Durawang Ricpoche passed away
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go on ... be your own boat of compassion ... nobody is stopping uOriginally posted by coolbluewater:I seriously don't know why I need to justify my stand, for my very simple action of sharing a piece of information on dharma event over here.
My motivation is as simple as it is, to share a dharma event with the rest of the fellow dharma brothers and sisters.
Whatever that's past is past, and I'm thankful for whatever I've gone through.
I'm not in the position to give any dharma advice, because I consider my level as the super duper elementary level.
The event I've posted is only a dharma discussion. Nobody is representing Drubwang Rinpoche and I really don't know where did you get this idea from. Its only a sharing and discussion sesssion where everybody can fill in what they've learnt from this great teacher. -
Om mani padme hum.
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Da pusa. aka Maha-sattva.Originally posted by marcteng:is he a pusa or arahant?
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I attended the dharma talk in Karma Choying yesterday, maybe should call it dharma question and answer session.
I find that their dharma advisor has very knowledge and understanding of buddhism. For those who is interested to find out how to practice buddhism, should go take a look.
Just to list a few, all dharma doors are in nature the same, all will eventually go to pureland. We shouldn't look down on pureland teaching and think that this is for old people only.
Some people from sutrayana think that reading and practicing dharma is for high capacity people whereby chanting of mantra and buddha name are for low capacity people.
Some people from tantrayana people will think the other way round. Actually they are the same, we as buddhist must respect and recognize that all of them are buddha's teaching.