Friday, January 23, 2015

Important message from HH Penor Rinpoche ~~~



尊貴的貝諾法王開示 

教法實修的重要性
禮敬法語!
不要談自己的感應和功德,因為許多人都有相同的經驗,見到許多本尊出現,就認為自己非常了不起,我的上師交代過,就是一絲一毫也不要講。
在四魔之中,會令人心思渙散的天子魔,主要就是這個障礙;其它的魔鬼邪崇障礙的方式,容易了知;心思渙散,這個天子魔不容易察覺。

心思渙散的障礙,就是使內心產生非常喜悅,這樣來騙自己;化成讓內心有證悟的覺受出現,和化成本尊的形相,讓我們看到覺得非常喜樂,這樣來障礙干擾行者,使行者心思渙散的天子魔,經常做這種障礙。
如果見到本尊向他人講述的話,自己的證悟功德就會逐漸消失。
如果見到本尊之後,利他之心越來越強,慈悲菩提心也越來越強,這是好的征兆。這些不必問他人,觀察自己內心就知道。
如果見到本尊之後,煩惱心卻越來越粗重,這一定是騙人的。如果大家見到本尊出現,有各種覺受、好的征兆出現,不要感到喜悅,要經常地祈請三寶。

修法的目的,並不是為了要見到許多本尊出現,而是為了要解脫與獲得一切智的佛果。在未證佛果之前,各種的覺受和征兆,都不算什麼,不要去管它。
例如,今天我們要到高雄,在去的路上發現一個地方非常美,就在那邊停住,這樣會不會到達高雄呢?不會。

留戀中間這個美的地方,就不能到達目的地。各種覺受征兆出現的情形,就如同這種情形一樣,只有停留在中間無法到達佛果。
所以在實修佛法時,無論出現好或壞的各種征兆,都不去管它,應當專注的做祈請。





Thursday, January 22, 2015

How to love?

