Tulku business, a leaked video from a 3rd party source, we can't verify the context of this video.

[@deegir3354]

To my ear, and I listened carefully, Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche is speaking specifically to these parents about a very specific 7 year old and giving information that is specific to this situation. He is cautioning them to be careful and is providing sensible advice on how to best raise the child for optimal mental and emotional health. In the channel notes from the person who “leaked” this video - he/she called Tulkus a “strange phenomenon”. It’s not a Western phenomenon - but calling it “strange” is just a cultural bias/judgement. Also labeling RInpoche’s feelings as “hollow” is quite a projection. Nothing has been “leaked” here except for a very wise person giving specific advice to a family raising a child who has been recognized as a Tulku. And his advice seems very compassionate and sensible.

[@28105wsking]

I'm one of those kids. His advice is spot on.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Interesting. I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism in Bihar. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@abhisektamang454]

it's not caught he's quite open about this issue bro

[@alaineb2643]

buddhistleaks, you (and whomever "we" is) are on the wrong track with the title for this video (and perhaps your intent), and that's not helpful on any level. The information and topic Rinpoche is discussing is not a "leak", it's from some talks he's given openly to the public. He's been clear and outspoken about his opinion of the tulku system for many, many years, and he's certainly in a position to know what he's talking about. Your title is click bait at the very least, and at the worst, could confuse others about what the truth is, what Rinpoche's intent is, and more. If you don't want to mislead (and possibly hurt) others with future posts, you need to rethink your tactics. There are helpful ways to show concerns you may have about how a spiritual teaching or spiritual teachers, lamas, masters, etc. have done things over the centuries and are doing them today, including working inside and outside of the tulku system, but this is not it.

[@BrokenSofa]

Probably a chinese troll channel

[@tsamlak]

😮😮😮😮?????????????😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 I think he had been disliked his own status as a Jamyang khentse rinpoche, and he must had been throughout unhappy in his monastery all his teenage years he had been spended in his monastery. He must had felt absolutely unhappy childhood, but he is forgetting what he is now is because of the teachings he got from his monastery, and from his mentor or teacher. I don't get it , what he is trying to saying on this topic. Sounds like he is regretting that he became a Tulku, its time to get a new lay people's name and change his religion is better for his coming years ahead and so on. It's so sad that he had gone through so much while he is in his monastery. Hope may his life be more free in lay peoples life.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@timflatus]

DJ Khyentse Rimpoche has never made any secret of his objections to the trulku system. He often speaks about the way culture can hijack teachings. There is no need to sensationalise.

[@gerhardheydrich3146]

'caught candidly speaking' ....'caught'? He wasn't 'caught' this is a publicly obtainable video in which he expresses his own ideas on a very reasonable and compassionate approach to the question of choosing a Tulku. Your cheap 'click bait' title reads like he is admitting some kind of criminality in business. NO WONDER YOU ONLY HAVE 3 SUBSCRIBERS - WHO ARE THEY - YOU, YOUR MOTHER AND FATHER????

[@pgalaxy]

Such excellent advice for anyone who is waking up spiritually to their Buddha nature, Thank you DKR

[@Tsechen287]

This is not a leak. Every prominent Lamas have shared their opinions on Tulku malfunction.

[@shreyayonjan4405]

orientalism strikes!?

[@13c11a]

Very tender feelings and great wisdom. His compassion for the children comes through very clearly.

[@pgalaxy]

Great respect for this Lama. The only question is here is whether he gave consent for recording, and for sharing publicly the recording. Either way There is nothing in this vid that he would not say publicly, because this guy is too smart and genuine. If Rinpoche does not consent to having this enlightened speech, that was probably given as private advice to some parents, it should be removed. I am sure however that Rinpoche would consent to this talk being public as it can be useful to many other parents who think may have produced a tulku.

[@peter-mcewen]

I feel that the word 'leaked' makes the video sound verboten or taboo. I have been DJKR's student for 15 years and my experience is that he would publicly express these sentiments about the Tulku system with no hesitation.

