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💎DIAMOND CUTTER CLASSICS TRANSLATION PROGRAM starts tomorrow! 🔥
📍Schedule:
September 25, 2020 – October 6, 2020
Morning Session: 7:00 AM -9:00 AM MST
Evening Session: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM MST
All sessions are MST, Mountain Standard Time GMT-7
🎬Zoom webinars 2 times a day (5 hours a day)
Recordings of each class
Q&A sessions with each translator
Online yoga every day
Homeworks and quizzes to learn the material better
Register now👉🏻 https://diamondcutterclassics.com/translationprogram/
🔥Get one day trial for $49🔥
📍Schedule:
September 25, 2020 – October 6, 2020
Morning Session: 7:00 AM -9:00 AM MST
Evening Session: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM MST
All sessions are MST, Mountain Standard Time GMT-7
🎬Zoom webinars 2 times a day (5 hours a day)
Recordings of each class
Q&A sessions with each translator
Online yoga every day
Homeworks and quizzes to learn the material better
Register now👉🏻 https://diamondcutterclassics.com/translationprogram/
🔥Get one day trial for $49🔥
What does Buddha mean? Literally!
Very often words and terms seem so familiar to us that we tend to overlook their deeper meaning and etymology. In this case the origin of the term is as powerful as it is simple.
Check it out!
Very often words and terms seem so familiar to us that we tend to overlook their deeper meaning and etymology. In this case the origin of the term is as powerful as it is simple.
Check it out!
If you knew something was poisonous, would you eat it?
The Crown of Knives is a Lojong teaching of transformation. It represents the idea that whatever you have done to someone else, you will suffer the same way... a continuous cycle which never ends. If we continue to ignore the causes of the cycle, we will forever be trapped in the result. Like a poison. A Sanskrit and Tibetan tradition says that peacocks only desire poisonous plants which is what gives them the beauty of their colored feathers – and that they’re not interested in what other animals would consider to be desirable.
In the same way, a bodhisattva warrior seeks out opportunities to help others even if it’s unpleasant for themselves. Therefore transforming what conventionally seems to be distasteful into Love.
The Crown of Knives is a Lojong teaching of transformation. It represents the idea that whatever you have done to someone else, you will suffer the same way... a continuous cycle which never ends. If we continue to ignore the causes of the cycle, we will forever be trapped in the result. Like a poison. A Sanskrit and Tibetan tradition says that peacocks only desire poisonous plants which is what gives them the beauty of their colored feathers – and that they’re not interested in what other animals would consider to be desirable.
In the same way, a bodhisattva warrior seeks out opportunities to help others even if it’s unpleasant for themselves. Therefore transforming what conventionally seems to be distasteful into Love.
Mixed Nuts sounds kinda funny, huh?
Well you’ve got to be a little nutty to attempt to tackle this stuff.
These talented Diamond Cutter Classics translators, under the guidance of Geshe Michael Roach, have been working really hard over these last few years to accomplish an extraordinary feat. Each of them is being trained to become the next generation of talented scholars translating the timeless cultural wisdom books of Asia.
The subject matter not only requires an intense and nuanced understanding of one of the most fascinating languages ever created, but the subject matter itself requires a deep philosophical understanding and a challenging new way of looking at the world.
Won’t you please join us on September 25th for a deep dive into this life-changing experience?
https://diamondcutterclassics.com/translationprogram/
Well you’ve got to be a little nutty to attempt to tackle this stuff.
These talented Diamond Cutter Classics translators, under the guidance of Geshe Michael Roach, have been working really hard over these last few years to accomplish an extraordinary feat. Each of them is being trained to become the next generation of talented scholars translating the timeless cultural wisdom books of Asia.
The subject matter not only requires an intense and nuanced understanding of one of the most fascinating languages ever created, but the subject matter itself requires a deep philosophical understanding and a challenging new way of looking at the world.
Won’t you please join us on September 25th for a deep dive into this life-changing experience?
https://diamondcutterclassics.com/translationprogram/
Ice cream is cool, so is ACIP.
Why? Because we help preserve the timeless wisdom texts of Asia which contain ideas like this. Imagine that the deliciousness of your favorite food exists only because you have provided that experience to someone else in your past.
Crazy, huh? Not according to Lobsang Drakpa, or Je Tsongkapa (1357-1419), one of the greatest Asian masters who ever lived. He authored these amazing concepts that resonate as powerfully today as when they were written.
What are your favorite ideas from these scriptures?
Why? Because we help preserve the timeless wisdom texts of Asia which contain ideas like this. Imagine that the deliciousness of your favorite food exists only because you have provided that experience to someone else in your past.
Crazy, huh? Not according to Lobsang Drakpa, or Je Tsongkapa (1357-1419), one of the greatest Asian masters who ever lived. He authored these amazing concepts that resonate as powerfully today as when they were written.
What are your favorite ideas from these scriptures?
Let’s TARTUK! This Saturday, join Professional Business Happiness Consultant Alexa Diaz de Sandi for a live discussion on the art of rejoicing. 10 - 11am PDT (1-2pm EST).
Rejoice together to intensify the good karma, increase the power of your good deeds, and put its energy in the direction you'd like to see it ripen 🌱
Rejoice together to intensify the good karma, increase the power of your good deeds, and put its energy in the direction you'd like to see it ripen 🌱
