KHENPO'S BLOG AUTHOR: KHENPO TSULTRIM LODRO

I was invited by Harvard University to give a talk and participate in academic discussions. Boston was as cold as Sertha! I think if the curricula of some of the best schools in the world could include teachings on compassion and altruism, the world would be made a little kinder and more peaceful.

~ Khenpo's blog published on 11 May 2015

Sometimes our mind is as calm and pure as the blue sky or clear water. Like the clouds passing by in the faraway sky, a thought or two comes up –– but only occasionally. This is the first stage of samadhi.

When these small animals were crossing the street, more than ten cars stopped, no honking, just waiting quietly for them to cross over. Everybody thought it was just a natural thing to wait. Seeing this, it almost moved me to tears.

The very first Starbucks in Seattle, small, but this is where it all began. To all my friends who love Starbucks, this one's for you. Cheers!

Please do not feel that you’re always under a lot of pressure either in life or at work. If you can, look on the bright side and everything can be a very interesting piece of art.

I had a discussion with a scientist who does research on transmigration. He said, “We have researched more than 2500 cases and all of them support the existence of the cycle of life.” In my opinion, some of the cases are so convincing that there can be no better explanation than transmigration. It is indeed very difficult to repudiate them.

The gave a speech and attended academic discussions at Columbia University. The magnificent architecture and the academic resources there are very impressive. The institute has produced many outstanding graduates and I hope it will continue to offer some of the best minds in the world, who are In the 21st century, humankind does not need only technology and knowledge, but more importantly, we need understanding, equality, solicitude and a different way of living.

~ Khenpo's blog published on 15 May 2015

I was invited to the University of Virginia for lectures and discussions. The campus of the University of Virginia is beautiful. Many of the professors there are very open-minded; some of their research has already touched upon the aspects of mind and life at a much deeper level.

I had the intention to speak with Dr. Ian Stevenson in person about transmigration. He was the first person in the West to explain rebirth through a scientific method. Regrettably, I only saw a picture of him in his office today.