[@shell88ish]

Rinpoche has always been open about his feelings regarding this. Not a leak at all.

[@milarepa9756]

Rinpoche is the true jewel of Buddhism💐💐💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏

[@fegrillo_]

He gave a dhamma talk about Abbhidarma on Siddhartha's Intent channel february this year and talked openly about this subject also, it is not a secret at all. It is important information for sure and there is nothing here that can be seen as a leak.

[@mdinnen5930]

I mean, clearly this is an interview that Rinpoche knows is happening. Like he knows he's being recorded. So how is this a "leak"?

[@namkhaoedzer6978]

Comon man, leaked? He’s obviously speaking to a larger audience knowing that this is being recorded. And its very genuine words that are being said, very heartfelt, i dont see how this is scandalous

[@jerryakbar6147]

I'm one of Rinpoches students, sadly I was attracted to the word leaked...looks like in going to have to read a penthouse magazine in front of everyone at the next teaching

[@luhental]

I can’t imagine there are people who try to hate on Buddhism. How sick and sad.

[@vajraloka1]

I never blindly believe that "find the reincarnation " thing. Maybe true maybe not. Because padmasambhava and many masters said " Recognize your inherent Buddha nature, your real nature, awareness itself. That's the point ( or supposed to be) to wake up to non conceptual Awareness ( see rigpa, Dharmakaya, etc ) mind essence. Rituals help, mantras are awesome but we must recognize our true Being. AND if the Tulku is so high level he will benefit beings even if he is a dishwasher! 😊☺

[@sugarfree1894]

It is up to us, with all our preconceptions, expectations, cravings and aversions, to handle our own reactions to the behaviour of these unusual human individuals. Thank you Rinpoche, your teachings are always wonderful.

[@therobotiguana]

He is well-known as a critic of the Tulku system, even though he is one of them. Vajrayana Buddhism will have to change. If it is to survive into the future, the system will have to become more Democratic. Democracy is completely true to the esence of the Buddha Dharma.

[@kagyu1]

We have secular religion in the US, some call it Progressivism etc. There are beliefs within it ,that must never be questioned just like a belief religion even if they are without basis. Some are integrating this into Vajrayana, future generations will have to weed it out. This is not a judgement of someones subjective belief system, but an observation of humans trying to validate a particular set of current cultural conceptions by merging it with Buddhism. It seems to be very human. As Shamanism mixed with Buddhism in Tibet, the culture war has entered the Buddha communities. I heard a lecture full of far left talking points saying that these beliefs must be taken up as dogma by Vajrayana practitioners. She didn't use the word dogma, but what she was teaching was modern dogma. The Tulku system was Tibetan Dogma and was abused ( and still is ) for profit and gain. We have our own , but can't see it. It's what I love about the good Rinpoche's , they casually toss it at our feet and we have to see our own subjectivity. This one especially.

[@Alexander-rg2wb]

No no no no no....to him..and he even state this himself..He detest so called Democratic...He's not an easy to define person and real holy person.

[@taidelek9994]

He is rinpoche not tulku

[@artyom108]

Democracy is orthogonal to Buddhism and historically unrelated actually. And Rinpoche has never suggested or advocated for that btw.

[@tsheringwangchuk8539]

Rinpoche is neither pro-democracy nor against it. He persistently writes in his many posts that democracy like all human systems has loopholes and cracks. It’s better to have a birds eye view of every situation rather than being pro-this or anti-this, rather than trying to put everything into a category to see things without bias to one set of beliefs over another.

[@petrairene]

Why are you talking about leaked? Dzongsar Khyentse is of all the lamas the most outspoken against things that are going wrong in his own tradition. It's in his books, it's in his public talks.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I have heard a lot about him. Namaste your holiness. I invite you to Bihar. Your holiness. I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism in Bihar. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@gyurmethlodroe1774]

click biat this NOT LEAKED...it is publicly available .

