Yogi Master Pema Dorjee

[@dylanmiller1475]

I live at a Tibetan Buddhist Monastery, and I just asked a monk who is also from Kham to tell me what he was saying. His English isn't perfect, so this is the best I could do :). Basically, Pema Dorje said he was a hunter before, and did many bad things. Because he was afraid of the consequences of his actions, he renounced this lifestyle to practice. "These young men (one's shown in video) came a long way to practice, so I feel I must say something. Practice is very important, because one never knows when they are going to die. We are composed of the four elements, and we never know when they will part. The four elements are your enemy, and there is not time to sleep or relax. Everything is impermanent. Keep practicing, rush, rush, rush. None of this comes from me, though, it's nothing new. This comes from Buddha." *Leans over to westerner; "I cannot speak too much because I am an old man and I don't know much. I am not a master yet, I have bounced back and forth throughout my life, but one day maybe I will get closer to enlightenment. Most important is your Lama. Second, you should develop compassion towards all sentient beings and never stop considering the suffering they go through and the state of Samsara. Never stop longing to be free and liberate all beings from the ocean of suffering. There is no time, you must practice always." Pretty classic Tibetan Buddhism. No, he didn't talk about the nature of the universe or uncover any secrets locked away in the Himalayas, but he is speaking about renunciation and a strong resolve to free oneself and all sentient beings from suffering, which is the foundation and prerequisite to any insights or realizations developed along the path. Besides, the true nature of mind lies beyond conceptual construct, and nobody can tell you what it is or what it's like. How do you explain the color red to someone who's never seen it? However, everyone caries the deepest level of mind with them always, we just cover it with a bunch of emotional garbage and mental afflictions, habits, and conditioned experience. There are methods to removing the latter and bringing forth the former. Pema Dorje just explained one of them; so to me, this is a more valuable teaching than if he were to just try to explain something that those without experience would be unable to truly understand.

[@roxyroxy7671]

Miller it is very good work.thumbs up guy

[@Ror0009]

23 year old from England I asked God if he wanted to show himself to me he would show me a fox 2 minutes later I'm 10 feet away from a fox, I knew the God of the universe who made the stats just visited me Then I wondered why me I'm nothing compared to him and about a week later I gave my life to Jesus Jesus is the light of the world

[@dylanmiller1475]

Davey Jones Good! Compassion and selflessness are very valuable and very important in today's world. I'm glad you found your path!

[@Ror0009]

there is no life in this world and the next without Jesus John 14:6

[@Ror0009]

enigma Jesus is the only way if you want a relationship with your creator and your saviour

[@jacekbudzinski6915]

Pema Dorje said he was a hunter before, and did many bad things. Because he was afraid of the consequences of his actions, he renounced this lifestyle to practice "These young men (one's shown in video) came a long way to practice, so I feel I must say something. Practice is very important, because one never knows when they are going to die. We are composed of the four elements, and we never know when they will part. The four elements are your enemy, and there is not time to sleep or relax. Everything is impermanent. Keep practicing, rush, rush, rush. None of this comes from me, though, it's nothing new. This comes from Buddha." *Leans over to westerner; "I cannot speak too much because I am an old man and I don't know much. I am not a master yet, I have bounced back and forth throughout my life, but one day maybe I will get closer to enlightenment. Most important is your Lama. Second, you should develop compassion towards all sentient beings and never stop considering the suffering they go through and the state of Samsara. Never stop longing to be free and liberate all beings from the ocean of suffering. There is no time, you must practice always."

[@peepsandlemonlime]

merci pour ces informations

[@neharajput6449]

🙏

[@RobTheDrake]

thank you for the translation!

[@i_love_tibet7001]

How beautiful..... brought me in tears 😢. Me too i realize now how precious is our Buddhdharma and how important to learn and put in practice...... As a kid, I used to think practice Buddhism is for older people and when we become old...... Absolutely wrong! Life is impermanent and its very important to practice now..... or never.

[@JR3517-b8t]

​@@i_love_tibet7001Again Master Padma said: Tsogyal, it is of utmost importance to exert yourself in spiritual practice while you are young. Once you grow old you may want to listen to teachings but your ears won't hear. You may wish to study but your attention is dull and your memory fails. You may want to go to the Dharma, but your body is unable to walk or sit. You may wish to practice, but the strength of the elements has waned and you cannot concentrate. You may want to alms giving your material possessions but they are controlled by others and you are not in charge. You may want to undertake hardship but your constitution cannot bear strain. Having displeased your master and Dharma companions, when old age arrives, you may want to practice but cannot. You will wish, "If I had just had the will when I was young," but that doesn't help. It is too late to regret not doing any spiritual practice when you were able. People who don't feel any interest in Dharma practice when young are no better than fools! -Guru Padmasambhava Advice From The Lotus born

[@albertmiller3082]

Guru is speaking as the building behind him appears to ripple & shift in perspective. Fascinating.

