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Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 2572
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 655
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 817
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 638
This film maps a journey made by Geshe Gelek Jinpa, a Bönpo Geshe (Doctor of Religious Philosophy) researching the ancient Zhang Zhung Empire which once stretched across the Tibet-Qinghai Plateau. The documentary follows Geshe Gelek as he travels through Mustang, a remote area of the Himalaya, on his misson to undertake the first survey of the Bönpo peoples living there, as well as to record religious sites, both ancient and modern at the request of Bön Mahasangha of Nepal. During this trip he discovers many treasures of Bön such as ancient texts, statues, historical records, and joins Prof. Charles Ramble in the dramatic recovery and identification of a significatnt Bönpo library at Mardzong. Other highlights include establishing the exact locations of a historic Bönpo monastery, Bönkor, and the hermit cave of Zhang Zhung Nyengyud Dzogchen master Rong Thogme Zhigpo. The fillm also shows unique footage of the Dögyab ritual held in the village of Lubrak to dispel negativities.
With sensitive camerawork and editing by Kemi Tsewang, himself a native of Lubrak, and an informative commentary by Carol Ermakova and Dimitry Ermakov which adopts an 'insider's' perspective, this film offers a precious insight into the rich historical heritage and living tradition of Bön in the Nepal-Tibet borderlands.
Authors: Jinpa, Gelek; Tsewang, Kemi
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: Triten Norbutse Monastery & Bon Buddhist Federation
Script: Carol Ermakova & Dmitry Ermakov
Narration: Carol Ermakova
Cinematography: Kemi Tsewang, Geshe Gelek Jinpa, Renan
Research and
Direction: Gelek Jinpa, Kemi Tsewang
Editor: Kemi Tsewang
Subtitles: Kemi Tsewang
Music by: Deuter, Kamal & Anuhama, Tenzin Lodoe, Evolution, VA, Shpongle, Native American flute
- published: 23 Dec 2015
- views: 1038
Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
- published: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 1666
Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
- published: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 849
"What is light and where does colour come from?" presented by Zhang Zhung group (Bon Monastery) at the 1st Science Exhibition by Tibetan Monastics, Dharamshala, June 22-24, 2009
- published: 19 Aug 2009
- views: 601
Zhangzhung
Zhangzhung or Shangshung was an ancient culture and kingdom of western and northwestern Tibet, which pre-dates the culture of Tibetan Buddhism in Tibet. Zhangzhung culture is associated with the Bon religion, which in turn, has influenced the philosophies and practices of Tibetan Buddhism. Zhangzhung people are mentioned frequently in ancient Tibetan texts as the original rulers of central and western Tibet. Only in the last two decades have archaeologists been given access to do archaeological work in the areas once ruled by the Zhangzhung.
Recently, a tentative match has been proposed between the Zhangzhung and an Iron Age culture now being uncovered on the Changtang plateau of northwestern Tibet.
Extent of the Zhang Zhung kingdoms
According to Annals of Lake Manasarowar (Lake Manasarovar), at one point the Zhang Zhung civilization consisted of 18 kingdoms in the west and northwest portion of Tibet. The Zhang Zhung culture was centered around sacred Mount Kailash and extended west to Sarmatians and present-day Ladakh & Baltistan, southwest to Jalandhar, south to the Kingdom of Mustang in Nepal, east to include central Tibet, and north across the vast Chang Tang plateau and the Taklamakan Desert to Shanshan. Thus the Zhang Zhung culture controlled the major portion of the "roof of the world".
