The Art of Keeping Cool - Avikrita Vajra Rinpoche

[@Thupten19]

Your shorts saying is very important and useful. Not only that it’s make us laugh and learns so many small things which we neglected. Thanks Rinpoche. Keeps on sending......

[@pemachoetso]

The last part with play is so fun, keep doing these fun videos, Rinpoche! 💪💪💪

[@jtenzinpalmo]

Rinpoche la and Gonpo la, we here at Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery really enjoy your videos, wisdom, compassion and humor! Please, please, kuchi kuchi, keep adding the Tibetan subtitles and making content in Tibetan. It is so hard to find really clear and contemporary nice Dharma teachings that the younger generation of nuns as well as our Togdenmas who are in lifelong retreat can enjoy. Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo visits them every two weeks and they really request your videos. But they need them in Tibetan language, so please keep making them in Tibetan and/or always adding the Tibetan subtitles. We have a request for a new video on how to tell the difference of Tibetan Buddhist practitioners based on the robes they wear, colors, etc (for example, a monk, or a ngakpa, nun's robes , or laypersons wardrobe. What is the difference between a monk, lama and their vows of celibacy? Please make a clear and concise and humorous video to address this topic. We have been sharing your message and great instructive videos far and wide, and everyone really enjoys! Who wears what?!! These days one hears and sees many appearances! With great respect and appreciation. From Tsunma Tenzin Dasel, assistant to Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo and Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery

[@SanyaDong]

"Keep cool no matter whatever going on..." Mr Gobbo's acting is mind blowing....And thank you for teaching us such a beautiful ways to beat the anger with the wisdom and compassion.

[@kprado3438]

Dear Rinpoche, Excellent teaching. A couple of points: 1 the Brahmins were not in charge of enforcing the caste system but are a caste themselves. It was the king or the ruling class, the Kshatriyas, who would enforce the rules. 2 Brahmin doesn't mean pure. It means someone who embodies Brahma. Since the Brahmins are meant to study and learn the Vedas, which were revealed by Brahma, they're said to represent him. In it's highest meaning, a brahmin is one who is established in the state of Brahman, the absolute or transcendental truth. 🙏🙏🙏

[@smallchallenjing7290]

Keep cool no matter what is going on. 😎

[@solaceinthestars2524]

🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️

[@chiyan0023]

Ha ha ha…… I am a short temper one. For me it’s impossible to do but it seems no option. 🤔 Let see 🤗

[@williamlai2142]

6 paramits sadhu

[@sonamtashi211]

English awesome

[@minii_munii_23]

English subtitles