Dear friends worldwide,Today we bring you a very precious practice of Phowa within the Buddhist philosophy.Ringu Tulku guides us on how to do this Phowa practice, of how to purify…
In Buddhism, easing the process of dying for oneself, and loved ones, is approached with compassion and wisdom.
A very special dharma practitioner in the London Bodhicharya group, David Fry, sadly passed away in October.
That's the same way, actually. In a way, the way you prepare others for death and the way you prepare yourself for death is more or less similar.
The only thing we all have to do in this life is die. We never know when either.
This teaching is absolutely crucial - so simple and yet so profound on how to die with grace and wisdom, but also how to live and take every breath.
In the coming months we will be bringing you Ringu Tulku’s offerings of guidance, wisdom and compassion about dealing with life, death and beyond.
Dealing with the problems. Ringu Tulku Rinpoche talks about the Bardo of life.
Dealing with the problems and situations. Liberation. Ringu Tulku Rinpoche explores if the secular, worldly aspects of life are enough to give us lasting peace, contentment, and liberation from suffering in themselves.
Following on from Session 1, the previous posting, we bring you Ringu Tulku addressing the Bardo of Life, the transition between birth and dying.