[@lukasguimaraes]

This is not a leak

[@noosphericaltarzan]

I really like this man and am glad your personal issues resulted in me finding out about him. I am just learning about Buddhism in any serious fashion and it really amazes me how the KZbin algorithm so often acts like karma. Nothing personal. I have a huge asura trunk of problems too.

[@myberney]

Rinpoche having been treated as a Tulku yourself, we know you have first-hand experience about how you feel Tulkus have been treated. You do not have to be Mahasiddha to know how you have been treated and how that bears fruit and results. Karmapa 16 was very skillful in his continuation to Karmapa 17! His prediction letter Karmapa entrusted to HH Situ Rinpoche and enshrouded the prediction letter in a cloak of secrecy. When Karmapa gave this letter to Situ Rinpoche, Karmapa 16 told Situ Rinpoche to “Keep this close to your body because it would be very important in the future.” After Karmapa’s Parinirvana, Situ Rinpoche searched for 10 or 15 years asking everybody if Karmapa had left them with something. After searching everywhere, Situ remembered that Karmapa 16 had given him something. So funny that Rinpoche was searching everywhere while all along it was actually “right under his nose”! Like the Nature of Mind it was “too close and too simple”! Searching for the prediction letter gave K17 time to grow up with his family although signs at the time of K17's birth all the local families knew that this was a “special” rebirth. Knowing that the modern man would be very skeptical about not only reincarnation but also the continuation of the same stream of consciousness from one life to the next, Karmapa was so skillful that his new incarnation, K17, looks extremely similar to his prior incarnation, K16. For me, this removed all doubt! ☸

[@Fisiere05]

I am sorry, but there is something that confuses me in your comment. How can there be talk of Parinirvana first and rebirth second if Parinirvana implies the cessation of cyclical birth and death?

[@Sanchuniathon384]

@@Fisiere05 For many this process is involuntary. For some, the process is voluntary, although you can risk going astray and back into ignorance. It's very, very risky so people who do this have to know what they are doing.

[@nicklee7608]

Hes open about all of this all of the time and he is the worlds preeminent vajrayana mind

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I heard he is unorthodox. I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism. Allow me to interrupt. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@Toreld52]

I have been around the tibetan tulkus for almost 50 years and I totaly agree with you. I have seen and heared many sad stories.

[@alexrpopescu]

Excelent and wise advise - from my point of view. The world is changing... So, some method must be adapted to the new world in order to have a better answers.

[@ratna.mangal]

This isn't leaked video... this was one of his public teaching.

[@AmigoMonge]

This is not a leak. He is clearly producing content 😂

[@jigmeteasheychos7631]

Change the title man, you are highlighting the words that sounds negative without actually understanding what He is talking about,. As you know and understand what actually he is explaining, there is nothing to give this video the title you have given.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I have heard a lot about him in Bihar itself. Anyway, I invite him to Bihar. I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism in Bihar. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@krshrv]

seems perfectly reasonable to me. your big “leak” is a non-event.

[@NancyRose11]

A wise caution against "entitlement," an arrogance that can mislead, destroy, much more than it can enlighten. A true Tulku like a true Teacher--the signs will be unmistakeable and will arise without anyone tampering or pressuring the child.

[@sangyedorje]

"Leaked" 😂

[@vajraheart6052]

Yes pretty sure his nephew who was recognized as a Tulku to his father’s reincarnation. His brother is also a Tulku lama.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Hello, Let me interrupt. I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism in Bihar. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@lobsangchompel738]

Long live Rinpoche La❤❤

[@garypuckettmuse]

Smart, compassionate, brave, honest. Very admirable. These little guys are the first not to grow up shielded from public scrutiny at all times. Anyway, the human mind is not oriented to this type of endeavor anymore, if it every was and wasn't just a lot of smoke and mirrors. Where are all the cave dwellers now that we have phone cameras, you know? Buddhism will survive and thrive without the tribal business.

