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ESCUELAS del Kalachakra Butön Rinchen Drup tuvo una influencia considerable en el desarrollo posterior de las tradiciones Gelug y Sakya de Kālacakra. Mientras que Dölpopa y Tāranātha fueron las figuras principales que desarrollaron la tradición Jonang. En la tradición Jonang se basan las escuelas Kagyu, Nyingma y la rama Tsarpa del Sakya. Hubo muchas otras influencias y mucha fertilización cruzada entre las diferentes escuelas y, de hecho, el XIV Dalai Lama afirmó que es aceptable que los iniciados en una tradición de Kālacakra practiquen en otras. Escuela Jonang Uno de los principales promotores de Kālacakra en el Tíbet fueron los eruditos yoguis de la escuela Jonang, como: Dolpopa Sherab Gyaltsen (1292-1361), y Tāranātha (1575-1634). Notemos los detalles…

En esta entrevista Yannina Thomassiny tiene el honor de entrevistar a Marco Antonio Karam, Lama mexicano, fundador de Casa Tibet México que es considerado, como uno de los más importantes especialistas y divulgadores de la cultura y espiritualidad tibetana en el mundo hispano parlante. Después de una amplia formación académica en Tibet, Nepal y EEUU, durante la cual establece relación con algunos de los más prominentes Tibetólogos y Lamas de las diversas tradiciones del Budismo Tibetano, en 1988, bajo la sugerencia de Su Santidad el XIV Dalai Lama del Tibet y la Oficina del Tibet en Nueva York, funda la Casa del Tibet de México como parte de un proyecto internacional orientado a la promoción y defensa de la causa y cultura tibetana. Bajo la invitación de la Casa Tibet México y la Universidad Metropolitana, el Dalai Lama visita por vez primera a nuestro país de la mano de Karam. En esta plática hablan sobre budismo, iluminación, psicodelicos, Jacobo Grinberg, Carlos Castaneda y muchas cosas más. Escucha y comparte. 

En este episodio platicamos con el líder espiritual Tony Karam quien nos comparte la cosmovisión tibetana para entender la realidad y habitar en ella. Todos observamos la vida desde una subjetividad que no cuestionamos y de ahí nace el sufrimiento, así como la separación entre humanos, con el entorno y hasta de nosotros mismos. La meditación es un camino para entendernos desde una renovada subjetividad de unión, de compasión, empatía e interdependencia. La creación de nuevos paradigmas depende siempre de poder soñarlos, no solo para imaginar aquello que queremos que suceda, sino porque nuestro presente también es un tipo de sueño en el que estamos viviendo. La concepción budista de la enfermedad y la muerte tiene mucho que enseñar a la medicina occidental para re-considerar sus procesos, así como sus objetivos. Lama Tony Karam es considerado uno de los más importantes especialistas y divulgadores de la cultura y espiritualidad tibetana en el mundo hispanoparlante. Después de una amplia formación académica en México, Asia, Europa y Estados Unidos, y bajo la sugerencia de Su Santidad el XIV Dalai Lama, en 1989 funda la Casa del Tíbet en México del que sigue siendo presidente hasta hoy en día. Sígueme en: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/v_saadia Suscríbete a mi newsletter: https://victorsaadia.substack.com/?sh... Conoce mis cursos: https://www.victorsaadia.com/cursos Conoce mis libros: https://www.victorsaadia.com/libros

I talk with Michael Burbank about Menla. Michael has been a student of Robert Thurman and HH the XIV Dalai Lama for 25 years, since his undergraduate years studying Eastern religions and cultures at Columbia University in the 90s. Menla is a hidden oasis set in a secluded valley beside an enchanting stream in the heart of the Catskill mountains. Featuring spiritual and wellness retreats as well as exclusive getaways, our world-class Dewa Spa offers one-of-a-kind experiences. You can stay at Menlas  accomadtions include meals created from their retreat center. A truly unique venue and a project of Tibet House US – the Dalai Lama's cultural center in North America – Menla is a modern resort and destination spa surrounded by thousands of acres of unspoiled wilderness. Inspired by the ancient Buddhist kingdom of Tibet, they strive to keep alive knowledge handed down for centuries retreat...https://menla.org/

