Athens, April 1979
Rinpoche first elucidates the two truths and then the three yanas. He concludes by guiding in Chenrezig meditation.
Tibetan - Greek
3 talks, audio
Rinpoche first elucidates the two truths and then the three yanas. He concludes by guiding in Chenrezig meditation.
Tibetan - Greek
3 talks, audio
Translation into English by Acharya Tenpa Negi. Translation into French by Jerome Edou
Sravakayana. ཉན་ཐོས་ཀྱི་ཐེག་པ༏. Meditation on selflessness in relation to the five skandhas. Because the subject is new to the students, there are very nice explanations of the Tibetan words!
Translation into English by Acharya Tenpa Negi. Translation into French by Jerome Edou
Sravakayana continued. The Four Truths.
That sentient beings think suffering is bliss = sickness. Karma and kleshas = cause of suffering and equals the imbalance in the elements. The truth of the path = the medicine counteracting the sickness, བདག་མེད་རྟོགས་པའི་ཤེས་རབ། The truth of cessation is the well-being when the sickness is cured.
Meditation on the 4 truths. Conduct is based on the pratimoksha vows based on renunciation and not harming others. The result is overcoming all animosities, the freedom of skandhas, nirvana.
Translation into English by Acharya Tenpa Negi. Translation into French by Jerome Edou
Pratyekabuddhayana. The view is understanding the lack of personal self and a half understanding of the lack of true entity in phenomena. There is mediation on the Four Truths and on the Twelve Links of Interdependence.
Very nice explanations! This talk goes up to and including sred pa.
Translation into English by Acharya Tenpa Negi. Translation into French by Jerome Edou
Continuation of Pratyekabuddhayana. Rinpoche explains the remaining links from the Twelve Links of Interdepence.
Translation into English by Acharya Tenpa Negi. Translation into French by Jerome Edou
A brief explanation of the meaning of selflessness related to the way in which things appear and to their fundamental mode of being.
Translation into English by Acharya Tenpa Negi. Translation into French by Jerome Edou
Meditation according to the great vehicle, the Mahayana.
Rinpoche announces that he will teach Vajrayana after the three years of study.
"The king of the swan like Bodhisattvas has to cross the ocean of Samsara with the help of the two wings of skillful means and wisdom."
Translation into English by Acharya Tenpa Negi. Translation into French by Jerome Edou
Mahayana's conduct, six paramitas and four means of attraction, as well as its fruition.
Visiting Athens, 10 - 18 October 2001, Rinpoche visit three different locations where he offers:
Tibetan - English - Greek translation.