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BODHI 5 FEATURED ARTICLES
HH 17th
Gyalwa Karmapa
"A
Joyful Aspiration: Sweet
Melody for Fortunate Ones"
"One night in the illusory
appearance of a dream, on a lake bathed in clear moonlight and rippled with blooming
lotus flowers serving as a seat for three Brahmins who appeared wearing pure white
silk and playing a drum, guitar, flute and other instruments."
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Khenpo Tsultrim
Gyamtso Rinpoche
Commentary On In Praise Of Dharmadhatu
"The mind is also the dharmadhatu
that is free from bondage and free from liberation. It may appear sometimes
that the mind is bound up or tied up by mental afflictions, mental anguish or pain.
However, the true nature of mind is never bound by anything."
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The Dzogchen
Ponlop Rinpoche
Life and Teachings Of Guru Padmasambhava
"The youthful infant, Padmasambhava,
manifesting on a lotus, is exactly the nature of our mind. Our mind may be born
in the muddy lake of samsara, and the lotus may be born in this muddy lake of samsara,
but the lotus itself is completely free from any dust. It remains beautiful, full
of color and freshness." Go to Article (excerpt).
Karmapa's Great Escape
Darkness came late to Tsurphu,
but by zero hour--December 28, 1999, 22:30 hours--it was night. While the rest of
the world prepared to celebrate the new millennium in traditional ways, the Karmapa
prepared a different type of activity. The Karmapa rapidly changed from his monk's
habit into brown trousers, a down jacket, a hat and a scarf.
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