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sábado, 10 de marzo de 2012

Buddha in Suburbia ONLINE




Buddha in Suburbia tracks the extraordinary journey of 40 year old Lelung Rinpoche, one of Tibetan Buddhism's three principal reincarnations, as he sets out to gather the lost teachings of his faith and to attempt a return to his homeland. For the past seven years, Lelung Rinpoche has been living in Ruislip North London, in the garden shed of one of his students. He runs a dharma or teaching centre locally, attended by British followers. Now a British passport holder, he embarks on a mission to find previous Lelungs' teachings, and the teachers who hold the key to unlocking their secrets. His odyssey takes him to India, Mongolia and China as he tries to find a way of getting back home to Tibet. He meets some of Tibetan Buddhism's most senior teachers, including the Tibetan Prime Minister in exile. Lelung is a young, modern lama, with relationships with many across the globe from teenagers in Rusilip to the Dalai Lama. The film includes an interview with Tibetan Buddhist expert Professor Robert Thurman, father of Uma Thurman. Lelung Rinpoche has a daunting task to complete on his quest to recover lost teachings before they disappear, and to try to take the right steps on his own path towards enlightenment.

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viernes, 25 de noviembre de 2011

A Shrine for Tibet: The Alice S. Kandell Collection of Tibetan Sacred Art




Marylin Rhie, Robert Thurman, John Bigelow Taylor, "A Shrine for Tibet: The Alice S. Kandell Collection of Tibetan Sacred Art"
O..rl..k H...cov.. | 2010-02-04 | ISBN: 1590203100 | 336 pages | PDF | 62,4 MB

Marilyn Rhie and Robert Thurman have provided an exciting book which organizes Tibetan History and the Tibetan bronze statues through identification of historical period and stylistic development. The examples of bronzes that have been selected and the explanation of the Boddhisatva's, Buddhas and Historical Rinpoche not only gives the reader an education through the wonderful descriptions, but also through looking at the superb photography of John Bigelow Taylor. This is definitely a great book for connoiseurs who want to study the evolution of the sculpture via geographical differences.

The Alice Kandell Collection is certainly a wondeful bronze collection of unusual and rare examples of Tibetan Sculpture. It certainly provides the peace and tranquility we would all like to attain through the experiences she must have felt in selecting and collecting each individual piece.This is definitely a book that I would recommend for anyone interested in Tibetan culture.


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lunes, 31 de octubre de 2011

The Tibetan Book of The Dead DVD Narrated by L.Cohen


The Tibetan Book of the Dead
Director :Barrie Mclean
Documentary
Japan/Canada/USA 1994
90 min  AVI
Narrated by Leonard Cohen

Death is real, it comes without warning and it cannot be escaped. An ancient source of strength and guidance, The Tibetan Book of the Dead remains an essential teaching in the Buddhist cultures of the Himalayas. Narrated by Leonard Cohen, this enlightening two-part series explores the sacred text and boldly visualizes the afterlife according to its profound wisdom. Part 1: A Way of Life reveals the history of The Tibetan Book of the Dead and examines its traditional use in northern India, as well as its acceptance in Western hospices. Shot over a four-month period, the film contains footage of the rites and liturgies for a deceased Ladakhi elder and includes an interview with the Dalai Lama, who shares his views on the book's meaning and importance. Part 2: The Great Liberation follows an old lama and his novice monk as they guide a Himalayan villager into the afterlife using readings from The Tibetan Book of the Dead. The soul's 49-day journey towards rebirth is envisioned through actual photography of rarely seen Buddhist rituals, interwoven with groundbreaking animation by internationally acclaimed filmmaker Ishu Patel.


Documental- El Libro Tibetano de los Muertos



TÍTULO ORIGINAL: Decoding The Past: The Tibetan Book of ThE Dead
AÑO: 2007
DURACIÓN: 45 min.
PAÍS: EE.UU.