[@jacekbudzinski6915]

Yogi Pema Dorje is nyingma yogi master and siddha from Nangchen,Kham,Tibet who meditate in solitary cave on the holy mountain Migpor since 50 years. He is also grandfather of Ashak Tulku Rinpoche.

[@toipualaa8815]

Drub Chen Pema Dorje is my beloved Guru and teacher; I was Blessed to spend time with him at this mountain hermitage in NangChen. The westerner in the video is Josh Kinney, a Vajrayana yogi and long time devoted student of DrubChen.

[@jonathanmoseley4431]

Yogi Pema Dorje, drubtob, siddha and mad yogi, Ashak Tuthob Rinpoche's grandfather, has been retired for 50 years in the seclusion of Migpor next to Wakha village and Migpor, Nangczen, Kham, Tibet. He is known for his great yogic power - among others. Using mantras to protect the harvests from hail storms. When asked why he went to seclusion, he usually responds that he is a very bad man and therefore believes that he should live alone in a cave. As one of the first to recognize Tulku Ashaka Rinpoche and take care of him as a father - Ashak Rinpoche as a child spent 3 years with him in a cave on the sacred mountain of Migpor. He practices mainly Ratna Lingpa, especially Guru Yoga. Next to Gursim Rinpoche, who is Uncle Tulku Ashaka, his grandfather remains one of his main teachers.

[@i_love_tibet7001]

🙏🙏🙏🙏 great info. thank you

[@caveri100]

Absolutely wonderful and inspiring, from Norway 🇳🇴 thanks 🙏 and love ❤️ Om shanti Kaveri Om 🕉

[@jigwang8218]

"Translation: doubt and question answer has no end. But life has certainly end and is uncertain so one must meditate according to the instruction of guru to realise oneself (truth) wothout wasting the preciouse timr"

[@jaipo2031]

When the end goal is death then why to know the truth which will die with us forever.

[@TenzinDorjee]

Knot opr To live this life in peace and harmony if that satisfies your mind.

[@Tingtong13768]

Yea, must be a far sighted use wisely this precious time and body to lift up or update the true self soul

[@user-Void-Star]

@@jaipo2031 Death is not the end if that is the case these yogis won't be wasting time on the cultivation of their insight. When you die you can't take your wealth you can only take it with you is your karmic Imprint.

[@tomahawk1556]

🙏 Greetings to the Jedi Masters of the Enlightened Teachings! 🌷🌿🌍💖

[@chodendenzongpa1191]

Wow! It's so beautiful to watch something so rare and precious🤲🙏

[@maciejk5386]

Pięknie Jacku! Szkoda, że nie możemy zrozumieć co mówi... Dzięki z film!

[@jigold22571]

Eternal Gratitude and Appreciation 2U.Namaste.💛

[@Formlessform108]

Wow is it me or is he just bending the space around him hahahahahahahaha that is pretty dank hahahaha

[@InDisskyS131]

Formlessform and time

[@73542]

TRU

[@Formlessform108]

Hehe

[@MrCitrusfruitz]

+Formlessform i died also, fysically and mentally. Then there is only the pure self left. Hard to maintain pure though in this ill minded world. Thoughts can be poison.

[@Formlessform108]

Indeed, people are lost in their poisonous cloud of thoughts, but hey at least we are on the other side drinking tea hahahahaha ;)

[@susilocahyono3755]

Respect to Him who had learned about The Big Something...

[@sanyoseflyudvikov]

Dzięki za filmik

[@friendlyart2666]

Translation: Yogi Pema Dorje, drubtob, siddha and crazy yogi, grandfather Ashak Tuthob Rinpoche, has been in the retreat on Mount Migpor for 50 years, next to the village of Wakha and the Migpor Monastery, Nangchen, Kham, and Tibet. He is known for his great yogic power - including using the mantras, protects the harvest from hailstorms. When asked why he went to retreat he usually answers that he is a very bad man and therefore believes that he should live alone in a cave. He was one of the first to recognize Tulku Ashak Rinpoche and look after him like a father - Ashak Rinpoche spent three years with him in a cave on the holy mountain Migpor. Basia Lingpy, especially Guru Yoga, is practicing mainly. Next to Gursim Rinpoche, who is Uncle Tulku Ashaka, his grandfather remains one of his main teachers.

