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Be Happy by H.E. Situ Rinpoche

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5yPh8trI9k

Simple but to the point.

Namaste Dude

Cool, that is definitely some kind of Easter thing and good advice.  

  Now the Western version...................

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyxNgnQ9m30




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Way to go DB! How to ruin a perfect moment! LOL

Quote from: Caesar dude on April 26, 2011, 04:50:28 PM
Way to go DB! How to ruin a perfect moment! LOL

Well, no, wasn't trying to ruin anything. I dig what the dude was saying. But was just applying the yin to his yang. In other words people maintain happiness in lots of ways. Some dudes do the whole Eastern thing, while other dudes do the "fuck this shit, I'm going bowling" thing. It's all good, Caesar dude. It's all abiding, man. Each in his own way.

I thought that was so funny I sent it on to all my mates.

Quote from: meekon5 on April 27, 2011, 05:47:05 AM
I thought that was so funny I sent it on to all my mates.

Same here, M5 dude. I busted out laughing when I first saw it. 

It wuz good lulz, thanx to both you Dudes.

and more:

Za Rinpoche on The Backdoor To Enlightenment.

Short form (three and a half minutes);

YouTube Version.

Long form (over an hour):

The Fora.TV version.

OK the first one makes a really interesting point but the long one is pretty long.

The main point is that you can remain unstruggling in a struggling world.

"Before enlightenment pay the bill, cook the meal. After enlightenment, pay the bill, cook the meal."

The world will always be struggling.

Life is struggling, live with it.

The Great Bell Chant (The End of Suffering)

http://vimeo.com/6518109

Pretty pictures as well.

and

OM of Spring

http://vimeo.com/22343072

Quote from: meekon5 on April 27, 2011, 12:57:44 PM
and more:

Za Rinpoche on The Backdoor To Enlightenment.

Short form (three and a half minutes);

YouTube Version.

Long form (over an hour):

The Fora.TV version.

Cool. I actually belong to the Emaho Foundation, ZaChoeje Rinpoche's home here in the States. He is a pretty interesting fellow. We also have a resident teacher, Geshe Jampa, who is pretty amazing as well.

Rinpoche explains it a lot better in person than he does in his book.