Effortlessness in Meditation Practice (Buddhism 101), Khandro Rinpoche

In this exchange, Khandro Rinpoche provides guidance applicable to cultivating self compassion as well as practices such as mahamudra and dzogchen meditation.
Jetsun Khandro Rinpoche is a Tibetan Buddhist teacher from the Mindrolling lineage, having received traditional Tibetan meditation training as well as a Western education. Her teachers include many of the 20th century's great masters such as her father, Mindrolling Trichen Rinpoche, Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, the Sixteenth Karmapa and Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche.
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[@dstobinski27]

Beautiful explanation.

[@chrisvanleuven1771]

🙏

[@AnnHelle]

Thank you for this beautiful response. A great answer to the same question I've been asking. I could feel this lady's confusion, I've experienced endless loops of ruminating thoughts revolving around "dharma this" and "dharma that". And then one night on a walk to sort out my thoughts, I saw a single dandelion growing by the road, glowing a pure luminous yellow, but nothing more, nothing less. And the answer that came to me then, was a single word - "simplicity". The few times I came closest to feeling this "effortlessness" were when i said to myself "I'm done trying so hard. I just don't care anymore, dharma be damned". There was a sense of instant release and freedom. But the thoughts quickly took over again and warned, "you're going to fall into the cracks of hedonism or nihilism if you let go off the effort." What a tricky beast, this mind of ours is.

[@loveyourself_first]

So profound. I actually watched it a second time.

[@DharmaTime-is-now]

Here is a link to a talk that Khandro Rinpoche gave called "Practicing in Times of Adversity". It is audio only. www.khandrorinpoche.org/practicing-in-times-of-adversity/ As Rinpoche says: "It is a time of unspeakable fear and disruption for most of the world. During such times of crisis and struggle which arise in our lives, our practice could be one of the first things we turn to."

[@mongeantoine8949]

thank you very much

[@karolfrench5816]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼. Always. So precious so helpful thankyou

[@dragonballzfanatic1053]

I’m ok with effortless and effort full practise

[@arunanarayan7591]

So true! Direct clear explanation!

[@deskitangmo5297]

🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐

[@mdrabiulislam9669]

Thanks Very helpfull Video

[@priyajain6137]

Valuable and very informative especially for meditation

[@user-ug2po8jx7j]

most important thing is global brain.

[@dchnamo4857]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💐

[@smritisharma126]

Dharma has to be more important than your car keys and cell-phone! Classic