July 14 2000 Heart Teaching by Penor Rinpoche at Palyul Retreat Center

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These audio files are made at the North American Seat of Palyul Lineage of Tibetan Buddhist transmission within Nyingma tradition. The main teacher is 11th Palyul Lineage throne-holder, 3rd Kyabje Drubwang Pema Norbu Rinpoche. The translation is done by Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche.
These teachings were not given in the format of actual instructions, which took place along side on regular retreat schedule.
In order to benefit from all such material one is advised to undertake efforts of meeting masters in person and dedicating one self over time to the study and practice that one receives. Therefore all these materials while are becoming more and more available as time passes by are mostly intended for the students of late Kyabje Penor Rinpoche and retreatants within Palyul tradition. Which can be joined at Palyul Retreat Center in the upstate NY and in Namdrolling Monastery in South India. One may also see if there is a local Palyul Center near them.
Usually these teachings took place at the main temple of Palyul Retreat Center, during annual one month Summer Retreat as a part of morning recitation of Palyul Namcho preliminary practice. Chant master is Lama Pasang. Audio engineer is John Ward. Audio was digitized by Ani Aileen Williams. Photo by Kongpo Lama Sonam Wangchuk 2004.
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These files are provided only for listening and sharing in this original form, are not to be used for any other purpose without express permission from Palyul Retreat center.
The Precious Bodhichitta,
If unborn, may it arise,
If generated may it never diminish,
And may it remain ever-increasing!
By current cataloger and uploader Alex Sherab Gyatso
-Nothing that I could write here represents anything but my limited and subjective capacity at an attempt of an intro.