(By Tsem Rinpoche) Twenty-Seven Verses On Mind Training Je Tsongkapa (1357-1419) 1 ) With body, speech, and mind fully aligned, I prostrate fervently before those rare beings, who are victorious over all notions of limitation, and before their spiritual daughters and sons. May a cosmic celebration of pure poetry, perfectly expressing the most...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) Buddhism is a religion that stresses compassion towards everyone and this is clearly evident with the growth of the world-wide trend of Buddhist pastors, ministers and chaplains. Practitioners are becoming more and more aware that they can help others by training in pastoral care and fulfilling the roles of a pastor...
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Mewawancarai Y.M. Kensur Rinpoche Jetsun Lobsang Phende dari Shar Gaden Monastery Mengenai Yang Mulia Tsem Rinpoche ke-25 Kechara merasa sangat terhormat dan beruntung bisa menjadi tuan rumah dalam kunjungan Yang Mulia Kensur Rinpoche Jetsun Lobsang Phende, yang didampingi oleh asisten setianya, Gen Wangyal. Kensur Rinpoche, yang sekarang menjadi Kepala Biara emeritus, merupakan...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) Dear friends, I came across something very interesting. There are many methods to the divine, or finding God or connecting to a sacred heaven since the beginning of time. As trends change, so do worship. The Hindu faith has over 1.2 billion adherents in the world and it is over 5,000...
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Raja, Ratu, Paus, Dalai Lama, Gaden Tripa, Sharpa Choje, dan Sakya Trizin digabung sekalipun tidak dapat menyuruh atau memaksa Anda untuk menghentikan praktik Dorje Shugden meskipun Anda menerima instruksi dari guru Anda yang mungkin hanya seorang tukang sapu kuil atau biksu biasa. Guru Anda, penyapu kuil, dan semua Buddha adalah satu dalam meditasi kita...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche and Pastor David) According to The Clear Mirror of the Royal Genealogies (Gyalrab Salwai Melong) attributed to Sakyapa Sonam Gyaltsen (1312-1375 CE), the great Tibetan Emperor Songtsen Gampo (617-47 CE) decided that he had to make various statues of his yidam (tutelary deity) to be of benefit to sentient beings within...
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Tadi malam kami pergi ke pasar terapung Amphawa yang sangat indah. Pasar ini hanya buka pada hari Jumat pukul 15.00-22.00 dan Sabtu-Minggu pukul 12.00-22.00. Kami menyewa perahu seharga 600 baht (murah) dan perahu ini bisa memuat dua puluh orang dengan mudah. Perahu ini membawa Anda dalam perjalanan sejauh 17 kilometer melewati pasar, area kunang-kunang...
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29 Desember 2012 (Oleh Tsem Rinpoche) Terkadang ceramah dharma dapat menyentuh sesuatu yang sensitif atau jauh di dalam diri kita, tetapi jangan terjebak pada makna dangkal dan perubahan yang diperlukan, tetapi berpikirlah lebih dalam. Dharma bukanlah sesuatu yang harus ditakuti atau untuk menghakimi diri sendiri, tetapi untuk perenungan batin. Untuk membantu Anda memiliki pengetahuan,...
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Membantu Hantu dan Makhluk Halus Lainnya Melalui Mantra Ketika kita melakukan fungsi-fungsi tubuh tertentu seperti meludah, buang angin, buang air kecil, buang air besar, buang air kecil, dan lain sebagainya, ini dapat menjadi kesempatan untuk memberi manfaat bagi makhluk hidup lainnya. Ada beberapa jenis hantu kelaparan atau mereka yang telah terlahir kembali sebagai...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) Over the decades, you have had various teachers and various individuals and practitioners who really promote, complement, and establish and, at the same time, kind of ‘market’ their particular practice, yidam, lineage, protector, guru, monastery, and meditations. When someone promotes their meditations, or their lineage, or their practice, or whatever they...
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When H.E. Tsem Rinpoche first arrived in Malaysia, it was very difficult to find beautiful spiritual objects of high quality. At the time, there were very few places online which were offering such items so importing things from the east was not an easy process for ordinary lay people. Hence Rinpoche had the idea...
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Keinginan orang untuk mendapatkan seks, pasangan dan semua itu adalah sebuah kejatuhan ketika semua energi mereka terfokus pada hal ini. Seluruh energi dan pikiran mereka terkuras habis untuk hal ini sampai ‘angin’ mental mereka menjadi tidak benar baik untuk sementara atau sepenuhnya atau secara permanen… Ketika teman-teman sejati mereka dan orang-orang yang mencintai mereka...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) A few weeks ago, I came across a set of guidelines that Venerable Acharya Kyabje Zasep Tulku Rinpoche had written for his students back in 1999. From his guidelines you can see he is straightforward, honest, genuine and real. He is really out to find genuine receptacles of dharma. Being real...
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Dalam ajaran Buddhisme Tibet, guru adalah yang paling penting. Guru adalah orang yang memperkenalkan Anda pada ajaran, menjelaskannya kepada Anda, dan membimbing praktik transformasi Anda untuk menjadi orang yang lebih baik. Pada akhirnya, gurulah yang menuntun Anda untuk mencapai pencerahan – tujuan dari semua umat Buddha. Untuk mencapai kemajuan spiritual yang sejati, penting untuk...
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Mahapajapati Gotami was one of the most important disciples of Buddha Shakyamuni as she was the first ever female to be ordained by Buddha Shakyamuni and the founding member of the nuns’ monastic order (bhikkhuni Sangha). She was also the aunt and stepmother of Buddha Shakyamuni. Mahapajapati and Queen Maya (who was the birth...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) For thousands of years, stories have been told of a mystical paradise called Shambhala. Hidden within the Himalayan Mountains, it has come to be known by many other names: Shangri-La, the Land of White Waters, the Forbidden Land, the Land of the Living Gods, the Land of Radiant Spirits, and the...
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Dear students and friends, Our lives in samsara are influenced by rules and regulations that are often beyond our control. For instance, when we need approvals from local authorities and government departments, we may be subject to red tape, delays, uncertainties and worst of all, rejection. Such obstacles can have adverse effects on our...
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Beberapa orang menghabiskan waktu mereka membantu dan merawat orang lain, dengan pikiran, kecerdasan, waktu, perhatian, sumber daya, dan kemampuan mereka. LUAR BIASA. Mereka melakukannya tanpa mencari pengakuan atau pujian. Orang-orang seperti ini telah menemukan ramuan ajaib dalam hidup. Suatu eliksir yang merubah hidup kita menjadi bermakna. Bayangkan diri Anda di bulan, menatap bumi, mencari...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) In most cultures, women as a gender have been undeniably classified as lower in status compared with men. It was only recently that women began to receive equal recognition, appreciation, and stature, but even so, in some places around the world, women are still viewed as inferior and treated accordingly. In...
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Dear friends, From a young age, I have always been intrigued by Kuchisake Onna, the Slit-Mouthed Woman from Japanese folklore. Originally I didn’t know her name or that she originates from Japan. I’d always wondered what would have driven someone to slice their own cheeks to form a wide Glasgow smile, from ear to...
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