[@squamish4244]

I have long harboured my own skeptical feelings about the tulku system. I have no doubt that some Tibetan lamas consciously reincarnate as certain individuals. But I think the number is smaller than Tibetan Buddhism maintains. Is the 17th Karmapa the reincarnation, or A reincarnation, of the 16th Karmapa? Yes. Was Chogyam Trungpa the reincarnation of the previous Trunpgas? Ehhh...I have my doubts. Certainly, early on he was recognized as being different from the previous Trungpa tulkus. But that doesn't mean he _was_ one of them. He may have just been a dude, educated in the Tibetan system, and that's the end of it. A degree of spiritual power, probably passed down from past lives, but...a lot of non-tulkus with spiritual power passed down from past lives have spiritual power. So... This leads to another question - the Tibetan system of choosing tulkus would never pass a double-blind placebo-controlled study test. Never. So how accurate is it, really? And why the HELL are almost all of the tulkus male? What gives? What if many of them are actually coming back as women to undercut the sexism of the Tibetan system, and are not being recognized as a result?

[@gdansk12349]

Trungpa saved my life.

[@jyseoh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p32soIFniaeAg7ssi=_zRA5yxtqKcQp1Zh

[@KnM757]

The immense attention and expectation are probably the worst imprisonment to be given to a child that hinders his proper mental development. ❤

[@goheechoo]

Remind me of this documentary where this lama is a reincarnated Tulku but did not enter the Tulku business. He must have great merit and damn lucky.THE Mountain YOGI | Pooye Lama Gomchen Milarepa | Documentry on Gobind lama kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJipnmV_aNGhiLc

[@tenzinsakyakalsang59]

Tulku can be good and bad on personal level but system is open for exploitation. All Jihadist are not bad person.

[@siddharthrawat6671]

i dont understand what is the point of your title and description? - This is already well known and Ven. Dzongsar Khyentse has already said same things in public speaking. - This is already well known topic and infact almost all teachers have talked about this. I think even Dalai Lama has talked about this in public gathering... i dont understand what is "controversial" or "hollow" about this? - He was talking about how it can affect a child's thinking and life in a negative way. Obviously it can take them in the wrong path, even though Tulku are realized beings. You have to take the example of Shakyamuni Buddha's life in luxury and ignorance until he took to the forest. How hard is this to understand? 😂 Please learn buddhism first before making such weird titles and description...

[@kittymuzikante4343]

Good instructions to Tulku parents, great for this leak. May all tulkus parents get good advise before shouting out to all The world.

[@philmcdonald6088]

be here now do no harm help others be still close eyes listen to your breathing.

[@TheFlyingBrain.]

I take from this not that the Tulku system is "bad" in itself, but simply from a past era, and in many cases no longer applicable to or efficacious in these times, especially when applied by rote, in the traditional way. From a personal perspective, this cautions us as practitioners that not all Tulku can be taken at face value. This seemed very rational and well thought out to me. Ie., being scandalized is another form of attachment. Practice discernment, rather than seeking to pass judgement.

[@scalidelpeyrat5652]

What a wisdom lesson ! What a compassionate and loving rinpoché ! ( The title of the video is misleading. When DKR says "business" he means "all this stuff", I guess )

[@knoxtan325]

He is trying very hard to put matters across carefully

[@drukpakargyue2494]

Esoteric buddhism like vajrayana is not fundamentally designed to fit every sociocultural ecosystem. Check compatibility before you blindly adopt it as your spiritual guidebook

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Vajrayana Buddhism emanated from Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Namaste your holiness. I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism in Bihar. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@asz1973]

This is certainly not the "sick burn" you appear to think it is.

[@eahp13]

I have been trying to practice Vajrayana Buddhism for several years now. Frankly speaking, for years I viewed with a certain superiority complex everything that had to do with other forms of Buddhism : Theravada, Zen, etc. I used to believed (like many) that Lamaism was the "higher" form of Buddhism (esoteric Buddhism) I must say that these practices did have a profound effect on my mind, but I still don't know if it was always positive. Along with these powerful visions and experiences came -sometimes- bouts of anxiety, or depression. The answer of some is that they were "purifications". To this day I believe that Tibetan lamaism mixes authentic teachings of the Buddha with certain heterodox practices of Indian Tantrism, as well as Bön animism and all this finds its "form" -of political order- in that of a feudal society (tibetan society before the still unjustified and barbaric communist invasion) but that in effect it was a society that was not equal, on the contrary it was highly hiérarchieside, violent and sexist. So, now, after verifying that the cases of tulkus who take advantage of their condition are repeated, it is difficult to understand what the search for power and money, has to do with the Buddha's teachings. it seems that their organizational (political) system is incompatible with the teachings they preach.

