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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 7, 2012
Standing behind the curtain, instrument in hand, my heart begins to pound, deafening.228 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 6, 2012
As Trungpa Rinpoche said, “Where there’s no perceiver, our perceptions can dance among themselves. But the perceiver doesn’t have to take part in that party. In other words, you can’t watch your own burial service.”355 views
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by Bob Weisenberg on Jan 2, 2012
I don’t believe in gurus. But if I did, my guru would be Stephen Cope. When I had the chance to meet Stephen for the first time at Kripalu a few weeks ago, I was filled with both excitement and a little nervous anticipation.4,090 views
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by Kate Bartolotta on Nov 16, 2011
I noticed Erica Mather's post the other day, and thought, "Ooh, what's this? I like Kombucha! What's going on? What's the controversy?"380 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Oct 6, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Oct 2, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 25, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 16, 2011
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by Linda Lewis on Sep 16, 2011
Around 1981, Trungpa Rinpoche initiated what he called the Delek System in Boulder. The Tibetan word delek roughly translates as "excellent bliss." The delek I fell into was bordered by Canyon, Broadway, Bluff, and Folsom and had way more than 25 sangha members.911 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 5, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Aug 23, 2011
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by Linda Lewis on Aug 12, 2011
"When there is harmony, then there is also fundamental wealth."716 views
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by Linda Lewis on Aug 11, 2011
Trungpa Rinpoche introduced all day meditation sessions in Boulder in the early 70’s.874 views
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by Linda Lewis on Aug 4, 2011
Rinpoche encouraged us to release any attachment we might have for the young man and to let him go, rather than to pull him back down with our clinging.603 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Aug 3, 2011
Is reincarnation simply a Tibetan cultural appendage to Buddhism — useful for the support and continuity of Buddhism in classic Tibetan culture, but not useful in the modern age?1,068 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Jul 29, 2011
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by Linda Lewis on Jul 13, 2011
Because meditation unlocks insightful intellect, we develop friendliness, warmth, and humor toward ourselves and, simultaneously toward everyone we encounter. And as we become more curious, inquisitive, and open, we encounter an ever-expanding world.379 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jul 10, 2011
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by Jessica Durivage on Jun 7, 2011
"Boulder is one of the Manhattans of the mindful life, it is the Grand Central Station of the mindful life, so it is fantastic that all of these people are not going to just touch in for a couple of hours, but really be here for four days." – Waylon Lewis1,972 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jun 3, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on May 27, 2011
The class explores meditations and other esoteric practices that prepare us for letting go. With preparation, people can transcend death, turning the greatest obstacle into the greatest opportunity—to attain enlightenment.122 views
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by elephantjournal.com on May 25, 2011
Monks in Asia call them prayer flags, but if you are a Buddhist and you’re from America, they’re known as climbing flags. They are placed at the tops of really high peaks to symbolize what a bad-ass-mother-fucker you are...2,422 views
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by Benjamin Riggs on May 21, 2011
The Human Condition in 362 Words.1,302 views
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by Linda Lewis on May 18, 2011
Like many early students, I went to ask Rinpoche for advice. I had an interview scheduled with him in his office at 1111 Pearl Street.626 views
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by elephantjournal.com on May 14, 2011
A new study claims that boredom can actually make people better themselves and encourage them to participate in more meaningful activities.873 views
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by Linda Lewis on May 2, 2011
In the early 70s, Rinpoche found it very curious that his Western students were so quick to try to warm up winter with heaters, electric blankets, etc...362 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Apr 26, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Apr 3, 2011
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by Linda Lewis on Apr 1, 2011
Trungpa Rinpoche always encouraged us “not to be afraid to be a fool.” This always makes me think of the open heartedness...332 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Mar 21, 2011
In the winter of 1975-1976, we had just moved into the Pic Building, the present Boulder Shambhala Center at 1345 Spruce Street...165 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Feb 25, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Feb 22, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 31, 2011
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by Waylon Lewis on Jan 23, 2011
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 2, 2011
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by Ed & Deb Shapiro on Dec 30, 2010
"You have to lean into whatever is happening; whether you get well or not, it has the same one taste."228 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 19, 2010
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by Bob Weisenberg on Oct 20, 2010
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