Gankar Tulku Rinpoche is a celebrated Tibetan spiritual leader and head of the Dzidugon Monastery in Eastern Tibet. At the age of four he was formally recognized as the third incarnation of Gankar Tulku, the great master of the Dzidugon Monastery, whose second incarnation was killed in the atrocities committed by the Chinese after they [...]]]>

Gankar Tulku Rinpoche is a celebrated Tibetan spiritual leader and head of the Dzidugon Monastery in Eastern Tibet. At the age of four he was formally recognized as the third incarnation of Gankar Tulku, the great master of the Dzidugon Monastery, whose second incarnation was killed in the atrocities committed by the Chinese after they invaded Tibet in 1950. At five, Gankar Tulku Rinpoche was ordained a novice monk, and his care and education were entrusted to a great Buddhist master, Tara Tulku Rinpoche. At ten, he entered Drepung Loseling, the largest Buddhist monastery in the world, where many of the greatest Buddhist scholars have been trained. When he was twenty-one, he was ordained by His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. In 1996 he was awarded the Geshe Lharampa degree, the highest academic honor attainable in Buddhism. He has completed his advanced studies at the Gyuto Tantric University, graduating with the highest honors, and now continues studying directly under His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. Rinpoche is presently based in India at the Drepung Loseling University but travels extensively throughout Asia, Europe, and North America and has lead tours with both the Drepung Loseling Monks and Gyuto Monks. He is the founder and director of Khacholing Center in Minnesota and Tardo Ling Center in San Francisco, he serves as an advisor for the Manjushri Institute Of Buddhist Studies and continues to work for the rebuilding of the Dzindu Monastery in Tibet. Spreading messages of …

Amrit Stein Tibetan Songs of Love and Compassion This CD offers a precious collection of traditional wisdom-songs of the Dakinis, Yogis and Spiritual Masters of Tibet. One of the highlights is the devotional song by Lama Tharchin Rinpoche to the magical intonations of the horse head violin. Amrit Stein arranged this album based upon her [...]]]>

Amrit Stein Tibetan Songs of Love and Compassion This CD offers a precious collection of traditional wisdom-songs of the Dakinis, Yogis and Spiritual Masters of Tibet. One of the highlights is the devotional song by Lama Tharchin Rinpoche to the magical intonations of the horse head violin. Amrit Stein arranged this album based upon her many years of extensive practice of Tibetan Buddhism. With her sensitive interpretations of the profound and precious texts and mantras she guides the listener through the many-facets of a rich and enchanting musical journey accompanied by ritual drums, dulcimer, bamboo flute and sitar. The accompanying booklet includes the texts and mantras of each of the ten songs, translated from Tibetan into German, as well as biographies and extraordinary stories from the lives of the great Tibetan masters.

Tulku Urgyen Yangsi Rinpoche, reincarnation of Dzogchen yogi Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche, coming back to Nagi Gompa (Kathmandu Valley) after the winter.

Tsem Tulku Rinpoche meets one of the most highly revered and attained Tibetan Buddhist Masters of all time – an emanation of Heruka – Kyabje Zong Dorje Chang of Gaden Monastery ———————————— For a complete listing of Tsemtulku Youtube Videos blog.tsemtulku.com

Green Tara & White Tara are the most important female Buddhas in Tibetan Buddhism. See here how to draw and paint the beautiful Tara according to the Tibetan Buddhist thangka paintings (traditional scroll paintings). For more information on Thangka courses go to www.tibetanthangkapainting.com

The 101st Gaden Tripa Lungrik Namgyal Rinpoche is the current holder to the throne of ‘Tushita’, the supreme head of the Gelug lineage. The major monasteries – Gaden, Drepung and Sera, as well as the famous Tantric colleges of Gyuto and Gyumed, all belong to the school of Gelug. His status is the same as [...]]]>