[@TheMoonlightMage]

Your tantric vows would have advised against that view

[@davidmickles5012]

Of coarse Vajrayana originated with "Indian" Tantra (look up Oddiana and the Indus Valley Shaivism) and the Buddha himself came from the Vedic tradition. But there is nothing to be ashamed about or to deny in this regard - as Tantra in it's TRUE form is both nonsectarian AND non-dual in its view. You should study study study ALL forms of Tantra to understand its trans cultural and pan religious nature. Dont be a "Buddhist"..be AWAKE!

[@johnhirini3338]

I think all buddhists should study other buddhist traditions. As well as modern psychology and any other religion to get a balanced view.

[@eahp13]

@@davidmickles5012 Thanks for your advice. It makes sense.

[@rawseed2973]

I absolutely agree with ❤️❤️

[@TW-zm9lg]

Awesome, thank you.

[@MikeeTeoo]

When many self proclaim Buddhist missing the main purpose of Buddhism. It is no diff from loving the K pop idol.

[@lindaalbright255]

What audience would these new - found tulkus be addressing? Tibetans will likely think it is some sort of outreach to Westerners, and Westerners not already familiar with the tulku system will largely find the entire framework outdated. And, aside from the problems such as entitlement and emotional immaturity as the child is growing up, it will be even worse when he as an adult, is on the throne. and the Western audience will be whispering "the emperor has no clothes"! Even worse if the child, now adult, actually has the siddhi of reading minds and perceives this. Look around and notice the average age of your sangha members. May we all reassemble in the pure lands!, but I don't see it as viable going forward in the context of the younger generations. The Western tulkus of the future will have to find teaching methods more appropriate to Western culture. In this case, an actual tulku will find the imposed and inappropriate teaching methods to be an actual impediment.

[@Sanchuniathon384]

It is easier now to become an independent tulku and choose a good family, to live deliberately and in direct service to the community in a useful way.

[@gyurmethlodroe1774]

this video wins the most stupid title of this century

[@Nhhhhhhhhhhggbghhhhbghh]

Not sure if it's a Tibetan thing or just good manners but I see the long consideration of questions- the gaps by this teacher and Ringo Tulku, a kind of demonstration of the power of dependency. You all depend on me so whatever comes out my mouth will be perfect to you. I have my thoughts but may as well go on playing the master game. What all I really am , is a career criminal!

[@Nhhhhhhhhhhggbghhhhbghh]

The dependency system is what keeps me in business, so let's say something original and outrageous about all we hold dear

[@MellowWind]

Wonderful.

[@rinzai-international]

when it comes to the thinking mind, our opinions are our confessions

[@howdareyou5800]

Do you forgive them?

[@vajraloka1]

For example 17th karmapa.

[@WaMo721]

Isn’t t he himself a tulku

[@sangyedorje]

Precisely why he knows so much about the topic

[@traceler]

yes but unlike other tulkus he said he does not remember a thing about any previous lives at all.... where other tulkus can remember many details since an early age as is said of Lama Zopa Rinpoche and others.

[@Tsechen287]

Not all Tulkus are malfunctioned. Most are good. It’s the few rotten ones that get the attention and people exaggerate it

[@nancy-dp9nj]

Shut up

[@BrokenSofa]

Ffs this is widely known information

[@youjinlucky865]

Kyapso chey. 🙏🌸🌻🌺🌼🙏 💯 true.

[@maryannechilds6459]

Hes sd this many times .