[@Arghal]

who can translate it please! we need knowdlege. Blessings Quien puede traducirlo por favor? necesitamos conocimiento. Bendiciones

[@jacekbudzinski6915]

he spok in verey rare dialect but as far i know it is about renoucement of wordly things

[@thongngodinh4595]

Every one please answer me.if who one master of mahamuda and six yoga of naropa.i will find to practice

[@i_love_tibet7001]

That you should learn from Kagyu ( School / lineage ) Rinpoches..... teaching both of these. Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche, Tai Situpa Rinpoche, Karmapa.... etc.

[@DeepakAsrangpa-cx7yu]

DRUCKPA KARGUE MONESTERY Tashijong in Himachal Pradesh..... Gyalwa khamtul Rinpoche ....

[@Alejandro388]

this is just awesome, thank you very much

[@jigmetrinchen4873]

The yogi says. Dhamma practice should never be delayed. Must practice right away. Contemplate on compassion ...

[@molamtashi2849]

love you grand paa ...yogi

[@wiwidity]

thanks for upload this video, so rare...

[@GiuseppeGiancone]

Danke für das teilen.

[@zhzaki]

what are the four enemies & what's samsara? thnx for the video.

[@funnybunny3548]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😍😍live a long alive rinpoche la😊😊🌺🌷🌷🌷✨✨teach us more dharma😊😊

[@pematshewang6305]

Beautiful and precious human life....I always want to isolated from people,..desire and jealousy is a main cause of suffering.

[@toipualaa1546]

This is my beloved teacher. I am surprised to see this video posted here. I was with him s few years ago. Who posted this video? What year did you go there? You are friends with Josh? You speak Tibetan? contact me. Thank you.

[@safetyleednkom8274]

can you translate what h the master is saying. please email me [e-mail]

[@carolalmeida61]

Hi, do you know where is he's location now? please contact me [e-mail] thank you.

[@dennisreynolds5908]

Toi Pua Laa would you email me more about what he is saying please? Im hoping to find the path to enlightenment

[@obban12]

+Dennis Reynolds check this out! Can't hurt :) justonelook.org

[@jacobencalade2650]

I need to watch this

[@Assis1984]

Translation! Please!

[@ཀལའུདིཨབྱམསཔ]

I don’t understand 😢😢😢

[@jacekbudzinski6915]

That Yogi pass away 3 years ago, his grandson Ashak Rinpoche stayed in 3 years retreat in his cave. facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1283595171697528&set=a.105730122817378.3220.100001411712052&type=3&theater

[@David-cw1ix]

OM MANI PADME HUM ❣️

[@dannybrasco8256]

Any english translation? Can somebody translate

[@i_love_tibet7001]

Read the comment section...... there are few people who translate it and someone known to him as well..... written his story.

[@nickhubert3804]

I think the point he is trying to get across is , bluntly "fuck bitches get money". Shocking to me, but who am I to question him?

[@BracaPhoto]

hahaaaaa. !!! funniest comment all week !!

[@youwereinsideme]

jasna cholera ciekawe co mówisomeone knows tibetan? could you please respond with translation (or send it on priv)?

[@maheshmahes9713]

Where he lives?

[@czitek1]

dokladnie tak jak mowi

[@tse_ringladakh7118]

🙏🌻🙏🌻🙏 ❤️

[@keithwaters3439]

🧡🌼🌼🌼🙏🏻

[@alreshaalphapiscium4941]

Any english or french subtitles available please?

[@ishanghimire7651]

The hardest thing a small youtuber can feel is when you wake up in the morning, nothing has changed on your channel😔😔😔

[@bhaskarmaity2890]

Subtitle please.

[@romeoshka]

Its that the lens!!? Whats up with that???!

[@pilarolivaressalas3672]

Y la traduccion?

[@jacekbudzinski6915]

ningmapa

[@chhimedtsering2835]

Czy to jest jeden z tych Żołnierzy Wyklętych, którzy ukrywają się w Bieszczadach i czekają na rozkazy Króla Szambali ? ;)

[@jacekbudzinski6915]

tak

[@back2theunderground]

What does your description say?

[@turiyahill]

Beyond need for translation...

[@DrLightWind]

I agree, (Bela)

[@sunitbasu7332]

Kolkata tibetian tantrik where?

[@shefalipravasi7632]

CC Please...!!!