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64:37In Search of Zhang Zhung
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72:26The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 1
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 1The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 1
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung. John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/ -
65:46The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 2
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 2The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 2
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung. John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/ -
86:33The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 3
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 3The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 3
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung. John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/ -
43:45The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 4
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 4The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 4
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung. John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/ -
63:41Hidden Treasure Of Bön: Secrets of Mustang
Hidden Treasure Of Bön: Secrets of MustangHidden Treasure Of Bön: Secrets of Mustang
This film maps a journey made by Geshe Gelek Jinpa, a Bönpo Geshe (Doctor of Religious Philosophy) researching the ancient Zhang Zhung Empire which once stretched across the Tibet-Qinghai Plateau. The documentary follows Geshe Gelek as he travels through Mustang, a remote area of the Himalaya, on his misson to undertake the first survey of the Bönpo peoples living there, as well as to record religious sites, both ancient and modern at the request of Bön Mahasangha of Nepal. During this trip he discovers many treasures of Bön such as ancient texts, statues, historical records, and joins Prof. Charles Ramble in the dramatic recovery and identification of a significatnt Bönpo library at Mardzong. Other highlights include establishing the exact locations of a historic Bönpo monastery, Bönkor, and the hermit cave of Zhang Zhung Nyengyud Dzogchen master Rong Thogme Zhigpo. The fillm also shows unique footage of the Dögyab ritual held in the village of Lubrak to dispel negativities. With sensitive camerawork and editing by Kemi Tsewang, himself a native of Lubrak, and an informative commentary by Carol Ermakova and Dimitry Ermakov which adopts an 'insider's' perspective, this film offers a precious insight into the rich historical heritage and living tradition of Bön in the Nepal-Tibet borderlands. Authors: Jinpa, Gelek; Tsewang, Kemi Issue Date: 2009 Publisher: Triten Norbutse Monastery & Bon Buddhist Federation Script: Carol Ermakova & Dmitry Ermakov Narration: Carol Ermakova Cinematography: Kemi Tsewang, Geshe Gelek Jinpa, Renan Research and Direction: Gelek Jinpa, Kemi Tsewang Editor: Kemi Tsewang Subtitles: Kemi Tsewang Music by: Deuter, Kamal & Anuhama, Tenzin Lodoe, Evolution, VA, Shpongle, Native American flute -
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7:10Zhang Zhung Group - 1st Science Exhibition
Zhang Zhung Group - 1st Science ExhibitionZhang Zhung Group - 1st Science Exhibition
"What is light and where does colour come from?" presented by Zhang Zhung group (Bon Monastery) at the 1st Science Exhibition by Tibetan Monastics, Dharamshala, June 22-24, 2009 -
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In Search of Zhang Zhung
published: 12 Apr 2015 -
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 1
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself...
published: 13 Dec 2014 -
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 2
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself....
published: 13 Dec 2014 -
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 3
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself....
published: 13 Dec 2014 -
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 4
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014. Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself....
published: 13 Dec 2014 -
Hidden Treasure Of Bön: Secrets of Mustang
This film maps a journey made by Geshe Gelek Jinpa, a Bönpo Geshe (Doctor of Religious Philosophy) researching the ancient Zhang Zhung Empire which once stretched across the Tibet-Qinghai Plateau. The documentary follows Geshe Gelek as he travels through Mustang, a remote area of the Himalaya, on his misson to undertake the first survey of the Bönpo peoples living there, as well as to record religious sites, both ancient and modern at the request of Bön Mahasangha of Nepal. During this trip he discovers many treasures of Bön such as ancient texts, statues, historical records, and joins Prof. Charles Ramble in the dramatic recovery and identification of a significatnt Bönpo library at Mardzong. Other highlights include establishing the exact locations of a historic Bönpo monastery, Bönko...
published: 23 Dec 2015 -
Tibetan civilization:Zhang Zhung royal 1/2.mp4
Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
published: 04 Nov 2011 -
Tibetan civilization:Zhang Zhung royal 2/2.mp4
Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
published: 04 Nov 2011 -
Zhang Zhung Group - 1st Science Exhibition
"What is light and where does colour come from?" presented by Zhang Zhung group (Bon Monastery) at the 1st Science Exhibition by Tibetan Monastics, Dharamshala, June 22-24, 2009
published: 19 Aug 2009 -
In Search of Zhang Zhung
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- Duration: 64:37
- Updated: 12 Apr 2015
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- published: 12 Apr 2015
- views: 2141
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 1
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- Duration: 72:26
- Updated: 13 Dec 2014
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Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 201...
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
wn.com/The Oral Tradition Of Zhang Zhung Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings Part 1
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 2572
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 2
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- Duration: 65:46
- Updated: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 655
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014...
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
wn.com/The Oral Tradition Of Zhang Zhung Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings Part 2
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 655
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 3
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- Duration: 86:33
- Updated: 13 Dec 2014
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Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014...
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
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Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 817
The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 4
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- Duration: 43:45
- Updated: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 638
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014...
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
wn.com/The Oral Tradition Of Zhang Zhung Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings Part 4
Dr. John Reynolds presented this seminar on the origins of Tibetan Bon Dzogchen according to the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd at Gyalshen Institute on December 7, 2014.
