyone, Tashi Delek, We are pleased to announce the visit of Kyabje Kalu Rinpoche at the Paldenshangpa La Boulaye centre between the 25th and 28th of December 2021. Six-Armed […]... read more →
Okay, I left out one small part of that. Without that, it will not be complete. So, how did the Kalu Rinpoche Rangjung Kunkhyab get involved in the Palpung monastic […]... read more →
May there be the auspiciousness of the supreme lama, the Dharma Lord,
the perfection of whose qualities are like a snow mountain.
Satisfying those of good fortune with a river of blessing,
he shows the natural spontaneity of our own minds.... read more →
"The Descent of Great Bliss" A Short, Concise Supplication to the Lineage of the Profound Teachings of Niguma’s Six Doctrines... read more →