Director: Jeff Schiro
GUIÓN: Jeff Schiro
NARRADOR: Wally Kurtz


El Libro Tibetano de los Muertos

También llamado Bardo Thodol es uno de los libros mas sagrados del mundo. Una "guía turística" para los muertos en el mas allá. Escrito en el siglo VIII por Padma Sambhava, el fundador del budismo tibetano, el texto no fue conocido en Occidente hasta el siglo XX. Un documento milenario que intenta ofrecer respuestas a algunas de las grandes preguntas de la Humanidad: ¿Qué sucede cuando morimos?.


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Duración:45 Minutos
Tamaño:350 MB
Idioma:Castellano

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lunes, 10 de octubre de 2011

The Sun Behind the Clouds Dalai Lama DVDRip Subtitulada



THE SUN BEHIND THE CLOUDS updates the struggle for Tibetan independence, focusing upon the March 2008 demonstration against Chinese rule, the largest ever since the 1959 take-over of that nation. The Dalai Lama, living in exile in Northern India, is interviewed extensively and given the opportunity to explicate his "middle way," a compromise position he has to date been unsuccessful in getting the Chinese to accept. Supporters of Tibetan independence who are devoted to the Dalai Lama, but who nonetheless feel "the middle way" is an ineffective solution, appear in the film, detailing their more militant position.

Directed by veteran Tibetan filmmakers Tenzing Sonam and Ritu Sarin (Dreaming Lhasa, The Reincarnation of Khensur Rinpoche), The Sun Behind The Clouds compellingly updates the struggle for Tibetan independence by focusing on the March 2008 demonstrations against Chinese rule (the largest ever since the 1959 take-over of that nation), and the split among Tibetans themselves regarding the most effective approach to Chinese intransigence. This is the first film to show the Dalai Lama addressing the political complexity of the Tibet issue, both in his homeland and within the exile community. The Dalai Lama, living in northern India, is interviewed extensively during this turbulent 50th anniversary of exile year and given the opportunity to explicate his “Middle Way Approach,” a compromise position essentially giving up the goal of Tibet’s independence in exchange for cultural and social autonomy. A younger generation of Tibetans who are devoted to the Dalai Lama, but who nonetheless feel his solution is ineffective, appear in the film, detailing their more militant position.


- Duración: 1h 19' 11''
- Codec: Xvid  (.avi)
- Tamaño: 966 MB
- Idioma: Inglés con subtítulos en inglés por separado (.srt)
- Calidad: DVDRip

- Link de los subtítulos: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X44ULAUZ