Unlike the other traditions of Dzogchen found within Bön, the Zhang-zhung Nyän-gyüd represents a continuous and unbroken transmission from earliest times of the precepts of Dzogchen coming down to our own time. These teachings and practices were transmitted by the enlightened master Tapihritsa to his disciple Gyerpung Nangzher Lödpo at the Darok Lake in the 8th century in Zhang-zhung, or Northwestern Tibet, at that time an independent kingdom with its own language and religious culture. But the ultimate source of the Dzogchen teachings are said to be far more ancient, extending back to the Primordial Buddha, Kuntu Zangpo himself. These represent upadeshas, or secret oral instructions, only put into writing much later. They speak of an unconditioned state of being and awareness beyond the Tantric process of transformation. This refers to the Natural State of the Nature of Mind, one’s own innate Buddha Nature that is beyond time, conditioning, and causality. This seminar will survey the teachings, literature, and practices found in this oral tradition from the land of Zhang-zhung.
John Reynolds is one of the foremost translators of Bön Dzogchen texts and has studied this meditation tradition extensively with many important lamas, particularly Yongdzin Rinpoche. His biography and books can be seen on his website at http://vajranatha.com/
- published: 13 Dec 2014
- views: 638
Hidden Treasure Of Bön: Secrets of Mustang
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- Duration: 63:41
- Updated: 23 Dec 2015
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This film maps a journey made by Geshe Gelek Jinpa, a Bönpo Geshe (Doctor of Religious Philosophy) researching the ancient Zhang Zhung Empire which once stretc...
This film maps a journey made by Geshe Gelek Jinpa, a Bönpo Geshe (Doctor of Religious Philosophy) researching the ancient Zhang Zhung Empire which once stretched across the Tibet-Qinghai Plateau. The documentary follows Geshe Gelek as he travels through Mustang, a remote area of the Himalaya, on his misson to undertake the first survey of the Bönpo peoples living there, as well as to record religious sites, both ancient and modern at the request of Bön Mahasangha of Nepal. During this trip he discovers many treasures of Bön such as ancient texts, statues, historical records, and joins Prof. Charles Ramble in the dramatic recovery and identification of a significatnt Bönpo library at Mardzong. Other highlights include establishing the exact locations of a historic Bönpo monastery, Bönkor, and the hermit cave of Zhang Zhung Nyengyud Dzogchen master Rong Thogme Zhigpo. The fillm also shows unique footage of the Dögyab ritual held in the village of Lubrak to dispel negativities.
With sensitive camerawork and editing by Kemi Tsewang, himself a native of Lubrak, and an informative commentary by Carol Ermakova and Dimitry Ermakov which adopts an 'insider's' perspective, this film offers a precious insight into the rich historical heritage and living tradition of Bön in the Nepal-Tibet borderlands.
Authors: Jinpa, Gelek; Tsewang, Kemi
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: Triten Norbutse Monastery & Bon Buddhist Federation
Script: Carol Ermakova & Dmitry Ermakov
Narration: Carol Ermakova
Cinematography: Kemi Tsewang, Geshe Gelek Jinpa, Renan
Research and
Direction: Gelek Jinpa, Kemi Tsewang
Editor: Kemi Tsewang
Subtitles: Kemi Tsewang
Music by: Deuter, Kamal & Anuhama, Tenzin Lodoe, Evolution, VA, Shpongle, Native American flute
wn.com/Hidden Treasure Of Bön Secrets Of Mustang
This film maps a journey made by Geshe Gelek Jinpa, a Bönpo Geshe (Doctor of Religious Philosophy) researching the ancient Zhang Zhung Empire which once stretched across the Tibet-Qinghai Plateau. The documentary follows Geshe Gelek as he travels through Mustang, a remote area of the Himalaya, on his misson to undertake the first survey of the Bönpo peoples living there, as well as to record religious sites, both ancient and modern at the request of Bön Mahasangha of Nepal. During this trip he discovers many treasures of Bön such as ancient texts, statues, historical records, and joins Prof. Charles Ramble in the dramatic recovery and identification of a significatnt Bönpo library at Mardzong. Other highlights include establishing the exact locations of a historic Bönpo monastery, Bönkor, and the hermit cave of Zhang Zhung Nyengyud Dzogchen master Rong Thogme Zhigpo. The fillm also shows unique footage of the Dögyab ritual held in the village of Lubrak to dispel negativities.
With sensitive camerawork and editing by Kemi Tsewang, himself a native of Lubrak, and an informative commentary by Carol Ermakova and Dimitry Ermakov which adopts an 'insider's' perspective, this film offers a precious insight into the rich historical heritage and living tradition of Bön in the Nepal-Tibet borderlands.