In this episode Robert Thurman is joined by Tenzin Metok, founder of the Medicine Buddha App, which allows you to book online consultations with Tibetan doctors and wellness practitioners. Through THUS | Menla's sponsorship, this app will allow you to make donations to directly sponsor the medical training of aspiring Tibetan doctors at the Men-Tsee-Khang in India! Men-Tsee-Khang is the largest and oldest Tibetan Medical & Astro-science Institute, established in Tibet by HH the XIII Dalai Lama in 1916 and re-established by the XIV Dalai Lama in India in 1961. To educate each doctor it costs $5000, plus $500 in administrative and other fees. When you choose to use the Medicine Buddha app you are supporting a 100% Tibetan employed team and helping to expand the influence and reach of Tibetan culture internationally. We thank you for your generous support, if you cannot donate, please share this podcast episode and download the free ap. Every share, download, mention and donation helps!

Im Alter von zwei Jahren war das Kind als Wiedergeburt des 1933 verstorbenen XIII. Dalai Lama erkannt worden. Heute lebt der Friedensnobelpreisträger im Exil in Indien.

Nóirín Ní Riain (pronounced Noreen Nee Reeun) is an Irish spiritual singer, theologian, teacher, author and Interfaith minister. Known as the High Priestess of Gregorian Chant (plainchant, plainsong), she is also known as a singer of Celtic music, Sean-nós and Indian songs.  Nóirín has released sixteen albums since 1978, including three with her sons Eoin and Mícheál (Owen and Moley) Ó Súilleabháin under the performance name A.M.E.N. Her voice has rung out for peace on many continents, from United Nations conferences to gatherings with the Dalai Lama. Born in 1951 in County Limerick, Noirin resided in Glenstal Abbey, a Benedictine male monastery for sixteen years and now lives at the back gate. In the eighties, she recorded several discs with the monks of both Irish spiritual song and Gregorian chant. She has also performed with John O Donohue, Anjelica Huston, Gregory Peck, Paul Winter, David Whyte, Sinead O Connor, and Markus Stockhausen, to name but a few, and she has several times in Ireland and abroad introduced His Holiness, the XIV Dalai Lama, in song. Author of several books, including her autobiography, Listen with the Ear of the Heart, and Theosony: A Theology of Listening, she is currently compiling an Inter Faith Book of Prayer. In 2003, she was awarded the first ever Doctorate in Theology from MIC, University of Limerick Ireland. This was a theology of LISTENING to the Divine, for which she coined the neologism Theosony (Greek Theo (God) and Latin sonans (sounding). In 2017, Nóirín was ordained an Interfaith minister with One Spirit Interfaith Foundation Seminary in London and now she spends much of her time officiating at diverse rituals such as marriages, funerals, naming ceremonies, divorces, house blessings, and other sacred ceremonies. Nóirín also travels extensively, performing with her two sons and offering very popular workshops on Celtic Spirituality, Imagination, Sound as a Spiritual Experience, and Creativity. With her sons, she also leads a select group on pilgrimages of Ireland through Turas D’Anam (Journey of Your Soul), visiting the megalithic stone circles and ancient sites, and experiencing Irish music and art in both tradition and contemporary expression. She began singing lessons at age seven and later studied at University College Cork (UCC), specializing in religious music for post-graduate work. Persuaded by a teacher to become a singer instead of studying law, she developed as a performer despite an almost incapacitant fear. Despite having a voice that seems a divine gift, in public performances, she has said “I went through agonies. I've let so many people down, because I wouldn't turn up on the day. I remember even a live television program, and being just stuck to the seat. Not being able to get up and sing my song. I was a nightmare…Now, I'm nearly the opposite really," she says. "I can't sing for enough people. Nervousness is narcissistic. It's all about yourself. It's when you get in the way. Now I know that it is only the voice coming through me, I'm only a tiny vehicle, of something else." Nóirín attributes this change to "a lot of different little incidents,” including a divorce. “I went back to do a doctorate in theology; I was around 49 when I finished my doctorate. Until then, I had been wandering around, I had never found the answer. Then I found the answer – it's not you. It's not my will be done, it's thy will. There is a force – call it whatever you will – much bigger than us." Nóirín’s first triumph as an ordained reverend nearly 15 years after receiving her theology degree was administering divorce blessings. “I hate the word divorce – it’s ugly. In the same way that two people came together they can come apart. It’s a formal way of saying, ‘this is God’s thing too’. The church regards divorce as a failure. I don’t. It has been a blessing in my life. I wouldn’t have done the doctorate. I wouldn’t be here talking about my ordination, if I hadn’t been divorced.” That she is uniquely placed to do so is evident from her attending the marriage blessing of her ex-husband, composer Micheál Ó Súilleabháin, to Helen Phelan. “There are two kinds of heartbreak: the one that shatters the heart and the one that splinters and lets the light in.” Nóirín feels the light has been coming in all these years. In the context of the 2020 global pandemic, she and her sons Owen and Michael Ó Súilleabháin have initiated Dámh Imeall - The (h)Edge School -- a series of  retreats that offer immersive online experiences around thoughtfully curated themes. Join us in conversation with this deeply inspirational figure!