[@tamdingwangdu8783]

Chappsucha Lama dhobtho Rinpoche khai gupa Ngakpa Tamding nangme na guchak dhankma dhan Kukham sang shuya yen gui la che lab sang Po shei repair mulem shu❤gupa Odisha Phuntsokling na Yan Rinpoche khai.

[@aidemojica8902]

Cómo me gustaría traducción en español

[@maurpine]

clear as shit! where's the english caps?

[@debbicitabonita]

🙏❤️🙏

[@arjunghale1456]

🙏🌷

[@enricatab]

TRANSLATION PLEASE!!! OPTION AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION FOR OTHER LANGUAGE PLEASE!!!! ESPANOL, FRANC,ITALIAN ECC..... THANKS

[@neharajput6449]

💕

[@neharajput6449]

🙏

[@jigmetwangdus1082]

lama khyen....popolaa...v lv u.....

[@katkeunglee6761]

🙏🙏🙏💞💗💖💕💝🙏🙏🙏

[@kalkishiva8184]

I live in America I was born in nepal I am pure tibetan I already give up everything and live alone and be you tell I die

[@sirdonalddust4088]

translation?

[@alekx58]

yaozhi paimen daojia shitate han hai she rongpaoqiu wangzhai dji ja hai jong zhe qing zuo te liang ih hai she

[@setheh]

English translation, please!

[@idazielinska]

Tranlation PLEASE

[@samarroy1]

translate it pls.

[@carlavela7106]

☺💙💙💙💙😍

[@pw4444]

🙏🙏

[@ErikAdalbertvanNagel]

actually what language is he speaking?

[@peepsandlemonlime]

i think he spoke tibétaine language

[@i_love_tibet7001]

Tibetan yogi

[@kondrochen]

The Great Master,Really want to study with him! Hongxia

[@ghostface5BANDIT]

I noticed the same !

[@lukasdohnal1229]

So, how do you know he is "yoga master"? Is he fully enlightened or awakened or perfected or something like that? Did you personally meet him? How? Does he teach?

[@RespectTheHumanity]

Exactly. You hit it right on the nail . 👍🏼

[@i_love_tibet7001]

You haven't read his story in the comment section by few people. He meditated in solitute for 50 years and gained special abilities...... thats why he is well known to people there.

[@learningtolearn4190]

I have no wealth to go for retreat and not enough skill also but I have checked my mind for a couple og years that I can also go for solitary retreat for whole life but I don't know how to meet right friends ????

[@jsh1ck541]

his eyes shows he is in samadhi

[@markanthonymalcolm5133]

Give the mam some water ,,,

[@jacekbudzinski6915]

ponoć mówi że trzeba porzucić samsare.

[@karmakhamba7282]

Kya soi chaie

[@rociomasset2255]

Pleases translatre

[@chamdotenzin1]

Tse-ring

[@derekkase7884]

*subtitles?*

[@taurus8429]

subtitle

[@sulakshnakotwal6886]

sonam tobgay

[@kingselassie7217]

Roots

[@jitendranathjohari8582]

No useful translation given.

[@i_love_tibet7001]

translation in the comments section..... quite a few.

[@lottoworld72]

좀 깨끗하고 멋지게 수행하시면 안되나!다들보면 삐쩍 꼴아가지고.

[@dariuszciesla6330]

xd

[@mavrick23]

First he isn't Yogi.. he is a monk

[@esterasaraswati108]

Yogi. Look at hair, clothes, nails etc

[@mitchr2109]

gay

[@BracaPhoto]

I bet he rambles like that ALL DAY ! sounds like my grandmother in the nursing home talking about Jesus EVERY VISIT !! haha. If that's what it takes she's "enlightened" ... Her and Mr hair hat on this video should meet

[@BracaPhoto]

Just cause he LOOKS like a guru they saw on a Hollywood film they are CONVINCED he knows the secrets of the world... They have NO IDEA how media has played into their ideas of gurus... I'm sure the guy is nice and you probably don't see him sin much, but HE'S HUMAN... I doubt he's senile though because the constant meditation does wonders for your mental alertness etc... Just a nice old man... Just like my grandmother

[@tommydenzio]

How rude and ignorant you are

[@BracaPhoto]

thomas condenzio how am I rude?

[@obban12]

+thomas condenzio Bracas comment was hilarious imo, hahah Mr. hair hat with Jesus ramblin grandma :D

[@JB-ge2sr]

He's not rambling, he is speaking in Sanskrit.

[@RobTheDrake]

May all sentient beings suffering be pacified! May all sentient beings be free from suffering. May you all be one with the love and light within you, always

[@chophellama5186]

🙏🙏🙏