Lama Yeshe Ling Tibetan Buddhist Group
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Here the Dalai Lama speaks about what makes a happy life, from a human, secular, non-religious perspective.

from The Peaceful Stillness of the Silent Mind www.lamayeshe.com//ch/chapter-five-introduction-meditation

Children are very sensitive and have fantastic imaginations. They also believe in things very strongly, so that what they hear makes a deep imprint on their min...ds. Most parents are not fully aware of this and think, "It doesn't matter. As long as the kid likes this story and falls asleep, that's okay." There is no idea of what kind of effect it is having on the child's mind, what result it is producing. The important thing is that he falls asleep quickly so that you can be free, free to go to sleep yourself or whatever. Just as long he doesn't make any noise. But this is not right. It is not being kind to your children to give them such garbage information. It only makes their delusions and superstitions thicker and thicker. See more

Khadro la inviting Rinpoche down to the long life puja... happening right now in Kopan

"What special attributes does Rendawa have?" asked Lochen. "Obviously," Tsongkhapa replied "all the qualities of a teacher - being learned, intelligent, diligent in practice, and king, as well as never divorced from meditative practice - are present in the master." He then told Lochen that ever since he had met Rendawa, he had not experienced even a single moment of anger. That had been the impact of Rendawa on him, he said. Relating this, Tsongkhapa was moved to tears. source: Tsongkhapa: A Buddha in the Land of Snows

An excellent explanation of the doctrine of the 12 links and rebirth in Buddhism with Geshe Sonam. Join us tomorrow on fb live or Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us//tZEsce-trDIoGtcvyAdcMN2H_8R3_qYNr Always by donation only

As part of the virtual talk series on His Holiness’ three principal commitments, Venerable Chodron discusses his commitment to preserve Tibetan culture and the environment. https://thubtenchodron.org/2020/12/tibetan-culture/

Guru Rinpoche, Padmasambhava. Om Ah Hum Vajra Guru Pema Siddhi Hum.

White Tara of longevity, merit and wisdom

Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Lama Yeshe Ling. Whatever you are celebrating, please stay safe and healthy over this holiday season. We look forward to seeing you as soon as it is safe to do so in the New Year.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will engage in a virtual dialogue on Resilience, Hope and Connection for Wellbeing with Prof. Ian Hickie, Brain & Mind Research Inst...itute, University of Sydney from his residence in Dharamsala, HP, India on November 19, 2020 followed by a question and answer session. This is part of the Happiness & Its Causes 2020 Conference held in Australia. Viewers are requested to please follow their local social distancing rules while viewing the live webcast. See more

Geshe la will give classes on the "King of Prayers" for his Dutch students via Zoom, but everyone is welcome to attend (event in English). This course requires registration via Maitreya Institute. https://www.maitreya.nl//programma/commentary-on-the-king-

Karmaataka /The Hundred Deeds A scripture from the Kangyur. https://read.84000.co/translation/toh340.html Lord, if in the absence of the right causes and conditions the tathgatas, the arhats, the totally and completely awakened buddhas do not smile, what are the causes and conditions that make them smile?... 2.55 nanda, so it is, replied the Blessed One. It is just as you say, nanda. Without the right causes and conditions the tathgatas, arhats, totally and completely awakened buddhas do not smile. nanda, did you see the brahmin who scattered flowers on the Tathgata? Yes, Lord, I saw him, nanda said.

Four Seals of CONDUCT Geshe Sonam gives advice on four "seals of conduct". Two things to take up and two things to abandon for a more positive life and successful practice.

The Great Bengali Master Atisha

Parasol, Tibetan: Duk, symbolizes being protected from suffering as well as prosperity and good luck for the head.