[@Zoogy_zoo]

steven seagal A perfect example ? 😂😂😂

[@TheMoonlightMage]

Doesn't mean you can't be a fruitcake if you were born under an apartheid and raised on cold war propaganda.

[@vajraloka1]

I always thought same thing ,never said it. Realize your true nature ,no matter what and be a good person, careful with choices. .. too late for me lol

[@jesuisravi]

If "Tulku" is a thing and the guy is a Tulku, it will show and you won't have to foist it on him. Foist it on him and you will have a spoiled brat in no time.

[@kasians5879]

In future the institution of tulku system will cause downfall of vajrayana buddhism

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

. Please allow me to interrupt. I do research on how Buddhism disappeared in Bihar. I realized it never disappeared from Bihar. Buddhists simply failed to research Indian Buddhism. They looked at Buddhism through the sphere of their own cultures searching for only the Buddha. Buddha had a myriad of names in different villages according to his teachings there. Example. His favorite teaching was 'Lust and desire causes pain. Remove lust and desire, and pain is removed'. Translated into Bihari (where the Buddha story took place) it is DHUKH HARAN meaning to remove dukha. Three dozen villages pray to DUKH HARAN Baba. Its clear that DUKH HARAN Baba is none other than the Buddha. Problem is Buddhists are searching only for the Buddha. In the real Vaishali the Buddha begged for alms. The locals there pray to 'BHIKHAINI' Baba (Beggar Baba). Bhikhaini was mispronounced by Buddhists as Bhikshu. Who is BHIKHAINI Baba. The Buddha no doubt. But people are searching for a man called Buddha. In the real Vaishali, in Beluha the Buddha suffered a sickness and felt he had grown old. The locals pray to 'BURHA' Baba (Old Baba). Who is BURHA Baba. The Buddha no doubt. In the real Vaishali the Lichavies pressurized Buddha not to die. They trailed him to Bandagawan pressurizing him not to die. To put pressure in Hindi is DABESHWAR. Three dozen villages around the stupa where Buddha gave the Lichavies his patra, the villagers pray to Baba 'DABESHWAR NATH' meaning the man who won the pressurizing game. It was the the Buddha no doubt as he gave the Lichavies his patra and succeded in sending them back. But Buddhists are searching for the Buddha. In Pidhauli (Vaishali) the local deity is Bardiha Baba. Bardiha means the Baba who didn't allow us to stay where he was staying. Bardiha Baba is the Buddha no doubt because he didn't allow the crowd of Lichavies to stay with him in Bandagama. Forgive me for commenting out of the topic. I just wanted to impart this information to Buddhists.

[@Samtraveler9]

I also do not mean to interrupt but when you said Buddhist only serch for buddha. Now as a Buddhist myself we see buddha as a guider Our goal is not to search buddha but attend buddha hood. See in vajrayana buddism we believe everyone is buddha. Bz we all have Unlimetless potential and compassion but it's covered in ignorance, ego, hatred so forth.. So when we go beyond that wall of ignorance that what we mean by buddha. My purpose of this was just to clear ur doubt.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

@@Samtraveler9 I am doing research on the physical Buddha, not the Buddha of the mind. Its of scholarly interest. Research on the physical Buddha, and the other Buddhist characters. What I have come across is mind boggling.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

@@Samtraveler9 I was talking about research on the physical Buddha who started it all.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

Namaste your holiness. I invite you to Bihar. Your holiness. I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism in Bihar. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@MadMax-bht]

What’s the big deal about mispronunciation, with time everything is bound to change. Even indus was mispronunced and evolved into India , let’s move forward please

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

@@MadMax-bht it's because of the mis pronunciation, India failed to identify with the Buddhist story.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

@@MadMax-bht I suspect you were a North Pointer. The name sounds similar.

[@gerardmorlais7870]

,🙏

[@Nhhhhhhhhhhggbghhhhbghh]

A career criminal!

[@mariaelizabethparreira2230]

🙏❤

[@fungi42o0]

ok

[@djoniebie]

what a stupid title of this video. in fact I think you should go for a competition of the most stupid title. there definitely is a chance of a win here! go for it 👍

[@RockciiBarbosa]

When talking too much then talking rubbish. Tulku is a religious privilege.