Dzongsar khyentse Rinpoche ~~

不只是爱情,记住一切都很短暂。你要这样想:
或许这是我喝的最后一杯咖啡,或许这是我读的最后一本书。
当你时刻生起这种警觉,才能真正去享受和爱。
否则,我们永远都在考虑下一件事,而无法真正感受生活。
~~~ 宗薩欽哲仁波切 
Not only Love, every thing is very temporary and ephemeral .
Drink your coffee as the last cup; read your book as the last one.
Not until you have this awareness, you cannot truly love and enjoy !
Otherwise, we will alway worry about the next event, and we will never be able to enjoy the moment !!

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

H. H. Penor Rinpoche ~~~

Every appearance and every event are the mind’s miraculous display. In the spacious expanse, I see nothing to fear. It is just reflexive radiance Of mind’s clear light, and nothing else. Hence there’s no reason to react. All activity is my adornment. Therefore, better to rest silently In meditative absorption. Yeshe Tsogyal



California Cult Wine Dinner ~~




Chinese Red ~

Lady of the Lotus Born ~~~


  1. “Listen, faithful Tibetans!  I am merging with the fundamental, the ground of all that is—physical pain and suffering are disappearing….  The son, the inner elements of my body, is reuniting with the mother, the outer elements.  Her physical remains will disappear into earth and stone.”
  2. “I, Yeshe Tsogyal, am the sovereign of cyclic existence and its transcendence.  If you recognize me, I live in the minds of all beings; I emanate as the natural elements and sense-fields; And I emanate further through the twelve links of dependent origination.
  3. Though primordially we are not separate, not recognizing me, you experience me externally.”
  4. “Wherever there is space, five elements pervade, Wherever the five elements, the homes of living beings, Wherever living beings, karma and defilements, Wherever is defilement, my compassion also.  Wherever is the need of beings, there I am to help them.”
  5. “Through the power of spreading the Buddhist teachings, May the lineage holders and Dharma teachers flourish May all beings live in happiness; and May all realms be pure.”
  6. “Through my body, speech, and mind, In the realms of those to be guided appropriately, To tame them however necessary, May immeasurable emanation bodies arise.”
  7. “By the blessings of his wisdom body, speech, and mind, May my body, speech, and mind ripen and, In the profound development and completion phases of meditation, May I receive empowerment and then practice.”
  8. “Afterwards, I abided evenly in the view of the Great Perfection beyond all action, and as the experience dawned on me wherein all phenomena are extinguished in the nature of reality, I was perceived in various forms according to the needs of beings.” 
  9. “To the hungry I was heaps of food and all good things, and thus I brought them joy.”
  10. To the cold and freezing I was fire and sun-warmth, thus their joy.
  11. “To the poor and needy I was wealth and riches, thus their joy.”
  12. “To the naked I was every kind of raiment, thus their joy.”
  13. “To the childless I was sons and daughters, thus their joy.”
  14. “To those who craved a woman, I became a lovely girl and thus their joy.”
  15. “To those who sought a lover, I was a handsome youth and thus their joy.”
  16. “To those who wanted magic powers, I gave prowess in the eight great siddhis, and thus I brought them joy.”
  17. “To the sick I was their remedy and thus their joy.”
  18. “To the anguished I was all their mind desired, and thus I was their joy.”
  19. “To those hard pressed by punishments of kings, I was the loving friend to lead them to the land of peace, and I was thus their joy.”
  20. “To those in fear of savage beasts, I was a haven, thus their joy.”
  21. “To those who fell into the depths, I was their drawing out and thus their joy.”
  22. “To those tormented in the fire, I was a quenching stream and thus their joy.”
  23. “To those in prey to any of the elements, I was their medicine and thus their joy.”
  24. “For those who could not see, I was their eyes and brought them joy.”
  25. “And for the halt and crippled I was feet and thus their joy.”
  26. “I was a tongue for those who could not speak, and thus I brought them joy.”
