Podcasts about chogyam

Je vous propose de démarrer l'année avec celle qui se présente comme une acharnée du bonheur! Valérie Bry est thérapeute EMDR, et nous aide non pas à gérer, mais digérer nos émotions. Pour que nous soyons totalement libre, libre d'être celle ou celui que nous sommes vraiment.Elle sait de quoi elle parle, elle qui a vécu l'un des pires traumatismes que l'on peut imaginer. D'ailleurs, elle le dit, l'EMDR l'a sauvé. L'EMDR l'a ramené à la vie.Bienvenue dans un épisode puissant, touchant, et plein d'espoir. Voilà une belle façon de commencer 2021 en force !Avec Valérie, nous allons parler de passion pour la musique, d'un chemin d'acceptation, d'une initiation au chamanisme qui l'ouvre à la spiritualité et d'EMDR, cette thérapie profondément transformatrice.Notes sur l'épisode :- Le rituel de Valérie : un ancrage inspiré de rites chamaniques chaque matin- Son conseil lecture : les 7 plumes de l'aigle de Henri Gougaud, La Voie sacrée du guerrier de Chögyam Chogyam trungpa, Dharma et créativité de Chögyam Trungpa................................................. Merci d'écouter La petite voix 

For rewards and podcast extras, become a patron   Stephen Gray enters the mind meld to riff about the less-traveled path, Tibetan Buddhism, Cannabis as a tool for self-improvement, psychedelic awakenings and oodles more! Stephen Gray is the author of Cannabis and Spirituality and Returning to Sacred World. He has worked extensively with Tibetan Buddhism and multiple shamanistic traditions. Gray is also organizing the upcoming Plant Spirit Medicine Conference in Vancouver, featuring Paul Stamets, Dennis McKenna and more. For a full write-up all and more mind melds THIRDEYEDROPS.com Give us a psychic smooch by leaving us a 5 star review on iTunes!

In this interview I am joined by Ngakpa Chögyam a blues loving, horse riding Ngakpa, who with his wife Khandro Déchen, is the Lineage Lama (principal teacher) of the Aro tradition, a tantric Buddhist house holder tradition. Ngakpa Chögyam is the author of many books and today we discuss Wisdom Eccentrics. It is ‘a rare account of remarkable lamas in the final years of a lost era’ …which chronicles his education with Kunzang Dorje Rinpoche, ‘a highly reclusive master known for mercurial wrath and facility with Dzogchen’. In the book we follow this 19-year old Englishman in 1971 into the heart of the Himalayas to seek the highest teachings from a notoriously wrathful and elusive Lama. In this fascinating and candid conversation we delve into the themes of the book, including the culture clash of Dharmsala in the 70s, the true face of Crazy Wisdom and it’s abuses, how to access the realised state through the emotions themselves, and why Ngakpa Chögyam sees the crossover between the arts and Vajrayana as vitally important. Topics include: - Ngakpa Chögyam’s childhood fascination with Buddhism and Tibet - Parallels between the Viking religions and Tibetan Buddhism - Travelling to India at 19 in 1971 - An instant rapport with the Tibetan people - Fundamental clashes with the other Western students - Meeting the nomadic yogi Kunzang Dorje - How Dudjom Rinpoche trapped Kunzang Dorje - Tackling Ngakap Chögyam’s chronic politeness - Stories and interrogation as teaching tools - Tibetan culture vs Western culture - The sophistication and limitation of the Western mind - Principle and Form as the key to understanding Buddhism - Emptiness and Form applied to shiné and lhaktong meditation - The evening when Chögyam received the transmission of the nature of mind - How the nature of mind transmission works - The difference between a realised master and a well-educated scholar - Art an the Varjayana - How Chögam uses the Doc Togden instagram account - Wrathful lamas and Crazy Wisdom - Wrathful Compassion and Crazy Wisdom as an excuse for abuse - The genuine use of Wrath and Crazy Wisdom - The prerequisites to using Wrathful Compassion - Kunzang Dorje’s wrath in action - Why Ngakpa Chögyam is not a wrathful teacher - Chogyam’s occasional use of wrathful means - Psychopathic spiritual teachers and sexual exploitation - Crazy Wisdom as disintegration of religious pattern - Stories of Crazy Wisdom in action - Chi’imed Rinpoche’s expression of yeshe chölwa - The use of the full spectrum of emotions in Tantra - Accessing the realised state through the emotions - How to use powerful negative emotions in spiritual practice - The role of the personality display in teaching Tantra - The teacher student relationship in the Vajrayana - Is the teacher student relationship a professional or personal one? - The importance of two-way respect between teacher and student - Blind devotion vs informed devotion - Informed devotion vs romantic infatuation - Ngakpa Chögyam’s parting words and why everyone is an artist To find out more about Ngakpa Chögyam: -http://arobuddhism.org/ -https://www.instagram.com/doctor_togden/ For more interviews, videos, and more visit: - www.guruviking.com Music 'Deva Dasi' by Steve James

‘This is a magnificent book [The Buddha Walks Into the Office] that just happens to be truly fun to read. Accessible, urgent, and life-changing.’ - Seth Godin Lodro Rinzler is a practitioner and teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist lineage, the founder of the MNDFL meditation studio (which New York Magazine just named the best place to learn meditation in NYC) and the author of numerous books including; Love Hurts: Buddhist Advice for the Heartbroken, the bestselling book, The Buddha Walks into a Bar..., and the book that is the focus of our conversation, The Buddha Walks into an Office.  This episode was sheer delight and will be of significant interest for those seeking to engage a day at the office as place to cultivate fullness of being. We cover such areas as how a conference call can be an opportunity for virtue, how to relate to difficult coworkers and what we can learn from a man named Tilopa who reached full enlightenment in part by assisting a sex worker. Lodro Rinzler is a teacher who is thoughtful as he is funny. You can learn more about Lodro at lodrorinzler.com or connect with social media: Twitter,  Instagram, Facebook, YouTube. (Also check out this article in the New York Times about MNDFL)

Support Third Eye Drops and get rewards on Patreon! This live bonus mind meld was recorded at MIND/WAVE LA. We plan to do more of these gatherings, so stay tuned to our social, thirdeyedrops.com and mindpodnetwork.com if you want to commune in meat-space.  Danielle Bolelli is a professor of religion, philosophy and history, the author of books like Create Your Own Religion and Not Afraid. He also hosts two podcasts - History on Fire and The Drunken Taoist.  Cory Allen Hosts the Astral Hustle podcast and is the mind (and buttery voice) behind the Release Into Now meditation course. Zach Leary is the host of the It's All Happening podcast and the upcoming MAPS podcast. He's also the progeny of the late psychedelic saint hero of counter-culture, Tim Leary.  

A fascinating set of tales from Suriyadhamma from his many years worth of Buddhist practice. Taking us from his first encounters with the writings of Alan Watts in the '60s through his long discipleship with Chogyam Trungpa and eventual membership of the Triratna Buddhist Order itself. And a wonderful insight into practice for someone who has lost his sight and finds light and joy all around him, especially through meditation. Suriyadhamma's is a compelling and encouraging voice. Recorded at Aryaloka Buddhist Retreat Center, New Hampshire, September 2014. #Buddhist #Buddhism #Trungpa #Chogyam #Dharma #Tibetan #Buddha #meditation #blind #blindness

Sitaram Das and Jordanna talk about how Krishna is a cowboy, The Gita, Spiritual Tattoos, and The six realms of existence.