Authors: Jinpa, Gelek; Tsewang, Kemi
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: Triten Norbutse Monastery & Bon Buddhist Federation
Script: Carol Ermakova & Dmitry Ermakov
Narration: Carol Ermakova
Cinematography: Kemi Tsewang, Geshe Gelek Jinpa, Renan
Research and
Direction: Gelek Jinpa, Kemi Tsewang
Editor: Kemi Tsewang
Subtitles: Kemi Tsewang
Music by: Deuter, Kamal & Anuhama, Tenzin Lodoe, Evolution, VA, Shpongle, Native American flute
- published: 23 Dec 2015
- views: 1038
Tibetan civilization:Zhang Zhung royal 1/2.mp4
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- Duration: 14:59
- Updated: 04 Nov 2011
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Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
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Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
- published: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 1666
Tibetan civilization:Zhang Zhung royal 2/2.mp4
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- Duration: 15:00
- Updated: 04 Nov 2011
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Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
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Zhang Zhung royal, Tibetan original religion Bon, The history of Tibet. Interview with Tibetologists Tsering thar and lama A Zha etc...
- published: 04 Nov 2011
- views: 849
Zhang Zhung Group - 1st Science Exhibition
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- Duration: 7:10
- Updated: 19 Aug 2009
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"What is light and where does colour come from?" presented by Zhang Zhung group (Bon Monastery) at the 1st Science Exhibition by Tibetan Monastics, Dharamshala,...
"What is light and where does colour come from?" presented by Zhang Zhung group (Bon Monastery) at the 1st Science Exhibition by Tibetan Monastics, Dharamshala, June 22-24, 2009
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"What is light and where does colour come from?" presented by Zhang Zhung group (Bon Monastery) at the 1st Science Exhibition by Tibetan Monastics, Dharamshala, June 22-24, 2009
- published: 19 Aug 2009
- views: 601
Tibetan civilization:The language of Zhang Zhung royal1/2.mp4
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- Duration: 14:56
- Updated: 04 Nov 2011
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Op zoek naar Zhang Zhung
published: 18 Sep 2016 -
zhang pai zai chun zhung zhi lao ru chin bi qian mi zai hai she
ta nan xüe eigenlob hilft wird wirksam heißt der film hiervor nicht gerade oder nun irgenwie doch wer will mit der halben hölle weiter betzeln
published: 27 Jul 2016 -
Zhang Zhung, le mont Gang Ti Sé de Arnaud Gabriel
Les Éditions Le Grimoire et la Collection Mille Saisons vous propose l'anthologie sur le thème Du Plomb à la lumière : Sur les 21 Nouvelles, 21 auteurs, 21 illustrateurs et cette fois 21 musiciens qui sont réunis dans une anthologie qui brise les dogmes et affranchit les auteurs. Les lecteurs décident de la prochaine publication sous forme de roman et participent au processus créatif. L'auteur gagnant publiera son roman issus de la nouvelle. L'illustrateur gagnant illustrera la couverture du roman. Votre exemplaire est disponible : http://www.legrimoire.net/store/fr/romans-mille-saisons/230-du-plomb-a-la-lumiere.html Vous pouvez en savoir plus sur le site de Mille Saisons http://www.millesaisons.fr La collection vous est présenté par les Éditions le Grimoire : http://www.legrimoire.n...
published: 17 Mar 2016 -
Good News Jangshung People/Language Movie Trailer
This is: Good News Jangshung People/Language Movie Trailer c64040 [c64040t] Other names for this program are: Dham Khabar Other names for this language are: Central Kinnauri; Janghung; Jangi; Jangiam; Jangrami; Jangsung; Thebarskad; Thebor; Thebör Skadd; Zangram; Zhang-Zhung; जन्गशुंग This language is spoken in: India (Bharôt, ভাৰত, Bharot, ভারত, India, Bhārat, ભારત, Bhārat, Hindustān, भारत, हिंदुस्तान, Bhārata, ಭಾರತ, Hindōstān, ہندوستان, Bhārat, भारत, Inḍya, Bhāratam, ഇന്ത്യ, ഭാരതം, Bhārat, भारत, Bhārat, भारत, Bharôtô, ଭାରତ, Bhārat, Hindustān, ਭਾਰਤ, ਹਿੰਦੁਸਤਾਨ, Bhāratam, भारतम्, Bhāratu, Hindustānu, ڀارت، هندستان, Indiyā, Bārata, இந்தியா, பாரத, Bhāratadēsham, Inḍiyā, భారత దేశం, ఇండియా, Hindostān, Bhārat, ہندوستان، بھارت) This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs ...