[@francesmorris6293]

This (finally) explains why high ranking lamas can be narcissistic, entitled, abusive (sexually and emotionally), concealers and deceivers.

[@mdubb4855]

& also light bringers.

[@buddhaexhumed9922]

I do research on Vajrayana Buddhism in Bihar. You must remember in ancient Times Bihar and the Indian planes was dangerous for Tibetans and wasn't conducive for them to goroaming all over India. Basically all the Vajrayana Indian Mahasiddhas were bunched in one area in Bihar. Ancient Tibetans knew the route there and back. This happens to be in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. You should visit Kajra in Lakhisarai District of Bihar. Kajra has been mispronounced in various ways by different ancient Tibetansn. Kajra was mispronounced as Kagyu, Kajra was mispronounced as Jagora in the Tilopa story, and Chakthani as Chativavo, In the Vajravarahi story Kajra is mispronounced as the pure land of Kijila, in the Shambhala story Kajra is mispronounced as Kalapa, and the Jhana river was mispronounced as Jonang school of thought. Kajra has several dakinis as deities, and next to Kajra is Narottimpur village where Naropa stayed when he was northern gate of Vikramshila. Kajra is the victory band around Atisha's palace, and near Kajra are two villages with Tibetan names. They are Marpa Khurd and Marpa Kalan in the name of and incient Tibetan called Marpa. Next to Kajra is the Kalchakra stupa where the Buddha imparted the Kalchakra teachings. And next to the stupa is a huge mud mound which has the three dimensional Kalchakra Mandala. The lovely part the area around the Kalchakra Mandala is in Atisas name. Your holiness, you should visit Kajra in your life. Because the concept of the Dalai Lama being an incarnation of Avalokiteshwar started on the Potala hill which is just behind Kajra town. Close to Kajra are Urain mispronounced as Urgain in the Tibetan seven line prayer. Northwest of Urain is Dhanari lake which Tibetans call Lake Dhanakosha. Southwest of Dhanari lake is Sahur again mispronounced as Zahor by Tibetans. Sahur/Zahor has a dakini temple who undoubtedly is Mandarva. Please view the video, ‘Padmasambhava’s life in India. (2)’.

[@vagabundoenlinea]

They can´t speak because of the facade. you make me laugh so much, if that was truth you wouldn´t have this video

[@taidelek9994]

Tulku system of tibetan bhudhism has helped the dhamma remains pure and firm through all these centuries . The unbroken lianage is still going strong . By the way shit do happens but in general it has done more good than harm .

[@AlysiaWilkins-d7r]

🐛🐡🍀🦔🐘🦕🐸🐒

[@videomaster4028]

people here mad because they want so bad to fullfill their imagination

[@nicklee7608]

Dude u Bodhi-trolling!

[@kelsangchoedon7128]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@davidmickles5012]

The days of tulku should end. The days of guru and guru yoga should end as well. The days of the "whispered lineage" should also end. All aspects of Dharma should be available to all without hierarchy or inequality. I practice Tantra and I can tell you I have had many teachers and taken many vows, but I am only human and my teachers are only human. There are profound and subtle aspects of the Dharma and especially Tantra (Vajrayana) that require extensive education and experience, and these will be of great benefit both in thus lufe and at the moment of passing. But the awakening is within the practitioner, within the student, its up to THEM to walk the path and recognize their own nature. The Dharma is the most personal & intimate thing there is, but the more you focus on these EXTERNAL and DUALISTIC factors as mentioned above the more obstacles you create within the practitioner. We need PURE Dharma and genuine Dharma, not more ego and obstacles. Open up the precious and profound Dharma to ALL. All are human, All are Buddhas!

