What Is a Warrior?
In the Shambhala tradition, we talk about being a warrior. A warrior, in this case, is not someone who wages war. A Shambhala warrior is someone who is brave enough not to give into the aggression and contradictions that exist in society. A warrior, or pawo in Tibetan, is a brave person, a genuine person who is able to step out of the cocoon–that very comfortable cocoon that he or she is trying to sleep
Barbara Bash calligraphs these words from the Vidyadhara's will
Meditation and the Fourth Moment
The experience of egoless insight and nowness, or the fourth moment
Foreword to The Rain of Wisdom
...the older I get, the more of a Kagyü person I become. -CTR
Remembrance
My first perception of Khyentse Rinpoche was that of a wonderfully loving grandfather.
The Question of Magic
As far as tantra is concerned, magic is working with the real world on a completely ordinary level. Magic is completely relevant to our world, our life and our path.
Touch and Go
Chögyam Trungpa's Epic Journey to the West
Sound and Noise
Roshi's Teachings on the Sandōkai
The Samadhi of the Guru
This is a 2007 recording of Susan Edwards reading her piece, The Samadhi of the Guru, on KGNU Radio in Boulder with music by Thomas Lenk.
Journey to Taktsang
Travel with Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche from Scotland to Taktsang in 1968, and hear him talk about receiving the Sadhana
The Dawn of Enlightenment
The Star of Bethlehem
Remembering and Rejoicing in our Connection
Rejoicing in our connection
20 Years of Tributes from the Mahasangha
Contribute your poems, stories and tributes to this ongoing collection