published: 25 Mar 2015
Op zoek naar Zhang Zhung
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- Duration: 61:25
- Updated: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 6
- published: 18 Sep 2016
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zhang pai zai chun zhung zhi lao ru chin bi qian mi zai hai she
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- Duration: 1:55
- Updated: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 9
ta nan xüe eigenlob hilft wird wirksam heißt der film hiervor nicht gerade oder nun irgenwie doch wer will mit der halben hölle weiter betzeln
ta nan xüe eigenlob hilft wird wirksam heißt der film hiervor nicht gerade oder nun irgenwie doch wer will mit der halben hölle weiter betzeln
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ta nan xüe eigenlob hilft wird wirksam heißt der film hiervor nicht gerade oder nun irgenwie doch wer will mit der halben hölle weiter betzeln
- published: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 9
Zhang Zhung, le mont Gang Ti Sé de Arnaud Gabriel
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- Duration: 27:33
- Updated: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 41
Les Éditions Le Grimoire et la Collection Mille Saisons vous propose l'anthologie sur le thème Du Plomb à la lumière :
Sur les 21 Nouvelles, 21 auteurs, 21 ill...
Les Éditions Le Grimoire et la Collection Mille Saisons vous propose l'anthologie sur le thème Du Plomb à la lumière :
Sur les 21 Nouvelles, 21 auteurs, 21 illustrateurs et cette fois 21 musiciens qui sont réunis dans une anthologie qui brise les dogmes et affranchit les auteurs.
Les lecteurs décident de la prochaine publication sous forme de roman et participent au processus créatif.
L'auteur gagnant publiera son roman issus de la nouvelle.
L'illustrateur gagnant illustrera la couverture du roman.
Votre exemplaire est disponible :
http://www.legrimoire.net/store/fr/romans-mille-saisons/230-du-plomb-a-la-lumiere.html
Vous pouvez en savoir plus sur le site de Mille Saisons
http://www.millesaisons.fr
La collection vous est présenté par les Éditions le Grimoire :
http://www.legrimoire.net
Musique générique :
Sombre Loki - Absconse Résilience
http://www.auboutdufil.com/index.php?id=473
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.fr
wn.com/Zhang Zhung, Le Mont Gang Ti Sé De Arnaud Gabriel
Les Éditions Le Grimoire et la Collection Mille Saisons vous propose l'anthologie sur le thème Du Plomb à la lumière :
Sur les 21 Nouvelles, 21 auteurs, 21 illustrateurs et cette fois 21 musiciens qui sont réunis dans une anthologie qui brise les dogmes et affranchit les auteurs.
Les lecteurs décident de la prochaine publication sous forme de roman et participent au processus créatif.
L'auteur gagnant publiera son roman issus de la nouvelle.
L'illustrateur gagnant illustrera la couverture du roman.
Votre exemplaire est disponible :
http://www.legrimoire.net/store/fr/romans-mille-saisons/230-du-plomb-a-la-lumiere.html
Vous pouvez en savoir plus sur le site de Mille Saisons
http://www.millesaisons.fr
La collection vous est présenté par les Éditions le Grimoire :
http://www.legrimoire.net
Musique générique :
Sombre Loki - Absconse Résilience
http://www.auboutdufil.com/index.php?id=473
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.fr
- published: 17 Mar 2016
- views: 41
Good News Jangshung People/Language Movie Trailer
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- Duration: 11:19
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 30
This is: Good News Jangshung People/Language Movie Trailer c64040 [c64040t]
Other names for this program are: Dham Khabar
Other names for this language are: C...