Palestra: Felicidade como Caminho "Todos os seres desejam ser felizes e evitar os sofrimentos', diz Sua Santidade o XIV Dalai Lama; se tomarmos essa motivação como referencial, teremos um instrumento seguro para avaliar nossas ações cotidianas." — Lama Padma Samten

The XIV Dalai Lama seems to many to embody happiness — happiness against the odds, a virtue that is acquired and practiced. Before a live audience in Atlanta, Georgia, Krista had a rare opportunity to mull over the meaning of happiness in contemporary life with him and three global spiritual leaders: a Muslim scholar, a chief rabbi, and a presiding bishop. An invigorating and unpredictable discussion exploring the themes of suffering, beauty, and the nature of the body.

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama returned to UC Irvine to engage students and the community about compassion and global leadership. Series: "Great Minds Gather Here" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 22640]

In this presentation at UCSB, His Holiness the Dalai Lama turns to one of his favorite themes: the importance of compassion. Far from being a uniquely Buddhist concern, the Dalai Lama explains why caring for others can be the basis for a rich and rewarding life for all people. Series: "Voices" [Humanities] [Show ID: 17091]

In this presentation at UCSB, His Holiness the Dalai Lama turns to one of his favorite themes: the importance of compassion. Far from being a uniquely Buddhist concern, the Dalai Lama explains why caring for others can be the basis for a rich and rewarding life for all people. Series: "Voices" [Humanities] [Show ID: 17091]

In this presentation at UCSB, His Holiness the Dalai Lama turns to one of his favorite themes: the importance of compassion. Far from being a uniquely Buddhist concern, the Dalai Lama explains why caring for others can be the basis for a rich and rewarding life for all people. Series: "Voices" [Humanities] [Show ID: 17091]

In this presentation at UCSB, His Holiness the Dalai Lama turns to one of his favorite themes: the importance of compassion. Far from being a uniquely Buddhist concern, the Dalai Lama explains why caring for others can be the basis for a rich and rewarding life for all people. Series: "Voices" [Humanities] [Show ID: 17091]

In this presentation at UCSB, His Holiness the Dalai Lama turns to one of his favorite themes: the importance of compassion. Far from being a uniquely Buddhist concern, the Dalai Lama explains why caring for others can be the basis for a rich and rewarding life for all people. Series: "Voices" [Humanities] [Show ID: 17091]

In this presentation at UCSB, His Holiness the Dalai Lama turns to one of his favorite themes: the importance of compassion. Far from being a uniquely Buddhist concern, the Dalai Lama explains why caring for others can be the basis for a rich and rewarding life for all people. Series: "Voices" [Humanities] [Show ID: 17091]

In this presentation at UCSB, His Holiness the Dalai Lama turns to one of his favorite themes: the importance of compassion. Far from being a uniquely Buddhist concern, the Dalai Lama explains why caring for others can be the basis for a rich and rewarding life for all people. Series: "Voices" [Humanities] [Show ID: 17091]

The Dalai Lama of Tibet dicusses ethical leadership for a new millennium to promote dialogue and cross-cultural understanding around the world. Series: "Dalai Lama" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 8659]

The Dalai Lama of Tibet dicusses ethical leadership for a new millennium to promote dialogue and cross-cultural understanding around the world. Series: "Dalai Lama" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 8659]

The Dalai Lama of Tibet dicusses ethical leadership for a new millennium to promote dialogue and cross-cultural understanding around the world. Series: "Dalai Lama" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 8659]

The Dalai Lama of Tibet dicusses ethical leadership for a new millennium to promote dialogue and cross-cultural understanding around the world. Series: "Dalai Lama" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 8659]

The Dalai Lama of Tibet dicusses ethical leadership for a new millennium to promote dialogue and cross-cultural understanding around the world. Series: "Dalai Lama" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 8659]