One of our beloved translators offers her insights in both English and español. “I have no issues with taking refuge in the Buddha, the teacher, the human being who showed us the path to enlightenment . . . nor with taking refuge in the dharma, the Buddha’s teachings,” writes Adela Iglesias. “But the process is not always that straightforward when I try to connect to the sangha.”
The five treatises of the next Buddha Maitreya are crucial and celebrated because they provide a comprehensive overview of all the essential elements of mahāyāna motivation, view, meditation, conduct, and fruition in a very concise form.Offered by Dharma Ebooks and translated by Mitra Karl Brunnhölzl.
We receive the recipe of enlightenment and integrate the living starter dough into our lives,” Nick Vail writes, comparing our Buddhist lineage with a treasured family recipe. “We are nourished when we experience the true nature of mind, and then we lovingly share the dharma without compromise.
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” Mary OliverHosted by Nalandabodhi Seattle, Mitra Mark Power will offer a teaching and guide us in this year’s Summer Solstice practice.
How do we make a difference and contribute to changing the world for the better?In this short teaching offered by freshmind, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche offers us some clues.
There is no clear borderline where you can say, “This is living, and this is dying.” Because change is taking place in every moment —Dzogchen Ponlop RinpocheNalandabodhi New York is inviting you to join an online series of conversations on death, dying and living using exercises and promote from the book Mind Beyond Death by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche.