This is: Good News Jangshung People/Language Movie Trailer c64040 [c64040t]
Other names for this program are: Dham Khabar
Other names for this language are: Central Kinnauri; Janghung; Jangi; Jangiam; Jangrami; Jangsung; Thebarskad; Thebor; Thebör Skadd; Zangram; Zhang-Zhung; जन्गशुंग
This language is spoken in: India (Bharôt, ভাৰত, Bharot, ভারত, India, Bhārat, ભારત, Bhārat, Hindustān, भारत, हिंदुस्तान, Bhārata, ಭಾರತ, Hindōstān, ہندوستان, Bhārat, भारत, Inḍya, Bhāratam, ഇന്ത്യ, ഭാരതം, Bhārat, भारत, Bhārat, भारत, Bharôtô, ଭାରତ, Bhārat, Hindustān, ਭਾਰਤ, ਹਿੰਦੁਸਤਾਨ, Bhāratam, भारतम्, Bhāratu, Hindustānu, ڀارت، هندستان, Indiyā, Bārata, இந்தியா, பாரத, Bhāratadēsham, Inḍiyā, భారత దేశం, ఇండియా, Hindostān, Bhārat, ہندوستان، بھارت)
This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women
For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c64040
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wn.com/Good News Jangshung People Language Movie Trailer
This is: Good News Jangshung People/Language Movie Trailer c64040 [c64040t]
Other names for this program are: Dham Khabar
Other names for this language are: Central Kinnauri; Janghung; Jangi; Jangiam; Jangrami; Jangsung; Thebarskad; Thebor; Thebör Skadd; Zangram; Zhang-Zhung; जन्गशुंग
This language is spoken in: India (Bharôt, ভাৰত, Bharot, ভারত, India, Bhārat, ભારત, Bhārat, Hindustān, भारत, हिंदुस्तान, Bhārata, ಭಾರತ, Hindōstān, ہندوستان, Bhārat, भारत, Inḍya, Bhāratam, ഇന്ത്യ, ഭാരതം, Bhārat, भारत, Bhārat, भारत, Bharôtô, ଭାରତ, Bhārat, Hindustān, ਭਾਰਤ, ਹਿੰਦੁਸਤਾਨ, Bhāratam, भारतम्, Bhāratu, Hindustānu, ڀارت، هندستان, Indiyā, Bārata, இந்தியா, பாரத, Bhāratadēsham, Inḍiyā, భారత దేశం, ఇండియా, Hindostān, Bhārat, ہندوستان، بھارت)
This movie concerns: movie movies video videos music song songs mp3 God Allah Jesus Christ real exist exists early life crucifixion tomb Bible Christian Christians church gospel injil hope help life Global Recordings Network language free world language movies man men woman women
For more information on this program see http://globalrecordings.net/program/c64040
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- published: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 30
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The Five Elements Practices, Geshe Chaphur Rinpoche
The Five Elements are an integral part of Tibetan cosmology and essential to understanding the relatedness and interdependence of all things in the universe. e Five Elements (space/ether, earth, water, re, and air) are the essential elements or building blocks for all phenomena, not only in the physical universe but also in our physical and energetic bodies. Each element represents not only an energetic quality, but also takes physical form—and like all forms, each element exists separately but also exists interdependently. Each element needs, supports, and affects the other elements together providing a cohesive whole within an individual being. When the Five Elements are out of balance, illness, negative emotions and disharmony manifest. The Five Elements practices from the Bön lineage...
published: 26 Feb 2015 -
An Introduction to Tibetan Bon with John Myrdhin Reynolds - Part 1
Part 1: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for the Study of Zhang Zhung and Tibetan Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Reynolds discusses the historical background of the ancient spiritual tradition of Tibetan Bön Buddhism, the cultural relationships between Yungdrung Bön and the schools of Tibetan Buddhism based on Indian sources, and makes special note of the origins of Dzogchen texts such as the Zhang Zhung Nyen Gyud and related meditation practices in the 8th century CE.
published: 20 Nov 2014 -
An Introduction to Tibetan Bon with John Myrdhin Reynolds - Part 4
Part 4: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for the Study of Zhang Zhung and Tibetan Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Reynolds discusses the historical background of the ancient spiritual tradition of Tibetan Bön Buddhism, the cultural relationships between Yungdrung Bön and the schools of Tibetan Buddhism based on Indian sources, and makes special note of the origins of Dzogchen texts such as the Zhang Zhung Nyen Gyud and related meditation practices in the 8th century CE.
published: 21 Nov 2014
The Five Elements Practices, Geshe Chaphur Rinpoche
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- Duration: 43:39
- Updated: 26 Feb 2015
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The Five Elements are an integral part of Tibetan cosmology and essential to understanding the relatedness and interdependence of all things in the universe. e...
The Five Elements are an integral part of Tibetan cosmology and essential to understanding the relatedness and interdependence of all things in the universe. e Five Elements (space/ether, earth, water, re, and air) are the essential elements or building blocks for all phenomena, not only in the physical universe but also in our physical and energetic bodies. Each element represents not only an energetic quality, but also takes physical form—and like all forms, each element exists separately but also exists interdependently. Each element needs, supports, and affects the other elements together providing a cohesive whole within an individual being. When the Five Elements are out of balance, illness, negative emotions and disharmony manifest. The Five Elements practices from the Bön lineage of Tibetan Buddhism are spiritual practices that help to remove physical, mental, and energetic blocks. e practices invoke, balance, and harmonize each of the ve elements through the use of sacred seed syllables, mudras (hand movements), mantras (sacred chants), physical postures, breath work and visualizations. When practiced regularly, these practices help one to attain a healthier lifestyle and to improve one’s physical, mental and emotional health.
