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All About The Guru
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- In this wonderful conversation Jetsunma talks about the topic of the Guru/Lama/Teacher in Tibetan Buddhism, which is something many people ask about. We hope that the content of this video can provide some guidance to peolpe who are trying to navigate the Guru-Disciple relationship within Tibetan Buddhism and that it answers questions that you may have about the topic.
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Chapters
00:00 - The meaning of the word
02:33 - Difference between Guru and Root Guru
03:20 - Do we need one to start learning?
04:28 - Is mutual recognition necessary?
05:28 - Is an intimate connection necessary?
07:53 - How to know which is our teacher?
10:06 - How can we trust the feeling of connection?
12:34 - Meaning of "Guru Devotion"
15:43 - Maintaining common sense
17:00 - Misconduct and controversy
19:00 - Implications of deciding on a teacher
22:17 - Pure perception and Samaya
25:05 - Learning from teachers we don't connect with
26:36 - I can't be with my Guru or see him
29:10 - can't we just study the Sutras?
Thank you so much for sharing with such a profound, inspiring and clear answers!
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Jetsunma is always so clear, direct and kind. Thank you for sharing this! ❤️
she is a complete treasure
Thank you, dear Jetsunma! Your words are so important! You discuss what is not customary to discuss but still so important along the path. What a brave soul!
May all your teachings benefits infinitely all beings! Love you dear Master🙏 thank you ❤
excelente! justo para verlo hoy! gracias querida maestra! larga vida y buena salud!
thanks
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Tashi Delek to all!
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So a Lama is basically a Mother Superior!
(Reference: An Abbess (Latin: abbatissa), also known as a Mother Superior, is the female superior of a community of Catholic nuns in an abbey.
Also:
A Catholic nun who is elected to head her religious house is termed an abbess if the house is an abbey, a prioress if it is a monastery, or more generically may be referred to as "Mother Superior" and styled "Reverend Mother".)
No, Lama is a teacher. Abbess are Khenpos.
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¡Qué pena la mala traducción!!!
Esta bastante clara la traducciön.