[@senorbeckon]

Reply from a senior teacher within the JAPANESE VAJRA tradition ( SHINGON ) : It is VERY, VERY dangerous what you are promoting . Please be aware that along the lines of COSMOLOGICAL analysis BUDDHA SAKYA taught us ( in accord with the BHAVACHAKRA ), it is an entirely non-controversial BUDDHIST assumption that the forces of MARA attempt -- willfully, systematically, and in careful cooperation with human enterprise -- to undo the superior teachings of the DHARMA . Along these lines, the modern forces of anti-BUDDHIST propaganda ( e . g . CCP ) ACTIVELY hunt / disparage the reputation of our ancestral institutions -- TULKU included -- in an attempt to undo their cultural relevance and destroy the BUDDHADHARMA . In fact, according to the ACTUAL philosophical sweep of your argument I almost have to wonder -- are you paid to read from the CCP pulpit / brochure, sir ? Part of the problem with not taking the supernatural assumptions of VAJRA-style BUDDHISM seriously is that you are personally " disarmed / liable before MARA " -- meaning you do not possess the philosophical basis to resist the methods by which he ( MARA ) might run away with your very tongue ... ! Nevertheless, as is the case in all instances where our behavior may be in doubt : may we take refuge before the TRIPLE GEM, seek mutual restraint, and be excused from the promulgation of ADHARMIC speech / philosophy which is well known to ruin the precious storehouse of our accumulated merit .

[@davidmickles5012]

@@senorbeckon @senorbeckon @senorbeckon The only thing I am "promoting" is open direct access to pure Dharma, free of dualistic, sectarian hierarchies that are inconsistent at best, and even worse, elitist, exclusionary and abusive. I have NOT spoken against the profound, subtle "super natural" elements of Tantra -Vajrayana, only the hypocrisy and dualistic confusion of packaging them in certain "containers" who have managed to be convinced (or convinced themselves) that they are "exceptional." What makes someone "special" in this regard is their long studies, their experience, skill, sensitivities and articulational abilities to convey the truth - but "special" does NOT come by birth status, race or rank or title. "Do, but don't entitle, rank or lable" would be my motto. The Dharma is profound, Tantra is profound, the "secrets" of Vajrayana are profound... but, presented through a mechanism preference and selectivity that merely introduces another dualistic concept and increases the ILLUSION of individual ego, they are like the demons we face in the Bardo state, pure in nature but dualistic in appearance. I have had many great teachers who on occasion have conveyed some fairly bad information. I have also occasionally encountered some really bad teachers who have similarly conveyed some very helpful information. From the ultimate perspective such things are **all good** in that they are of one nature which cuts through the fears and hopes of the ego. I am grateful to all and for all. You began your response by declaring your own "credentials" as a "senior teacher" as if that means the slightest thing to me OR to the truth of the Dharma. There is, in your declaration, more than a bit of irony. It's an example of the tricky nature of maya, the ego, the lord of demons. Perhaps you should consider what I am saying and not jump to conclusions in support of your "high" status? How will that help you in the long run anyway? May you have happiness. May you be free of sorrow. May you be never separated from true happiness free of sorrow. May you abide forever in equanimity, free of grasping, free of aversion. 🙏❤

[@howdareyou5800]

God damnit (no pound intended) You though lamas were extraterrestrial or zombies or ghosts or semi gods?

[@howdareyou5800]

Amén to what that japanese pastor said

[@kunchoktashii]

No ty for your ideas lol

[@tenten9274]

this man looks mad

[@TheFlyingBrain.]

Interpretation is in the mind of the beholder.

[@rinzai-international]

@@TheFlyingBrain. agree. but madness is also madness. (importantly I am not saying whether that is the case or not).

[@rinzai-international]

sometimes it is good to be mad, especially if one is looking for a reason.

[@HORICHI]

and it's very easy to judge people by how they look... before our eyes. Fortunately, to form a judgment about "this man" there is a lot of information. He has written many books, he has given hundreds of talks, teachings and conferences, he has filmed several films, and in fact he is quite well known... he is one of the most important figures in an entire region on the planet... you can go and Try to assimilate all that information so that you are not left with just your personal impressions of "how it looks.

[@charlessatya9329]

Yes, he is. For people like me and you he is totally nuts!