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Revision as of 17:15, 20 June 2013
Pages in category "Gampopa"
The following 97 pages are in this category, out of 97 total.
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- Je Gampopa in ‘The Four Dharmas: An Excellent Summary
- Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo - The Four Dharmas of Gampopa - 4 of 5 (Video)
- Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo - The Four Dharmas of Gampopa - 5 of 5 (Video)
- Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo - The Four Dharmas of Gampopa - Q & A - 1 of 2 (Video)
- Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo - The Four Dharmas of Gampopa - Q & A - 2 of 2 (Video)
- Jewel Ornament of Liberation - Gampopa
- Jeweled Ornament of Liberation
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- The 17th Karmapa further explained that:
- The 17th Karmapa then explained why Gampopa was called ‘Rinpoche
- The 17th Karmapa then went onto explain how Dagpo Lhaje became a monk:
- The Doctor of Dagpo (Dagpo Lhaje)
- The Doctor of Dagpo (Dagpo Lhaje) whose family tragedy led to monkhood: ”Four Dharmas’ of Gampopa’ by 17th Karmapa (Part II)
- The first Dharma – may Dharma go along with Dharma
- The Four Dharmas of Lha-je Gampopa
- The importance of contemplation on death and impermanence
- The importance of contemplation on death, impermanence and karma
- The importance of loving-kindness and compassion and why they are different from sympathy
- The Instructions of Gampopa
- The Lineage of the Four Dharmas of Gampopa
- The meaning of the term ‘Kagyu‘
- The meaning of the word ‘guru’ and ‘lama’
- The meaning of ‘small’, ‘medium’ and ‘great’ individuals
- The path of blessing (byin rlabs kyi lam)
- The path of direct realisation (mngon sum lam)
- The path of inference (rjes dpag lam)
- The third of the Four Dharmas – ‘the path clarifies confusion’
- The three beggars
- The Treasury of Lives‘ Gampopa biography says that:
- The unique approach and lineage of Gampopa
- The Very Essence of Mind, Mahamudra, the One Sufficient Path by Gampopa
- The ‘White Panacea’ and objections by Sakya Paṇḍita (1182–1251
- There is no distance between ourselves and sentient beings nor Buddhas and Bodhisattvas
- This is teaching on karma, cause and effect. Then the part on defects of samsara says this:
- Tsalpa Kagyu
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- What is the difference between ultimate Bodhichitta and the paramitas?
- What is the purpose of doing pujas in the Tibetan language?
- When Gampopa met Milarepa: A tale of beggars, buttocks and bliss. ‘Four Dharmas’ of Gampopa by 17th Karmapa (Part III)
- Why did Nagarjuna and Asanga have to explain the Buddha’s teachings?
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- ‘All Buddhists can be called ‘Kagyupa”: the ‘Four Dharmas’ of Gampopa by 17th Karmapa (Part I)
- ‘Dharma is not ‘one size fits all’: The importance of individual levels, the infallibility of karma and seeing others’ good qualities: ‘Four Dharmas of Gampopa’ by 17th Karmapa (Part VI)
- ‘Dismantling Artificial Boundaries’: Concepts of nations, ‘self’ and ‘other’; developing great love and compassion and ‘without borders’ ultimate nature. ‘Four Dharmas of Gampopa’ by 17th Karmapa (Day 8)
- ‘Exchanges with Dusum Khyenpa’ – The three paths and three types of beings
- ‘May Dharma go along with Dharma’: The difference between ‘real Dharma’ and ‘pretend Dharma’: ‘Four Dharmas’ of Gampopa by 17th Karmapa (Part V)
- ‘SIMULTANEOUSLY-ARISEN’, LIKE SUN AND SUNLIGHT: Dagpo Gampopa on the meaning of ‘simultaneously-arisen’, ‘white panacea’ and Dzogchen in the context of Mahāmudrā
