The Interview
The complete opposite to spending a few moments with a “mugger” and absorbing fear and anxiety…is spending a few moments with a Tibetan Lama. This encounter allows us to make the best use of how all reality is interdependent, to experience the most positive maturation and the most positive development a human being can become. It’s not necessary to have a “problem” to want to talk to a Lama, rather it is a good opportunity to give a greeting, ask for a blessing for one’s own enlightenment and to say what is in one’s heart. Ringu Tulku says that “silly” questions are the best! Meeting a Lama is not an “intellectual” dialogue but a meeting of your heart and his or her heart. It is a time to try being open because having trained his or her mind, a Lama or highly realized practitioner is always sending compassion and wisdom and resting in the deepest understanding of the Nature of Mind, or reality. We can experience a glimpse of our own being in this context. While being with us during the interview, a Lama sustains compassion and wisdom developed in meditation practice and brings us into that experience that intends our happiness and most importantly…the happiness of all beings and not just some.
Friday, February 29, 2008
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How does one who does not live in Tulsa obtain a Kala to give to Khen Rimproche?
There will be 100 katas to sell at events. Many people wish to buy one and give to Rinpoche for a blessing. Or to remember the event. We are going to sell them very inexpensively so people can have them, probably around 3 dollars to cover our postage. jr
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