  27. “To those in fear of death I granted immortality, and thus I was their joy.”
  28. “I led the dying on the path of transference and brought them joy.”
  29. “To those who wandered in the bardo state, I was their yidam, bringing them to joy.”
  30. “I cooled the burning heat and warmed the cold of those lost in the realms of hell.”
  31. “Howsoever they were tortured, I changed myself to shield them, being thus their joy.”
  32. “To those who lingered in the land of hungry ghosts, I was their food and drink and thus their joy.”
  33. “I was freedom from stupidity and servitude for those caught in the wordless state of beasts — and thus I brought them joy.”
  34. “Those beings born in savage lands — I turned them from barbarity and brought them joy.”
  35. “I was a truce from war and strife for the asuras and was thus their joy.”
  36. “The gods I guarded from their bitter fall and I was thus their joy.”
  37. “I shielded all from everything that tortured them and was their every joy.”

Most Romantic Wedding ~~~

Jay Chou ~~~
天涯過客





Claudio Abbado Legacy ~~~


My Goddess , Martha Argerich and Claudio Abbado Legacy since 1968 ~~~

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eOGFk596Po&sns=em


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woaoUcDpJsQ 

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Thursday, January 15, 2015

The most beautiful nature in motion ~~~~


 Impermanence  makes awesomeness !!

看過流星雨嗎?
此 video是一瑞典人,他是位異人。在2012年8-10月間一共3次爬上瑞士最有名的高山El Matterhorn
(高4477,5公 尺)。
為了拍製此片,他曾夜宿高2700公尺,攝氏零下12º C之處,在此處無城市燈光污染,天空無比的原美!



不知道經過多長的時間才有辦法製作一部4分鐘的短片,大自然有多美,這一生也許都沒機會看到,看看吧,不看真的可惜。


Meteo Shower ~~






Monday, January 12, 2015

Cling on to the rules and to the past is not Buddha Nature at all ~~~

Inhibition , Conservativeness, and Taboo separate us from our primordial wisdom , Buddha Nature. 壓抑禁令、守舊和禁忌,将我们和自己的本初善──也就是佛性──分離。~~Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche

http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzAwNTA5NDQ3MQ%3D%3D&mid=203695194&idx=5&sn=1a3fbe5a72bb60b584fd72b61cce7436#rd



Let the music flow in your heart ~~~





將進酒,君莫停。
與君歌一曲,請君為我側耳聽。。。🎹🎻🍷🍷
Thank Everyone who participated in this fabulously artistic evening !

Best Reconstructive Surgeon in the World ~~~

Dr. Wai , the best world renown reconstructive surgeon , gave us a touching talk , who had saved thousands , not only their lives, but also their spirits , confidences and souls. Impressive kind heart !  


魏幅全醫師 
 I enjoyed his talk very much , which inspired me having more confidence in Taiwan's medical practice . Beside his technology excellency, he is such a compassionate doctor who truly cares . We are so lucky and I am so happy to know him through his beloved daughter ! 

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

An assertive gaze ~~~



When your heart dwells on emptiness,
there is no emotional attachment, no disturbance, no thoughts ....
H.E. Mugsang Kuchen Rinpoche 
you are focused and having full awareness...
you are being with your own nature of mind....
your consciousness has only one point of reference...
Emptiness, Space...
or no reference at all ....

You are at the meditational Shamata stage …




Monday, December 29, 2014

Nepal ~~~

Holiness in every step on the Birthday of Penor Yangsi Rinpoche ~~~~








H. E. Mugsang Kuchen Rinpoche in Taipei


穆松古千法王子 ~~~~

We were fortunate to have H.E. Mugsang Kuchen Rinpoche in Taipei !!  It is always so pleasant and auspicious to see him here in town ~~ 

Khyentse ~~ How to appreciate the present moment ?

 Smile  ~~~~
If we could not be bought by praise or defeated by criticism, we would have incredible strength. We would be extraordinarily free, there would be no more unnecessary hopes and fears, sweat and blood and emotional reactions. We would finally be able to practice "I don't give a damn." Free from chasing after, and avoiding other people's acceptance and rejection, we would be able to appreciate what we have in the present moment.
- Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche

Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Tranquility ~~~~

午後讀書會~~
事實上,變形記,很像我們一世又一世不斷的變換身體,但是大部份人自己並不了解,這個自我是如何喪失的?更無力去控制他的改變⋯⋯😙😙