The 101st Gaden Tripa Lungrik Namgyal Rinpoche is the current holder to the throne of ‘Tushita’, the supreme head of the Gelug lineage. The major monasteries – Gaden, Drepung and Sera, as well as the famous Tantric colleges of Gyuto and Gyumed, all belong to the school of Gelug. His status is the same as Lama Tsongkhapa on earth. Gaden Tripa says “Tsem Tulku Rinpoche is young, he can still teach for a long time. We must respect and have faith and listen to Rinpoche’s teachings. He has a lot of spirit and courage for Dharma and a lot of compassion for the whole world, and this will be very beneficial to the world. Tsem Rinpoche has helped the monastery (Gaden) a lot and I am very happy for the Dharma and for the monastery, I thank Rinpoche very much.” (Oct 2006 in France) ———————————— For a complete listing of Tsemtulku Youtube Videos blog.tsemtulku.com

www.tsemtulku.com http Short film using the original talk from Tsem Tulku Rinpoche called “Don’t embarrass the Buddha”. Tantra, Secret Initiation, dharma, patience, kindness, what the Buddha wants, Tsem Tulku Rinpoche, Geshe Langri Tangpa, EJ Gold, Heart Advice

“The nature of beings is always buddha. Yet, not knowing that, they wander in endless samsara.” – Aspiration Prayer of Mahamudra – by the 3rd Karmapa _____________________ BUDDHAbyNATURE is a VIDEO MAGAZINE featuring teachings by Buddhist Masters and Masters of other wisdom traditions. It is edited and published by German filmmaker Tom Zachmeier. EDITION ONE [...]]]>

“The nature of beings is always buddha. Yet, not knowing that, they wander in endless samsara.” – Aspiration Prayer of Mahamudra – by the 3rd Karmapa _____________________ BUDDHAbyNATURE is a VIDEO MAGAZINE featuring teachings by Buddhist Masters and Masters of other wisdom traditions. It is edited and published by German filmmaker Tom Zachmeier. EDITION ONE is currently in postproduction. It will feature teachings by and films with: • HH the 14th Daiai Lama • HH the 17th Karmapa • HE Tai Situ Rinpoche • Ringu Tulku Rinpoche … and much more … if you are interested simply subscribe to this channel and you will automatically notified when new films are uploaded and when the DVD is finished and available.

Audio corrected version- In the luminous cloud of waking arising from the mystery of deep sleep’s dharmakaya tk heard a beautiful dakini sing these words and jotted them down. GURU DEVA DAKINI SARVA SIDDHI PHELA HUNG: To the sublime innate union of awareness and appearance To inseparable Kunzang Yabyum, free from all elaboration, To the [...]]]>

Audio corrected version- In the luminous cloud of waking arising from the mystery of deep sleep’s dharmakaya tk heard a beautiful dakini sing these words and jotted them down. GURU DEVA DAKINI SARVA SIDDHI PHELA HUNG: To the sublime innate union of awareness and appearance To inseparable Kunzang Yabyum, free from all elaboration, To the Dharmakaya consorts, I offer homage free from concepts. Please grant the blessing realizing, unborn stainless youthful freedom (Youthful Vase Body) To E the supreme basic space, VAM the bliss beyond all stain, To great bliss wisdom Dorje Chang, within the Akanishta palace, To Sambhogakaya consorts I offer homage, exaltation, Please grant the blessing realizing coemergent bliss and wisdom. To compassion’s evidence, obvious for the sake of beings, To emptiness and clarity, unified as wisdom magic, To Nirmanakaya Buddhas, I offer homage through great faith. Please grant the blessings realizing great appearance emptiness. To HUNG, the marriage of appearance and the unborn pure unmoving, To the supreme Guru Pema within the palace Lotus Light To Heruka Tro Tren Tsal I offer homage with remembrance. Please grant the blessing realizing every stage and path of tantra. To BAM the secret wisdom pathway, the dakini’s secret lotus, To Saraswati’s emanation, Single Mother Wisdom Khandro, To exaltation manifesting, I offer homage through the four joys. Please grant the blessing realizing blazing, dripping and the union. To the retinue of wisdom Khandros …

RINGU TULKU RINPOCHE talkes on the relation between 3 understandings in Buddhist philosophy and how they go hand in hand: IMPERMANENCE, INTERDEPENDENCE and EMPTINESS www.bodhicharya.org