Invoking space clears a cluttered mind and creates spaciousness and recognition of the pure space of being; invoking air transforms pride to peacefulness and helps to support increased flexibility and improved communication; invoking re transforms greed and desire to generosity and supports increased creativity; invoking water transforms jealousy to openness and supports a peaceful presence; invoking earth transforms ignorance to wisdom and supports a grounding, abiding presence. Chaphur Rinpoche will brie y explain the purpose and qualities of each element and then guide participants in performing the Five Elements practices.
Geshe Chaphur Rinpoche is the founder and spiritual director of Gyalshen Institute, an organization dedicated to the preservation and revival of the Zhang Zhung and Tibetan culture and traditions. He travels extensively providing teachings on Bön spiritual practices and has many on-going projects involving the preservation, translation, public presentation, and scholarly assessment of sacred Bön texts. Born in Amdo Ngaba in Eastern Tibet, he is from the Chaphur lineage, one of the oldest and most important lama family lineages within Tibet, and one of six principal high lama lineages within the Amdo region affiliated with Nangzhig Monastery. At age 16, under perilous conditions, he left Tibet and traveled many days on foot, through Tibet, Nepal and India in order to study at the Bön Dialectical School at Menri Monastery, the principal monastery for the Bön tradition in exile located in Dolanji, India. In 2006, the Tibetan Library of Dharamsala awarded him the certificate of Monk Science Scholar for his successful study of Western Sciences and Tibetan Cosmology in Southern India. In 2008, after fifteen years of study, he received his Geshe degree from Menri Monastery. He is also a master calligrapher having learned the art of calligraphy from H.E. Bon‑Gya Rinpoche at Bon-Gya Monastery in Amdo.
http://www.gyalshen.org
wn.com/The Five Elements Practices, Geshe Chaphur Rinpoche
The Five Elements are an integral part of Tibetan cosmology and essential to understanding the relatedness and interdependence of all things in the universe. e Five Elements (space/ether, earth, water, re, and air) are the essential elements or building blocks for all phenomena, not only in the physical universe but also in our physical and energetic bodies. Each element represents not only an energetic quality, but also takes physical form—and like all forms, each element exists separately but also exists interdependently. Each element needs, supports, and affects the other elements together providing a cohesive whole within an individual being. When the Five Elements are out of balance, illness, negative emotions and disharmony manifest. The Five Elements practices from the Bön lineage of Tibetan Buddhism are spiritual practices that help to remove physical, mental, and energetic blocks. e practices invoke, balance, and harmonize each of the ve elements through the use of sacred seed syllables, mudras (hand movements), mantras (sacred chants), physical postures, breath work and visualizations. When practiced regularly, these practices help one to attain a healthier lifestyle and to improve one’s physical, mental and emotional health.
Invoking space clears a cluttered mind and creates spaciousness and recognition of the pure space of being; invoking air transforms pride to peacefulness and helps to support increased flexibility and improved communication; invoking re transforms greed and desire to generosity and supports increased creativity; invoking water transforms jealousy to openness and supports a peaceful presence; invoking earth transforms ignorance to wisdom and supports a grounding, abiding presence. Chaphur Rinpoche will brie y explain the purpose and qualities of each element and then guide participants in performing the Five Elements practices.
Geshe Chaphur Rinpoche is the founder and spiritual director of Gyalshen Institute, an organization dedicated to the preservation and revival of the Zhang Zhung and Tibetan culture and traditions. He travels extensively providing teachings on Bön spiritual practices and has many on-going projects involving the preservation, translation, public presentation, and scholarly assessment of sacred Bön texts. Born in Amdo Ngaba in Eastern Tibet, he is from the Chaphur lineage, one of the oldest and most important lama family lineages within Tibet, and one of six principal high lama lineages within the Amdo region affiliated with Nangzhig Monastery. At age 16, under perilous conditions, he left Tibet and traveled many days on foot, through Tibet, Nepal and India in order to study at the Bön Dialectical School at Menri Monastery, the principal monastery for the Bön tradition in exile located in Dolanji, India. In 2006, the Tibetan Library of Dharamsala awarded him the certificate of Monk Science Scholar for his successful study of Western Sciences and Tibetan Cosmology in Southern India. In 2008, after fifteen years of study, he received his Geshe degree from Menri Monastery. He is also a master calligrapher having learned the art of calligraphy from H.E. Bon‑Gya Rinpoche at Bon-Gya Monastery in Amdo.
