Once, a master pointed to a piece of bread and asked his disciple where the beginning and the end of the bread was. The disciple thought for a while and suddenly realized this: the nature of mind has no beginning or end, comes from nowhere, and goes nowhere. But how come I didn’t have any sudden realization after looking at these breads for a long time? Ah, I know, it is due to serious karmic obstacles.
~ Khenpo's blog published on 17 January 2018
Abide in one taste under the brilliant moon. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
In modern language, Mahayana Buddhism is sort of in the service industry. Bodhisattvas are always in the service of sentient beings. They serve by way of offering the Buddha's wisdom and compassion to all people. It would be a great honor to become a bodhisattva. If possible, from then on, it will be a truly meaningful life. It is all right not to have money, fame, or status in life, but there must be bodhicitta.
~ Khenpo's blog published on 26 November 2017
Today is Buddha’s Descent Day (Lahbab Duchen Festival). Fellow Buddhists, don’t chase stars; instead, pursue the mind.
The following translated English books of Khenpo Tsultrim Lodro are now available as ebooks on Amazon Kindle, Apple ibookstore, and other major ebook platforms. Please feel free to browse and download.
~ Khenpo's blog published on 12 September 2017
For the sake of Earth, for our health, and for all lives, please stop eating meat and give up killing in any form.
The editorial team of The Chinese-Tibetan-English Dictionary of New Common Words has already compiled and edited twenty thousand commonly used words, and the dictionary is in the process of being published. The plan is to add ten thousand more new words in the next three to five years. Annotation is particularly important to a dictionary. To annotate a dictionary, it is worth noting that the explanations should be accurate, clear, and kept up with the times. May more people benefit from this publication.
~ Khenpo's blog published on 1 October 2017
We should refrain from saying anything
- that would arouse greed and ill will in others
- that has not been verified
- that is not true
~ Khenpo's blog published on 8 September 2017
