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by Linda Lewis on Feb 1, 2012
His Holiness Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche used to say, “Practicing with obstacles is supreme practice.” Various obstacles can arise in meditation not only for the novice but for the senior practioner.520 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 19, 2012
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 5, 2012
My first reaction on watching the video was it was very focused on Kalu's pain and grievance. This was in stark contrast to the vast view and understanding of karma, impermanence, selflessness and emptiness that we are used to seeing embodied in great Buddhist practitioners.403 views
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by Lindsey Block on Dec 12, 2011
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by Scott Robinson on Nov 16, 2011
Pray for the dead, and fight like hell for the living. –Mother Jones758 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Nov 10, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Oct 26, 2011
You can survive off of green tea, steamed rolls, and Nescafe. If you have the strong felling you must go somewhere, go. I want to go to India.230 views
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by John Allen Gibel on Oct 18, 2011
Commonly found amongst the indigenous mountain cults of Nepal and Tibet is the ritual of burnt offerings at the mountain summit. This practice of making fragrant offerings to propitiate unseen forces is one that is found the world over, from the Vedas to the Old Testament. In the traditions of the folk-magic and religion of Tibet in particular, we find a highly developed expression of this tradition160 views
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by Yesica Pineda on Sep 29, 2011
La consciencia no desparace exactamente, sino que atravieza un cambio. ~438 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 6, 2011
An Evening for Tibet Tibetan Village Project cordially invites you to its 4th annual benefit (Evening for Tibet) on Sunday, September 18th, 4pm.801 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 2, 2011
Previously known as Skull Moving in Tibet and Nepal, Tibetan Cranial originated in the Tibetan Highlands approximately 3000 years ago. It is a healing modality that focuses on subtle adjustments to the bones in the skull, neck and jaw based on pulse reading.914 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Aug 31, 2011
We didn’t know exactly where we were going—we just had that feeling that there was “something more meaningful out there” and we wanted to find it. We were also new Buddhists, and like many backpackers on the path, we headed straight for Dharamsala, India, to attend teachings by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.735 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jul 17, 2011
Free, live streaming video of HH the 17th Karmapa elucidating the dharma in the United States...121 views
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by Naomi Levine on Jun 15, 2011
You can’t do anything more profound, more awe inspiring or more unearthly than the Kailash kora. It is an initiation into the bardo, like being shot out of a cannon and landing with a thud on the moon.768 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Apr 2, 2011
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by Benjamin Riggs on Apr 1, 2011
Apparently, things are not as they appear…539 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Mar 20, 2011
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by Naomi Levine on Mar 11, 2011
The media firestorm burnt itself out this week...500 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Mar 10, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Mar 4, 2011
Children in Tibet received warm winter clothing from funds do...166 views
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by Naomi Levine on Mar 2, 2011
A revered holy man touted as successor to the Dalai Lama is suspected of using this money to influence monasteries on the Chinese border areas because he is, in all probability, a spy for China...799 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 20, 2011
Spirituality and technology have long been thought of as fu...51 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 15, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Feb 15, 2011
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by Todd Mayville on Feb 14, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Feb 6, 2011
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by Todd Mayville on Feb 6, 2011
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by Anna Gilkerson on Jan 7, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Oct 20, 2010
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by John Pappas on Apr 29, 2010
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by John Pappas on Apr 17, 2010
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by Waylon Lewis on Apr 17, 2010
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by elephantjournal.com on Apr 16, 2010
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by Waylon Lewis on Feb 24, 2010
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 19, 2010
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 29, 2009
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 24, 2009
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by Cora Wen on Dec 10, 2009
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by Dashama Konah on Nov 9, 2009
Shenpa. This Tibetan word has such elaborate meaning, it is difficult to describe in English. But it means more or less: the hook or trigger that takes your mind from a state of relaxed thoughts drifting in and out, to an emotionally charged spiraling of thoughts that can often spin out of control.648 views
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