The Psychology of Buddhist Prostrations: The Humble Bow, a Meaningful Method to Connect with Buddha Nature
Buddhist Practices, Mahayana, Vajrayana, Zen and Chan
Many modern Buddhists are hesitant to practice ancient physical methods—prostrations, mudras, physical offerings—and can often only be convinced if they can somehow psychologically rationalize it. For example, deity practice is often "psychologically" categorized as "making a connection with ...
Empowering the Rural Buddhist: Tips for Remote Practice
Buddhist Practices
Tips on How to Feel Empowered as a Rural Buddhist By Sarah Noel For anyone on a spiritual path, support is critical to our progress. The mind is an extremely deceptive companion that can quickly convince you that ...
The Mindfulness of Feelings: Overcoming Negative Feelings and Using Discriminating Alertness of Feelings in Your Practice: Mahamudra Teachings from Zasep Tulku Rinpoche, Session 3.
Buddhist Living, Buddhist Practices, Dharma, Mahayana, Meditation, Mindfulness, Teachers
For coverage of Session 1 of Mahamudra Teachings>> For coverage of Session 2 of Mahamudra Teachings>> By Lee Kane "If You Don't Feel Anything, It Can Be a Problem" "Feelings are part of us," said Venerable Zasep Tulku ...
Much More-Than-Six-Words of Advice — Zasep Tulku Rinpoche teaches on Mindfulness of Body; Anger; and Healing Through Meditation (Mahamudra Teachings Session 2)
Buddhist Practices, Dharma, Meditation, Mindfulness, Teachers, Vajrayana
Part 2 of introductory Mahamudra, teachings from Zasep Tulku Rinpoche For Part 1, "More Than Six Words" please visit>> For Part 3, "Mindfulness of Feelings" please visit>> "Don't recall, don't imagine, don't think, don't examine, don't control, rest," ...
Why is Following a Guru Difficult to Accept in the West? Why is it Important for Vajrayana Practitioners to Find an Enlightened Teacher?
Buddhist Practices, Sangha, Teachers, Vajrayana
"We must rely on a wisdom teacher because, although we have Buddha nature, ultimate wisdom does not exist in our dualistic minds. Samsaric ego always tries to protect itself, and will trick us into thinking that we have ...
It’s Important to Rejoice and to Laugh: Precious Teachings from Zasep Tulku Rinpoche
Buddhist Practices, Mahayana, Sangha, Teachers, Vajrayana
"It's important to rejoice," said Venerable Zasep Tulku Rinpoche at a weekend Lam Rim and Green Tara retreat in Toronto. "It's important to be positive. Enjoy your day. Enjoy your friendships. Enjoy your meditations. Rejoicing is the antidote ...
Seven Line Prayer to Padmasambhava
Buddhist Practices, Deities, Guru Rinpoche Padmasambhava, Vajrayana
The precious seven lines of the Precious Lotus Born is chanted every day by the faithful. The Seven Line Prayer to Guru Rinpoche, our Precious One, is a daily joy for many of us who habitually and with ...
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