A Compassionate Journey

This video is about Compassion and Liberating Helpless Animals back into Mother Nature.
It's about a practice called Freeing Lives. This one took place during a couple of retreats held in Setúbal, Portugal and by my two Teachers: the Tibetan Lamas, Tulku Pema Wangyal Rinpoche and Jigme Khyentse Rinpoche.
It's very simple: out of compassion we buy animals that are destined to be killed and eaten and free them back to Nature.
I would like to thank Kai Engel www.kai-engel.com/ for the gorgeous soundtrack and also to Free Music Archive for making it available with a CC-BY License.
You can check it out at www.freemusicarchive.org
I hope you like it.

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Great video :) thank you for sharing !

[@vegdan1]

So beautiful.

[@lethanhphuoc93]

Thank you, Mr Luciano ! Nice video ^^. I miss two Rinpoche so much

[@pedrocardoso5787]

lindo ! muito bom Luciano Obrigado !

[@JigdrelGyatso]

Muito Obrigado Luciano :')

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[@LucianoCruz]

+João Fernandes Obrigado João. Grande abraço :)

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