 — feeling spooky 




Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Metamorphosis~~

我們其實就像迷失在森林裡的孩子一樣無依。
當你站在我面前,看著我,你哪裡知道我心中的苦,而我又哪裡知道你心中之苦。假如我撲倒在你的面前,向你泣訴,你能知道我多少?一如你對地獄能知道多少,就算有人告訴你地獄炙熱又可怕。就只為了這個緣故,人在面對彼此時就該像站在地獄入口一樣心存敬畏、深思而慈悲。

-----Die Verwandlung , Franz Kafka   變形記


Kafka wrote "The Metamorphosis" at the end of 1912, soon after he finished "The judgment," and it is worth noting that the two stories have much in common: a businessman and bachelor like Georg Bendemann of "The judgment," Gregor Samsa is confronted with an absurd fate in the form of a "gigantic insect," while Georg is confronted by absurdity in the person of his father. Also both men are guilty: like Georg in "The judgment," Gregor Samsa (note the similarity of first names) is guilty of having cut himself off from his true self — long before his actual metamorphosis — and, to the extent he has done so, he is excluded from his family. His situation of intensifying anxiety, already an unalterable fact at his awakening, corresponds to Georg's after his sentence. More so than Georg, however, who comes to accept his judgment, out of proportion though it may be, Gregor is a puzzled victim brought before the Absolute — here in the form of the chief clerk — which forever recedes into the background. This element of receding, an important theme in Kafka's works, intensifies the gap between the hero and the unknown source of his condemnation. Thus the reader finds himself confronted with Gregor's horrible fate and is left in doubt about the source of Gregor's doom and the existence of enough personal guilt to warrant such a harsh verdict. The selection of an ordinary individual as victim heightens the impact of the absurd. Gregor is not an enchanted prince in a fairy tale, yearning for deliverance from his animal state; instead, he is a rather average salesman who awakens and finds himself transformed into an insect.

In a sense, Gregor is the archetype of many of Kafka's male characters: he is a man reluctant to act, fearful of possible mishaps, rather prone to exaggerated contemplation, and given to juvenile, surrogate dealings with sex. 

Time being so related to movement, Gregor's increasing lack of direction and continuous crawling around in circles finally result in his total loss of a sense of time. When his mother and sister remove the furniture from his room in the second part of the story, he loses his "last guideline of direction." Paradoxically, "The Metamorphosis" is enacted outside the context of time, and because of this, time is always frightfully present. As Kafka put it in an aphorism, "It is only our concept of time which permits us to use the term 'The Last judgment'; in reality, it is a permanent judgment."
Gregor is doomed without knowing the charges or the verdict, and all he can do is bow to a powerful Unknown. And this is all the reader can do. Following the narrator, he can view all angles of Gregor's torment. Not one person within the story can do that, Gregor included. They are all shut off from seeing any perspective other than their own. This is their curse. There is no textual evidence in the story which explicitly tells us the cause of Gregor's fate. But because we too suffer from the sense of aloneness that Gregor does and because Kafka calls on us to share Gregor's tribulations with him, we discover that his experiences are analogous to our own.


Is it a good book?

我認為,只有那種咬你、刺痛你的書才該讀。

如果讀一本書不能給我們當頭棒喝,那又何必去讀?

難道是如你所說,為了讓我們快樂?天哪!就算沒有書我們也一樣快樂,而那些讓我們快樂的書,必要時我們可以自己來寫。

我們需要的其實是像一宗痛苦的不幸一樣深深影響我們的書,就像我們最愛的人死去,就像被放逐至森林中與世隔絕,就像自殺。

而真切渴望的書,必須是一把利斧,能鑿開我們心中冰封的海洋,我如此認為。──摘自《卡夫卡書信集》



Friday, December 5, 2014

Tea Ceremony ~~~~


清,淨,和,寂,是池宗憲老師的䓵茶境界~
今日午後蘭亭彷彿走入詩畫中,曼荼羅的仙境裡~
第一次拿茶壺,手會發抖是真的。。
 — with 宗憲池.

茶人雅興電子報:
蘭亭讀書會邀請池宗憲以「茶人雅興話茶趣」為題,在華香蔬食餐廳與會員分享生活品茗之樂!


主辦人洪玟琴帶了送給老公的生日禮物:生鐵壺,與成員分享用生鐵壺煮水的鮮活樂趣。

洪玟琴說,這把龜文堂款生鐵壺是送給先生的生日禮物,兩人的感情就像生鐵壺煮出的水一般甜蜜,她還帶了妹妹珍藏的六零年代普洱散茶與大家分享。

池宗憲說,華人世界存在的「事實茶道」,應萃取歷代品茗方式的精髓,說明品茗並非刻板印象「老人茶」,而是在精緻中找尋文化底藴,從欣賞茶器中,帶來視覺上與精神上的愉悅。

池宗憲並引領現場成員,泡出人生中第一壺茶。有人學著拿壺把,有人用雙手捧置茶葉入壺。池宗憲說,每一個細節都是一種微觀,更是每一個人品味的內涵。

成員們也即席擺設茶席,命名「蘭亭玉韻」、「蘭亭音韻」...讓品茗與文學的火花激盪,池宗憲並帶來自然生態種植的烏龍茶,讓這泡有甜美蜜香底韻的茶,為這回讀書雅集劃下甘醇的回味逗點...