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I have a friend who never really did communicate with his father, their bond was terrible and they would argue everytime when they see each other. He was short-tempered ... Read More Hello from way across the pond. I am a dharma practitioner from Massachusetts USA. I first heard of tsem rinpoche on YouTube and was immediately drawn to him. I had ... Read More
(Thursday, Mar 22. 2012 11:29 PM)I’d like to offer a personal story. I’ve been working on incorporating the Dharma into my life outside of my practice times. I started by ... Read More
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One truly living Boddhisatthavas with compasionate heart.
With intention so sincere and never asking for any favor in return.
May she will find true happiness and be guided to path of enlightment by all the boundless virtue of her merits.
Compassion is universal. Irrespective of whatever Religion you are in you still can practice Compassion. Teresa is a Christian and she practices Compassion too. She is an English Catholic nun. She started her mission to caring for the sick, homeless, hungry etc. in Calcutta which is also called the black hole of Calcutta. Because of her hard work and compassion in caring for the desolate she has been fondly called Mother Teresa. I must say our Rinpoche has very high respect for Mother Teresa and also keep her biography book among his books in his Library. Actually what Rinpoche is doing in his charity work in Kechara such as Kechara Soup Kitchen is the same as Mother Teresa except in a different country under different religion.
Guru: thanks for another meaningful sharing.
What is material wealth when you are lonely? Material wealth can only give transient happiness as the items we buy only fulfills our desires and satisfaction for period of time.
No real description could fit in what loneliness and unwantedness really mean except that in the real life story of our compassionate, generous and ever-forgiving guru, Tsem Tulku Rinpoche. Ill-treated, ill-fed, teased mercilessly by his three fostered step-brothers, badly beaten with wooden sticks and with bare hands until his ears would keep ringing and with body bruised all over by his foster mother. As a small boy, having to wander the streets of taipei after school looking for food till after midnight, and many a time had to go to bed hungry, or suffered severed punishment through beatings or made to kneel on rice all night. School life treatment was no better, as both parents(fostered) discouraged him from going out to meet friends or to have a social life, and he would be badly teased at school for the way he was dressed up and for his asian look. His forstered parents also never came for any of his award presentations every year. Yet, Rinpoche turned such trauma into positivity, consistently rendering love and kindnesses to countless of beings, teaching and showing us that such painful experiences from the past do not have to affect how we live our lives today!!
thanks for meaningful information