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An Introduction to Tibetan Bon with John Myrdhin Reynolds - Part 1
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Part 1: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for t...
Part 1: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for the Study of Zhang Zhung and Tibetan Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Reynolds discusses the historical background of the ancient spiritual tradition of Tibetan Bön Buddhism, the cultural relationships between Yungdrung Bön and the schools of Tibetan Buddhism based on Indian sources, and makes special note of the origins of Dzogchen texts such as the Zhang Zhung Nyen Gyud and related meditation practices in the 8th century CE.
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Part 1: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for the Study of Zhang Zhung and Tibetan Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Reynolds discusses the historical background of the ancient spiritual tradition of Tibetan Bön Buddhism, the cultural relationships between Yungdrung Bön and the schools of Tibetan Buddhism based on Indian sources, and makes special note of the origins of Dzogchen texts such as the Zhang Zhung Nyen Gyud and related meditation practices in the 8th century CE.
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Part 4: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for t...
Part 4: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for the Study of Zhang Zhung and Tibetan Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Reynolds discusses the historical background of the ancient spiritual tradition of Tibetan Bön Buddhism, the cultural relationships between Yungdrung Bön and the schools of Tibetan Buddhism based on Indian sources, and makes special note of the origins of Dzogchen texts such as the Zhang Zhung Nyen Gyud and related meditation practices in the 8th century CE.
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Part 4: John Myrdhin Reynolds is a pre-eminent scholar and translator of Tibetan Bön Dzogchen texts. In this talk given as a program at Gyalshen Institute for the Study of Zhang Zhung and Tibetan Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Reynolds discusses the historical background of the ancient spiritual tradition of Tibetan Bön Buddhism, the cultural relationships between Yungdrung Bön and the schools of Tibetan Buddhism based on Indian sources, and makes special note of the origins of Dzogchen texts such as the Zhang Zhung Nyen Gyud and related meditation practices in the 8th century CE.
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The Oral Tradition of Zhang-zhung: Bönpo Dzogchen Teachings -- Part 1
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Hidden Treasure Of Bön: Secrets of Mustang
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Zhang Zhung Group - 1st Science Exhibition
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Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid, Clinton Is The Real Spoiler Warns Jill Stein
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The latest scans of the Great Pyramid at Giza as part of the ScanPyramids project reveals the 4,500-year-old monument has even more mysterious hidden cavities and corridors than their previous work showed, IFL Science reported Monday. The first new discovery, the report said, is a cavity about 105 meters (345 feet) up from the ground on the northeastern corner of the pyramid....
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Federal, state and local authorities are investigating the firebombing of a local Republican Party office in North Carolina Sunday in an incident one state GOP official called an act of “political terrorism,” The Associated Press reported. A bottle filled with flammable liquid was thrown through the window of the Orange County Republican Party headquarters overnight, damaging the interior before burning out ... "It's a great gesture....
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Report: Mammoth-Sized Chunk Of Jade Stone Worth $170M Unearthed In Myanmar
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Miners in Myanmar have discovered a mammoth-sized chunk of jade stone, IFL Science reported Monday.The jade chunk, the report said, was discovered in a remote mine in Kachin State in the north of the country. It measures 5.8 meters (19 feet) long and weighs a cool 175 tonnes (192 US tons), the BBC reported. It’s believed to be worth a mind-blowing $170 million ... jadeite and nephrite. This find is believed to be a jadeite rock....
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani told CNN’s “State of the Union” Sunday Democrats are more likely to promote voter fraud than Republicans, citing elections in the cities of Chicago and Philadelphia as examples, Politico reported Monday. "I've found very few situations where Republicans cheat. They don't control the inner cities the way Democrats do ... There are no Republicans," he said of some major cities....
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Zhang Tao, chairman of the group, said the swap aims to help the Chinese tin producer and exporter out of its present cyclical financial difficulties ... Zhang Minghe, head of CCB's debt-for-equity swap programs, said the bank hopes to help the group lower its debt-to-asset ratio by 15 percentage points from 83 percent through the 10-billion-yuan debt-for-equity swap program....
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Cold messes with a tomato's genes ... All the tomatoes were ripe ... This guy's a professor, remember.) Klee and colleague Bo Zhang went off and measured the difference ... “Chilling-induced tomato flavor loss is associated with altered volatile synthesis and transient changes in DNA methylation,” by Bo Zhang et al., is published in a major journal called Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)....
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