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Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

about 1 month ago

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Karmapa

@karmapaorg

almost 2 years ago

Thaye Dorje, His Holiness the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, arrived at the Beaufoy Institute in London on the late evening of the 10th of July, 2024, and was warmly welcomed by the residents and a team of volunteers and devotees. Despite the late hour of his arrival, Karmapa decided to go on a guided tour of the entire premises. The team led him through all the rooms of the building and gave him detailed explanations about the renovation work accomplished over the past twelve years, as well as the work projects in progress and those still in the planning stage. The Beaufoy is a Grade II listed historic building, which now serves as home to the London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre, and the UK headquarters of Diamond Way Buddhism. On the 12th of July Karmapa met with representatives of all the UK Diamond Way centres. The spokespersons of the various groups gave him an overview of the history of their centres and their current activities and projects. Over the course of the next two days, on the weekend of the 13th and 14th of July, a public programme was held on the premises of the Beaufoy. On Saturday Karmapa gave a Dharma talk on the topic of Buddhist refuge and held a question-and-answer session. This was followed by a special children’s blessing, where youngsters of all age groups – babies, toddlers and preteens alike – got an opportunity to spend a moment with Karmapa and receive a candy or two from him. On Sunday Karmapa transmitted the empowerment of Buddha Amitayus, one of the wisdom aspects embodying longevity, to a gathering of over one thousand practitioners. Once again, he gave detailed explanations on the meaning of the practice and the various stages of the ritual, with a particular focus on the practice of refuge and Bodhicitta. After two more days spent at the Beaufoy Institute, Karmapa departed London by train on the 18th of July for Harrogate in Yorkshire, the next stop on his tour. https://t.co/k0OPjcHXjd

karmapaorg's tweet photo. Thaye Dorje, His Holiness the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa, arrived at the Beaufoy Institute in London on the late evening of the 10th of July, 2024, and was warmly welcomed by the residents and a team of volunteers and devotees. Despite the late hour of his arrival, Karmapa decided to go on a guided tour of the entire premises. The team led him through all the rooms of the building and gave him detailed explanations about the renovation work accomplished over the past twelve years, as well as the work projects in progress and those still in the planning stage.

The Beaufoy is a Grade II listed historic building, which now serves as home to the London Diamond Way Buddhist Centre, and the UK headquarters of Diamond Way Buddhism.

On the 12th of July Karmapa met with representatives of all the UK Diamond Way centres. The spokespersons of the various groups gave him an overview of the history of their centres and their current activities and projects.

Over the course of the next two days, on the weekend of the 13th and 14th of July, a public programme was held on the premises of the Beaufoy.

On Saturday Karmapa gave a Dharma talk on the topic of Buddhist refuge and held a question-and-answer session. This was followed by a special children’s blessing, where youngsters of all age groups – babies, toddlers and preteens alike – got an opportunity to spend a moment with Karmapa and receive a candy or two from him.

On Sunday Karmapa transmitted the empowerment of Buddha Amitayus, one of the wisdom aspects embodying longevity, to a gathering of over one thousand practitioners. Once again, he gave detailed explanations on the meaning of the practice and the various stages of the ritual, with a particular focus on the practice of refuge and Bodhicitta.

After two more days spent at the Beaufoy Institute, Karmapa departed London by train on the 18th of July for Harrogate in Yorkshire, the next stop on his tour.

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Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

almost 2 years ago

May all living beings have happiness and the cause of happiness https://t.co/o6X2yPeaUi

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Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

about 2 years ago

Massage is the best medicine...

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Never Give up! God is good all the time!

Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

about 2 years ago

@elonmuskTN If a person is a Buddhist, then he understands that all these gods and devils arise in our mind...

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Thangka Art Sunapati @Art_Thangka

about 2 years ago

The resting mind and the moving mind are the union of emptiness and luminosity. We perceive differences due to our confusion. Stillness does not obstruct motion, and motion does not obstruct stillness. They are simply one inseparable entity. ~ Thrangu Rinpoche 🙏

Art_Thangka's tweet photo. The resting mind and the moving mind are the union of emptiness and luminosity. We perceive differences due to our confusion. Stillness does not obstruct motion, and motion does not obstruct stillness. They are simply one inseparable entity.

~ Thrangu Rinpoche

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Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

about 2 years ago

@AdrianaBlaze_X Drop these dualistic concepts, they are not true...

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Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

about 2 years ago

@elonmuskADO Very nice design 👍

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Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

about 2 years ago

Your smile conquers everyone...

Anna Cramling

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about 2 years ago

Competing in the Madrid Chess Festival today!!! Wish me luck!!!

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Alex_Alex @K_Dorg

about 2 years ago

OM MANI PEME HUNG

Lama Thanka Painting School @lama_thanka

about 2 years ago

Chenrezig, "One who looks with unwavering eye," is the most revered of all Bodhisattva, embodying the compassion of all Buddhas.

lama_thanka's tweet photo. Chenrezig, "One who looks with unwavering eye," is the most revered of all Bodhisattva, embodying the compassion of all Buddhas. https://t.co/TfotxVCAQ6

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Tibet.Net

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about 2 years ago

"I believe that if we make an effort to develop peace of mind within ourselves and cultivate a proper appreciation of the oneness of humanity, we can create a happier, more peaceful world," said His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. #MondayMotivation