viernes, 7 de octubre de 2011

Carta de Patrul Rinpoché



Carta de Patrul Rinpoché, con buenos consejos para sí mismo


Shri hijo mío,
Debes llevar esto en tu mente:
Hay tres cosas que no deberían de olvidarse:
El Guru lleno de gracia,
El Buda iluminado
Memoria y conciencia.
Hay tres cosas que deberían recordarse:
El preceptor que te ordena,
Las enseñanzas que revelan el sendero,
Y la disciplina.
Hay tres cosas que debes tener:
Una mente que permanezca donde esta el cuerpo,
Un cuerpo que permanezca en el lugar adecuado,
Una mente que more en un estado de relajación.
Hay tres cosas que es mejor olvidar:
La cólera contra los enemigos,
El apego a los seres amados,
El sueño perezoso.
Hay tres cosas que es mejor restringir:
La lengua en público,
La mano en privado,
Los pensamientos siempre.
Hay tres cosas sobre las que uno debería de guardar silencio:
Las propias virtudes,
Las faltas de otros,
Nuestras intenciones para el futuro.
Hay tres cosas de las que uno no debe dar muestras:
El impulso a renunciar a los apegos mundanos,
La cebada trampa de la propia hipocresía,
La insistencia en exhibir el propio fervor religioso.
Hay tres cosas en las que uno debería de ser flexible:
Hablando con un amigo,
Llevando las vestimentas propias del país,
Dirigiendo la mente hacia el Dharma.
Hay tres cosas que no deberían de escucharse:
Palabras aduladoras,
Charlas de última locura,
Consejo de un necio.
Hay tres cosas que uno no debería ambicionar:
La fortuna de un hombre rico,
Una posición de categoría,
Vestidos superfluos.
Hay tres cosas de las que uno no debería hablar mal:
De una persona respetada,
De la mercancía de otro,
De un buen amigo.
Hay tres cosas que uno no debe ensalzar:
A un hombre que es vilipendiado por otros,
A un loco presuntuoso,
A tu propio hijo ante los demás.
Hay tres cosas que uno no debería ni ensalzar ni criticar:
A los familiares,
A un hombre del que nada sabes,
En realidad, a nadie.
Hay tres lugares a los que no deberíamos ir:
Entre gente hostil,
A una aglomeración multitudinaria,
A un lugar donde se juega.
Hay tres cosas de las que no se debería hablar:
Del Dharma a quienes no quieren oírlo,
De asuntos privados con extraños,
De fantasías sin sentido.
Hay tres cosas que no deberían hacerse:
Comportarse temperamentalmente con un amigo,
Hablar inconsecuentemente,
Actuar con dos caras.
Hay tres cosas de las que uno debería refrenarse:
Presumir de la propia importancia,
Señalar repentinamente las faltas de los demás,
Menospreciar a los demás.
Hay tres cosas que uno no debería ofrecer:
Devoción a un charlatán,
Regalos a aquellos de más alto rango,
Los más infinitos pensamientos a cualquiera.
Hay tres cosas en las que uno no debería dejar la mente:
El cuerpo de hermosas muchachas,
La conducta de un amigo,
Las propias virtudes.
Hay muchas otras cosas que deberías recordar, pero lo esencial es observarte a ti mismo en todo momento. No lo olvides, tanto la práctica mundana como espiritual están aquí contenidas. Estas pocas palabras están llenas de profundo significado, no las ignores.
A mi querido hijo, Shri,
De Naljorpa Trime-Lodro.
 
 

10 Questions for the Dalai Lama (2006)



10 Questions for the Dalai Lama (DVDrip - 2006) English | 86 min | XVid 576x432 | 192 kbps 2.0AC3 | 23 fps | 700 mb | VOMiT
Genre : Documentary | rapidshare
When the filmmaker Rick Ray arrived in India to direct a travel video, an interview with the Dalai Lama was supposed to be part of his compensation. When he discovered that he would have to arrange it himself, he did, by e-mail. The result is 10 Questions for the Dalai Lama a tedious title for an anything-but-tedious film. “How do you reconcile a commitment to non-violence when faced with violence? Why do the poor often seem happier than the rich? Must a society lose its traditions in order to move into the future?”……..


While filming a travelogue in India, Rick Ray had the great opportunity to conduct an intimate interview with the Dalai Lama. Filmed during a private visit to his monastery in Dharamsala, India over the course of several months, this intimate portrait reveals the frankness and open-mindedness of this unorthodox holy man.Expertly merging the mystical and the mundane, Mr. Ray presents a warm and well-rounded portrait of his subject, his Buddhist philosophies and the painful circumstances of his exile.
This film gives much more than it's title implies. Rick Ray isn't just another seeker wanting answers from the Dalai Lama. He's so intent on not embarrassing himself at his audience with Tibet's spiritual leader that he goes to incredible lengths to prepare himself for this opportunity, such as traveling around India and Tibet to learn all he can about Buddhism and thoroughly researching the 14th Dalai Lama's life story. The result is the best-told (and illustrated) history of the Dalai Lama to date. Weaving in an amazing amount of rare archival footage, Ray gives us an intimate and detailed portrait of "simple monk" who has led anything but a simple life. The loss of his country to the communist Chinese and the struggle of Tibetans in exile are the burden he was born to carry. Turns out the filmmaker didn't need to worry that his meeting with the Dalai Lama would be a flop. His questions are all thoughtful, relevant and universal, just like his entire film. ~ – comment in imdb.com

Part biography, part philosophy, part adventure and part politics, "10 QUESTIONS FOR THE DALAI LAMA" conveys more than history and more than answers.

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