Acho Rinpoche

"Practicing quietly and training my mind in silence, with no wisdom and nothing gained, I am just a crazy practitioner who cares not of names and forms, but a tiny leaf dancing in the sky." ~~ Acho Rinpoche III

Thursday, November 3, 2011

The Balancing Act Between Intellectual Study and True Practice (理事双修之间的平衡点)

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A Balancing Act Between Intellectual Study and True Practice   Frankly, it is not easy to read the books of Master Nan Huai Jin. F...
Friday, August 26, 2011

The Differences Between Zen Buddhism and Vajrayana Buddhism (Part 2)

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The amount of merits accumulated by a Bodhisattva on the First Level of Bodhisattvahood is simply inconceivable, let alone the level of atta...
Thursday, August 25, 2011

The Differences Between Zen Buddhism and Vajrayana Buddhism (Part 1)

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Actually, most of us have not even truly started on the path to enlightenment. There are too many Buddhists who have practised for more tha...
Thursday, August 18, 2011

X-tour: The Source of the Three Rivers in Qinghai & Northern Xinjiang

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Our original plan this time was to visit the Source of the Three Rivers in Qinghai and Tibet, from 20 Jul to 3 Aug 2011. However, in mid Jun...
Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Book Title: "Dancing in the Sky"

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This is a collection of teachings on mind training given by Acho Rinpoche during the recent years. They were given by Acho Rinpoche a...
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