A Spiritual Lama Dzongsar Khyenste turned film director.

[@Jsmithyy]

I like this film maker and director turned director and teacher amazing we so lucky , listen to this young fella

[@bradbryant3482]

Very nice ! Thank you SO much ! Benzar Guru Pema Siddhi Hung !

[@dawadolma1688]

I wasalways inspired of your beautiful work and yesterday I saw your No filter show with yeshi khando la and you get so emotional when you see your well wisher message.you are so emotional.so have a good luck for your good work.

[@PhuljungTulku79]

Dawa Dolma thank you for checking my channel

[@namgyaldolkar5220]

I loved this interview, wanted to see more of this kind. Thank you for this .🙏

[@PhuljungTulku79]

namgyal Dolkar thank you for watching, will try after the lockdown. Probably in 2021!!! This pandemic might stay whole this year!

[@NoGreaterLove_3]

I would go as far as to call him genious. His, creativity, intelligence and the sense of subtlety and nuance is on a meta-level. Ofcourse now I have to see Vara:)

[@sakunaluhorung8245]

wonderful job phuljung 😍😍😍😍 love you always

[@limitlessinmind]

I really want congrats on your effort and passion. Keep going and we love and support your work!

[@PhuljungTulku79]

Thank you so much.. will keep going!

[@Jsmithyy]

Phuljung Tulku imagine the things that can not be imagined my dear tulku.

[@kelvintham]

So passionate congratulations keep it up the spirit love seeing the art work 🙏🙏🙏

[@catalinavaage2025]

Very inspiring interview! Tuk Je che!

[@PhuljungTulku79]

Catalina Vaage most welcome, thank you for watching

[@Memotomyself]

Loved watching every bits of it..

[@PhuljungTulku79]

thanks for watching. I want to register my channel officially on KZbin office. do you know how to do it? if you know plz write instructions on my e-mail address [e-mail]

[@aressto]

Thank u! Very practical interview, mostly like master class! Great!

[@stanzinnorzin7814]

long life HH.he is so fantastic. guru

[@jampalwangpo259]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏

[@tshewangdema3242]

🙏🙏🙏

[@Sonamdikey1516]

Lots of respect from Sikkim Denzong. I have a question to Rinpochelaa that how would you manage to think about making film and your spiritual practice as well? Long live your holiness. 🙏🙏

[@Mindfulnessin]

Homage to Rinpoche

[@Jsmithyy]

why is this so nice?

[@Jsmithyy]

yes part of the secret of the true story is not tell everything , its what you don't tell that is part of the suspence isn't it Tulku

[@vinnysing1324]

English subtitles has many spelling mistakes especially names

[@ijaeger5884]

What is the name of the movie and where can we see this movie?

[@gonpo1982]

The cup...no idea where to find it..

[@Jsmithyy]

in queensland the sugar cane train is or is not is?going beyond the normal way isn't it ?

[@uoykcufelohssa72]

R u sick

[@chitsogdrelwa8179]

Great job Phuljung... I appreciate the effort. One constructive suggestion, you have lil to improve in terms of your conversation in the interview. I think you would be better off thinking and talking as if you are talking to a friend but with respect. Right now it looks lil bit artificial you know what I mean, the way you pose the question and give the intro. It could be due to presence of a big Rinpoche like Dzongsar khyentse..because in your Mariko interview you looked more natural. I have no doubt on you as a film maker but as anchor or talk show host you need to work on your delivery and conversation. All the best wishes!!!

[@PhuljungTulku79]

thank you so much for writing to me! yes you are right. I have to improve on delivery and fluent conversation with natural look. I want to tell you, I start this Talk Show project not because I am expert on holding the show. I started with motivation to learn film making and learn how to face the camera, to learn how to talk and to give me space to practice all these things. And in nut shell, to create a space for me to learn. so, I have to work on these. I want to hear your definition on RESPECT! then we can discuss more on it! thank you so much for watching and your feedback.

[@Jsmithyy]

you look awesome but maybe if you are going to wear ear rings you need long ones up to you you are filmmaker isn't it?

[@bradbryant3482]

Good, constructive criticism!

[@Jsmithyy]

do you want to make money from your film or do you want your film to be demanded by your audience ,

[@Jsmithyy]

when I refer to the young fella I'm speaking of Phuljung Tulku , is tulku mean tooth?

[@bradbryant3482]

No ....not "tooth" it means a "reincarnate Lama" - something inconceivable to most people!

[@Jsmithyy]

two guys talking in a room with a camera , what is it before them and what is it after them or does the hero need to have character what kind of people lived before you even imagined film and what kind of people will live well after film is finished I think tulku need to watch bogey in Cassablanca isn't it ?

[@bradbryant3482]

You need to meditate !

[@RaginYak]

Why not speak in Tibetan and put a translation in English?

[@ogathingo8885]

May be for the young audiences in Asia and unfortunately many young Tibetans, who are well educated in modern English medium schools do not understand their own language and this goes to many Asian youth…sadly their minds are more Westernized despite lookingAsian…

[@Ldy755]

only God is holy.

[@pemawangyal3760]

Why you not talking in Tibetan, he can speak Tibetan,

[@uoykcufelohssa72]

Because guru Compassion is boundless..

[@SkyPilot54]

you have to think how serious a buddhist monk is this ???

[@bradbryant3482]

More serious by far than you are able to perceive!

[@SkyPilot54]

my point is, is this monk a serious buddhist practioner ?? all hat and no cattle,,,

[@bradbryant3482]

Don't be so sure that you can rely upon your perception. In case you are mistaken.....this is a public venue and you should be careful what you say ! IMHO ! (for your own sake!)

[@bradbryant3482]

How much do you really know about this "man"? You may not be able to rely on your own ( limited?) perception......