The Turquoise Heart: A Bhutanese remembers a Bhutanese

The story of Pema Lingpa is a tale of devotion, a story of the power of one’s aspiration and how the power of a pure aspiration can so beautifully manifest through time and space, and more importantly through life and death.
Pema Lingpa’s story has spanned through many lifetimes, there have been many births and many deaths, there have been many beginnings and many endings…
Pawo Choyning Dorji talks about the legacy of Bhutan's greatest spiritual son... Terton Pema Lingpa at the 2017 Mountain Echoes Festival in Thimphu, Bhutan.

[@chetenjamtsho4424]

Wow, absolutely astonishing, I completely forgot that i got work and class tomorrow. @1am, you open my heart and thanks for awesome talk and may Peling legacy flourish without obstacles over the time 👏👏👏

[@dorjigyeltshen4346]

most of the bhutanese ve forgotten terton pema lingpa... thanx alot for bringing spirit, his teaching and importance of his legacy for Bhutan... regarding a day to mark his legacy--- i personally feel it is small thing we can do as a bhutanese

[@thegroundofbeing]

I’ve become a regular at this channel. Thank you so much for these. Lots of love from India.❤️

[@dorjiwangmo1410]

Thank you for sharing with us a great and detailed story of Pema lingpa After hearing all the stories, it feels that we as a Bbutanese did not do anything to honer our one and only great master....seeing the photo of ruins of Pema Lingpa's very birth place was saddening.

[@sabineliebherr5765]

What a brilliant presentation. Making me understand much better the role of the tertoen. I didn't know that blacksmith was a disregarded profession. At least a blacksmith produced much needed material for the farming population.

[@chimiwangchuk8282]

Thank you for enlightening me about great master Pema Lingpa. I heard about him but never heard or got chance to read about him as detail as you have mentioned. Thank you Sir for the great narrations. Though I have seen after 4years of your video released. Wish you all the best for your future.

[@irenan6585]

Thank you for this! Bhutan is Pema Lingpa and Pema Lingpa is the world! What? You still do not have a Pema Lingpa day????

[@tsheringlhamu8638]

Most admiral his excellent Geydhen Rinpoche... there is so much to yet to praise and aspire.

[@PS-gv8ic]

Beautifully narrated and presented la. It was so strong that I could feel myself through the story as it was being narrated. WOW! Thank you so much la, and deeply appreciate all the hard work you must have gone through in collecting the data, bruising through the jungles to get us the clips of the places. Thank you so much. It indeed is a must that we need to have a day in our calendar to remember him and pass on his legacy to the coming generations. Thank you so much la!

[@fotinikechagia]

Thank you so much! ❤️🙏⭐🙏❤️

[@chhyosanglepcha6671]

There is a Gompa based On Pema lingpa tradtion in Fikkal ilam Nepal . Thank you For giving Knowledge About Pema lingpa

[@kinzang10z]

Thank u sir...

[@pinkk_peaches6059]

You know everything... I salute you...

[@Yashwangchuk]

Great talk, Loved it

[@gyurmethlodroe1774]

Pawo Rinpoche, you rock!

[@tashigyeltshen4044]

Enlightening and Thank you!

[@Adrito7]

Great talk. Thank u.

[@dragonshakti8377]

Profound thoughts/knowledge..started following you la...

[@tsheringlhamu8638]

Great speech, ignorant listeners. Appreciate that you know a lot what you talking . Also, that you speak from depth. Wonderful news. Thank you. 🙏

[@pemabhutia9965]

Wow... what a soothing preaching voice exactly same as Kyabje Zongsar Zamyang Khentse Rimpochela.... anyway very precious🥀🥀🥀🌻🌻🌻🌻🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💖

[@tsheringchophel5469]

We love you and support you la

[@katshoyyyv]

So beautifully said la 🤍

[@gautamlama101]

as i watch your presentation, the way you speak, you shake your hands, your movements, all these reminds of Dzongsar Jyamyang Khyentse Rinpoche. anyway you are a gem...

[@lotusp5005]

Thank you for introduction . intriguing ...🙏

[@tsheringwangmo7078]

Wooooow very nice...if u put little bit of emotion and feeling...i am definite that u ll make everyone in the floor to😢😢😢😢😢

[@jigmetenzin1730]

Yes I agree with him la

[@sonamtshomo8826]

The rememberance and significance of The Great Tertoen Pema Lingpa is asked in RCSC main exam but I think we can do more than paper work. And I hope government will work on it to honour him just like any other religious figures la🙏

[@namithrai8456]

what a strong message towards the end

[@suzan7603]

❤❤❤

[@pemadorjii7965]

Nice

[@pemagyalpo7087]

I think potalace has been built by songtsen gompo if I am not mistaken la

[@SonamDorjimakelifemeaningful]

Seriously, let us please honour the true “Son of Bhutan”!

[@user-vk5ux7qz8x]

I think there was an ox who had helped the brothers with their work and on being left behind, in his resentment he prayed to be reborn as one who will destroy what the 3 brothers have prayed to built. Later He was born as king Langdarma who is now infamous for almost destroying Buddhism in Tibet. A bird at the time perched on a tree was watching and heard what the ox had wished for and the bird in turn prayed to be born as one who will stop the Ox.

[@Fournier46]

I was wondering, between 11:46 - 11:50 what does he apologize for here?

[@scjee]

Haha brother is forgetting how H.H Je Rinpoche. And all the Je rinpoche and Especially H.H Je Tenzin Dendup. Gotta mention it by any means.

[@huethuyngocbao6729]

Tất cả đều nói tiếng anh lưu lót để giao tiếp thế giới dù họ là một đất nước nhỏ bé nhưng biết đầu tư ngôn ngữ để tiếp thu và cho thế giới hiểu biết về họ . họ rất giỏi .

[@lonelyboy3575]

Without pema lingpa there would be no mask dance such as Demetsi pa nga cham ,nga ghing, jughing and such and such

[@Ugyenroar]

Still government are not doing...

[@user-mt6zi5sl4g]

😅😮😊lol

[@johnwang7323]

Lol