The Way of the Bodhisattva for the Modern World with Mingyur Rinpoche

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At the heart of one of the most treasured teachings of the Buddhist tradition, The Way of the Bodhisattva by Shantideva, are tools and practices to help us to grow in the midst of these demanding times, by opening our hearts and suffusing our being with care, compassion, and a strong sense of connection with others.
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[@pems_bhu7140]

Thank you Rinpoche ❤️💐🙏

[@SylviaAlana]

🕊️🙏🏼namaste 🕉️

[@kalpanagurung9009]

Precious guru 🙏🙏🙏

[@madhavangopalan7463]

I believe love and compassion all the time

[@jesselocke6170]

Buddha nature is much needed in our modern day life

[@madhavangopalan7463]

Yes

[@charlierana4420]

Thank you Rinpoche la 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@rufusslade5580]

You are wonderful Rinpoche, a natural teacher, blessed with lightness, humour, common sense and grace

[@sonarbangla8711]

When I was young I was an atheist, then as I age I became attached naturally to the idea that am entangled with the cosmic consciousness and developed a relation with divine design/divine purpose. This relation showed me the path and never looked back.

[@meeyeeyu7706]

Master
In praise gratitude and compassion

[@madhavangopalan7463]

Now I have started recognizing my good qualities Love compassion and awareness and wisdom In lathe same I recognise othersgood qualities So Iam peaceful and happy
Thank you so much and appreciate your simple teaching with so much humor Today my Birthday 🙏🏻😄👍❤️🌺

[@lindaj71]

I have no words.

[@davidmontenegro5302]

Thank you very much, Rinpoche.

[@user-oc3mk6cj7q]

Thanks 🙏Rinpoche your teaching are always practical and easy to understand very much appreciate it gracious

[@elceliaw8606]

🙏🏻😊💖

[@ChristopherRoberts]

Thank you so much!

[@dianedonovan9638]

Thank you - I look forward to the retreat!

[@shreyashandilya2930]

Thank you for the wisdom 🙏❤

[@TheJeannerindell]

Thank you Ripoche for your talk. Good to see and hear you again from your friends in Manchester, VT USA

[@clairerodway9375]

Hello from me to you enjoy and be well and happy

[@heathermackay58]

I know that I am full of love and compassion but how do I prevent myself from judging others?

[@jerryk3280]

Realize that they are the same essense as you.

[@ikillify]

It's hard to know the solution over the internet. That is why it's highly recommended to find a teacher. They can see how you are imprisoning yourself. As Jerry said, realizing the sameness of all phenomenon is exactly how the great equanimity is found.

[@fanghuabao1178]

I found myself very judgemental before and someone made me aware of this. So, I started to investigate and found that my judgement system was built on my belief that people should appear or be in a certain way. I found a key is also to get into observation and not to remain into mental analysis exclusively. Observe how judgement takes place. I personally found in myself that the root poisons were a large source of judgement. To me, grasping is especially powerful. I also found that observation was an unavoidable step to take. Taking a piece of something, separating it from the whole. But going back to your own nature will reinsert the piece back into the jigsaw. Observe how. I am certain that as soon as anyone has a true interest and observation in the process of judgement, they will find meaningful answers.
For me the difficult part is "knowing that I am full of compassion", that is, the part you know ;)) your comment helped me too, and so I hope byybthis to bring something to you too. This teacher is really good. I am looking forward to listening to him more ;))

[@hellboundtruck123]

Judgement is not bad we judge all the time. It helps us make better choices and decisions.

[@fanghuabao1178]

@@hellboundtruck123 Yes, nothing is bad I suppose. But when I judge people because of a certain feature, it can make my life more complicated. I have noted in the practice that when resting in the basic nature, strangely, there is no more judgement and the projections of my ego return and dissolve to where they came from ;))

[@francissan]

Por favor, les ruego traduzcan al español.

[@sebacolson94]

i am from europe and i want to buy the korean tranlation of his book for my friend, does anyone know how i can order this online ? i cannot find it anywhere

[@vachadave]

Can anyone please help me with the word Rinpoche spoke at 15:08 minutes? "The basic?" It is followed by the line: I don't believe this that I have this wonderful nature at 15:06. Please help.

[@karenmenzies124]

The basic innate goodness

[@vachadave]

@@karenmenzies124 thank you so much! Meant a lot! 🙏

[@marilyno8616]

And so, the teaching - - around the time marking you refer to - - (if i'm correct on this) is that many (or some) of us don't believe that we have basic innate goodness. Rinpoche did not believe this about himself either, when he was a child first learning this teaching from his father. But the Truth is that WE DO, ALL have basic, innate goodness. YAY ! ! ! It is the core of who we are. Meditation helps us to access that. Helps us to see beyond the mud, to the lotus.