What is "Karma"?

Dilgo Khyentse Yangsi Rinpoche shares his thoughts on what is "Karma", and also some personal childhood memories associated with the law of Cause and Effect

[@winnielai7455]

Thank you Rinpoche! Please put more of your teachings on KZbin!

[@user-cq9zn4qg3q]

日常生活處事如理如實即離苦唯一途徑

[@lionroar9215]

Rinpoche even giving us to be honest 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@aljapeterka9173]

🙏🏻 wow super kul lepo love budha karma 🧘🏻‍♀️🧘🏻‍♂️ 😊 🇸🇮 havala

[@dawatashi9558]

Very nice advice rinpoche la.🇮🇳🌺🍁🥀🙏❤

[@leonoreugeniaestudillosanv1992]

Great advice, thank you Rinpoche

[@umagurung5084]

🙏🌼🙏🌼🙏

[@Norainjoe]

This really messed me up. I've been thinking about it for weeks. I have lost a lot of faith hearing this.

[@bodhitreebhutan]

So sorry to hear that, is there anything we can do to help?

[@senseimilli]

What’s happened, brother?

[@swingingcrow124]

I have a question for future dharma QnA with Rinpoche la Q. “Will the conditioned existence/samsara ever exhaust or end ?”

[@bodhitreebhutan]

We will ask if we interview Rinpoche in the future. Take care and stay safe 🙏

[@swingingcrow124]

@@bodhitreebhutan ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ། 🙏

[@nirmaltamang3702]

💐💐💐🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@bodhitreebhutan]

nirmal tamang 🙏

[@julienmussot5565]

No doubt, he is THE Tulkou.

[@bodhitreebhutan]

any doubt we may have had were put to rest over the length of the interview

[@rossmorebaz]

i am very shocked to hear that he hurt and killed animals when he was younger

[@bodhitreebhutan]

finnmacool Rinpoche infact insisted that we include that particulate segment. We are not trying to say that we understand why Rinpoche said it, but if we look at vajrayana Buddhism and see how Milarepa killed over 30 humans and then went on to achieve Nirvana 🤔 as well as the fact that what Rinpoche shared WAS not is 🙏 and the fact that he chose to speak about it when we asked him about “Karma” . Finally he also did go on to share about how the act made him feel afterwards 🙏

[@bodhitreebhutan]

finnmacool thank you for watching it and for taking the time to comment 🙏 Have a great day 🙏

[@laurameszaros9547]

@BodhiTree Bhutan. Thank you for this reply to finnmacool's question. I too am torn on this issue. Less because Rinpoche admits, honestly and quite bravely perhaps, that he was possessed of cruel impulses towards animals, which he says he overcame, but because I am wondering how an emanation/reincarnation of the great Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche could have these ugly impulses in the first place. Perhaps you could give an answer to this point. Thank you.

[@swingingcrow124]

@@laurameszaros9547 Just as the Rinpoche mentioned in this very video that the negative karma done by us though it’s results may not presents itself in a day or two, years or even this life(Arya Nagarjuna beheaded from a blade of grass) but it is sure to bear the fruit of your sowed karma. Likewise you, me and Rinpoche have all in time immemorial committed many deeds which might have been evil and that has ripened into the habitual tendencies in this life.

[@samyang6306]

You should know that there are great buddhist masters in the ancient times who purposely kill animals to liberate their souls, seeing that they would otherwise suffer much in many such lives as animals. It all depends on how u take it. Buddhism is not for fitting ones own idea about it. Depending on the need of sentient beings the realized beings resort to many means and methods fit for liberating them. Infact, the animals dying in the hands of realized masters are considered lucky coz they get to escape future births as lower beings due to the power of prayer and aspirations that these masters make for the dead soul. Some high lamas purposely eat meat coz its an opportunity for the lower being to offer its body and accumulate merit.