Bodhi TV : An interview with Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche

An interview with Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche

[@Sonam-2]

One of best interview I have ever watched.

[@phulprasadsubedi2370]

Insightful interview.... thank you.

[@kishorsunuwar3504]

Congratulation both of you so nice precious interview. With my deep respect: Kishor kumar Sunuwar UK

[@dorsangla803]

🙏🙏🙏 thanks Rinpoche

[@ninjafield]

I don't think the interviewer realises she is speaking with one of the greatest master ... Rinpoche really answered beautifully... namo guru !

[@surillamaghising4025]

OMG What a great interview...

[@amritchhetri1799]

Such a humble person

[@dara_1989]

... that is y people used to have very long name in d past 👍

[@urgenlama5418]

Sublime

[@factspoken9062]

sitting proudly on equal seat with rinpoche. We asians copy western ways and lose our own traditional ways. There are many good things in the western ways but we tend to learn only the superficial useless ones.

[@justhere3565]

Get a life, loser. Rimlroche himself teaches against these rustic & meaningless hierarchies.

[@kishorsunuwar3504]

QUESTIONS ANSWER NOT COMPLETE CONFUSING VERY FATE

[@sangngakchodrak365]

that mean you lack a listening and understanding skills...please do more focus on listening and understanding

[@kuldippoudel7503]

I found Rimpochhe a ridiculous Guru(???) who talks about relative/comparable enlightenment; whereas the term enlightenment is absolute i.e. yes or no.

[@sangngakchodrak365]

i found you as stupid person ever on the world... not knowing even concept about Buddhism your are taking about two reality truths or two truths...brother it is out of your thoughts right now meaning it is not your level right now. first go and try to grasp the four seals of Buddhism and examine yourself whether you have accepted or not. And one more thing the term enlightenment is not a absolute it means awaken from the confusing world or samsara and the visions that possess by enlightened one is called absolute.