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Lesson 34
Lesson 34
A Journey to the West
Awakening
Buddhist Hermits
growingup
Gyatrul Rinpoche
Healing
Jigme Phuntsok
Rocky Mountains Retreat
Spiritual Hardships
Spirituality
Western Buddhism History
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Chapters
00:03
The third stop: Arriving at the breathtaking Rocky Mountains
00:13
Retracing the journey: A wish to follow His Holiness's footsteps again
00:46
Comparing the Rockies to the Himalayas and Mount Kailash
01:29
The beautiful climate of July and the bone-chilling winds of Larung Gar
02:08
The wooden cabin where His Holiness stayed for seven days
02:37
American practitioners living in huts and tents for years
03:28
"A Relaxed Chat": His Holiness blesses everyone upon arrival
04:14
Sitting under the eaves: A conversation with Gyatrul Rinpoche
04:52
The story of Gyatrul Rinpoche: A "Chinese Tulku" from Domang Monastery
06:07
A surprise visit: Returning to a monastery too poor to offer tsampa
06:50
Five yuan and a vajra cord: A generous gift in difficult times
07:34
Yangthang Rinpoche's fundraising and the rebuilding of the academy
08:50
The moving history: How great masters built monasteries from nothing
09:43
Primitive times at Larung Gar: Walking 8 hours for a bottle of kerosene
11:22
The regret of success: When we finally make it, our teachers are gone
12:20
The unity of the Likhokma clans and their devotion to the Guru
12:37
Archiving memory: Writing "A Journey to the West" as Gyatrul Rinpoche passed away
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