Have you also practiced any kind of Tibetan Yoga, like Trul Khor, Tsa Lung or the Five Tibetan Rites? How did you feel compared to Qigong?
TRUL KHOR(Tibet)
FIVE TIBETAN RITES(Tibet)
QIGONG(China)
HATHA YOGA(India)
PRANAYAMAS(India)
TUMMO(Tibet)
If I start Hanuman Chalisa and eat meat, milk, eggs, etc... daily, is this a problem?
I saw people saying that it's okay and others saying that it's not, who do I follow?
I was reading a post and I think this is what is happening to me...
Almost 10 years ago I did some mantras without Guru Diksha nor supervision, they were:
Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha 108x
Om Namah Shivaya 108x
Kleem 108x
But then my life just went completely wrong and I just stopped any mantra practice until like 1 year ago when I came back to it.
Can this "karma acceleration" thing happen for like 7 YEARS???
I think I hit a wall almost 7 years ago when I started naam jaap, maybe I had like TOO MUCH karma to be cleansed, is it possible??
To be honest I'm still lost in life, 7 years later.
And is this officially written somewhere?
I heard that whoever does bad things, even wishing bad things for a Tantric Practitioner will become "cursed", I mean not literally cursed, but I mean in a way that these bad intentions and when they try to harm us it will be sent back to them in some way.
But I'm not talking of ordinady bad karma, I heard that for tantrikas it's like a deity protection, it's something more deep than just "bad karma going back to them".
And is this officially written somewhere?
I heard that whoever does bad things, even wishing bad things for a Tantric Practitioner will become "cursed" for many of his/her next lifes.
Is this true?
Where is this written or something similar to it?
I heard a Buddhist Vajrayana practitioner mention this somewhere but I can't find it anymore, I also can't find the text it comes from.
He said that whoever does bad things, even wishing bad things for a Vajrayana Practitioner will become "cursed" for many of his/her next lifes.
Is this true, is this written somewhere?
So, for example, if I eat a package of those "instant noodles", it's supposed to give me a lot of Qi(energy), but it's an unhealthy food, so does this increases my Qi or reduces it?
Same for things like eating like a cake, it has sugar, so is it reducing my Jing or Qi?
Also what about sausage and other unhealthy foods in general, do they replenish our energies or they backfire in a negative way, so instead of increasing my Qi they are actually damaging it?
I would like more explanation on this, thank you!
And is this officially written somewhere?
I heard that whoever does bad things, even wishing bad things for a Tantric Practitioner will become "cursed" for many of his/her next lifes.
Is this true?
Where is this written or something similar to it?
I heard a Buddhist Vajrayana practitioner mention this somewhere but I can't find it anymore, I also can't find the text it comes from.
He said that whoever does bad things, even wishing bad things for a Vajrayana Practitioner will become "cursed" for many of his/her next lifes.
Is this true, is this written somewhere?
Sou homem dei match com uma mina, já vi o instagram e whatsapp dela e mais as fotos do aplicativo e ela é real, trocamos umas conversas e tal e ela já me chamou pra casa dela, disse que tá com mta vontade
Eu sei que não é muito comum a mulher chamar pra casa dela direto assim, é mais o homem que faz isso
Gostaria da opinião de vcs, é seguro ou eu vou chegar lá e vão ter 3 marmanjo me esperando pra me sequestrar?
Heard the above from a person I respect inside Vajrayana, I won't mention who because I like this person very much and he's not actually a Lama, but a practitioner since 2007 and I always have advice from him.
What are your thoughts on the quotes in the title?
The practice: https://www.lamayeshe.com/advice/black-garuda-mantra-and-visualization
He only mentions to visualize it for yourself, but what if I visualize Black Garuda in front of me and instead of his black light coming into me, it then goes to heal my dog's skin issue?
I have 6 session Guru Yoga daily commitment from 2 Lamas from the same lineage, this means I need to do it 12x daily, 6 for one and 6 for the other?
I see many places to learn Sanskrit but very few few for Tibetan.
Any good online souces, for free or paid courses?
I would like to learn how to pronouce prayers in tibetan like 21 Tara's praises, etc...
Can we practice qigong when we have a blocked nostril due to allergic reactions?
I know the nostrils play a big role in Pranayama and other Hindu techniques, not sure if they affect too much the flow of Qi in gigong if I'm breathing only with my left nostril.
I'm on a goood days streak of practice and it was building up
Hard to find, people only talk about the other colours lol
For almost a year since I joined "Vajrayana Events" page on facebook, only one Red Dzambhala empowerment showed up, it's from Sakya on July, registrations aren't open yet but it seems like it will be only in-person. I'm looking for a online empowerment if possible. Thanks!
This saturday Lama Kunsang will be giving an initiation, can someone help me understand what will be taught there?
It only says the following:
Dharmapala teaching and practice. But what Dharmapala is he teaching the practice?
Special Secret Mantra Empowerment of Mahakali Tsen Tika. Which Mahakali is this? What is Tsen Tika?
This event already has 120 likes which is huge, the last time I saw an event with so many likes was a Medicine Buddha empowerment from the Sakya Trizin.
So I know this event will be big and maybe a rare opportunity, but who is this Mahakali???
I've read some posts about it and find it interesting that some representations of Red Jambhala have a elephant head and others don't, and some consider him, with or without the elephant head, to be the equivalent of Ganesh in Vajrayana.
Is it true?
How deep does this vow of not telling everyone go?
To this day, not even my own family knows I'm a Vajrayana practitioner, they only think I'm Buddhist.
But last week, I went to therapy to get some guidance in my life and career, and this question came up. She told me to tell her my whole life story during the first sessions.
When I get to the part where I became a Vajrayana practitioner, should I mention it, or should I do the same thing I did with my family — just tell her I became Buddhist and move on?