Mangala Shri Bhuti - The Link
At the heart of the Buddhist path is the individual practitioner who integrates the teachings with his or her own experience. Posting weekly since August of 2009, the Link Podcast features pithy teachings by Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche, Dungse Jampal Norbu, and Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel that illustrate the creativity and practicality that are the hallmarks of being a successful meditator. Talks by students of Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche offer an intimate window into the spiritual paths of Western students of Buddhism as they bring the teachings to life in their own unique and personal ways. Most talks in this podcast draw from a weekly Live broadcast on Sundays at 10 am Mountain Time.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 59 minutes
- Episodes
- 773
- Years Active
- 2004 - 2025
Swimming Through The World Like A Squid (Link #327)
Speaker: Peggy Markel. Using the metaphor of a squid swimming through the world, Peggy conveys what she has learned about keeping an open heart and bringing the wisdom of bodhichitta to all experienc…
00:54:31 |
Sun 31 Jul 2016
Trusting Our Spiritual Path (Link #326)
Speaker: Michaela Ledesma. Michaela reflects on how trusting in the Three Jewels has helped her bring challenging experiences onto the path and guided her through personal and professional challenges…
00:53:07 |
Sun 24 Jul 2016
2016 Nyingma Summer Seminar (Link #325)
Speaker: Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel. Elizabeth teaches on the Hinayana at the 19th annual Nyingma Summer Seminar.
01:48:44 |
Sun 10 Jul 2016
Everyday Ways of Working With Ego (Link #324)
Speaker: Dungse Jampal Norbu. Dungse-la speaks to the MSB youth at the annual Illustrious Moon Youth Retreat in Ward, Colorado.
01:11:06 |
Sun 03 Jul 2016
The Interrupters: Relating With Self Doubt On The Spiritual Path (Link #323)
Speaker: Samuel Gates. Samuel reflects on how a wide variety of practices have supported him on his path.
00:52:53 |
Sun 26 Jun 2016
Relax: We' ve Done This Before (Link #322)
Speajer: Rowen Hurley. Rowen explains how relaxing is the key cornerstone on the path for him.
01:00:03 |
Sun 19 Jun 2016
Moving Toward Continuity of Mindfulness and Constant Remembrance of the Practice in Post-Meditation (Link #321)
Speaker: Andy Nicodemus. Andy offers specific techniques he has developed to support mindfulness in post-meditation.
01:13:29 |
Sun 12 Jun 2016
Adventure and Meaning (Link #320)
Speaker: Dungse Jampal Norbu. Dungse-la investigates how travel stretches our boundaries and takes us out of our comfort zone, a good opportunity to go beyond the self.
01:13:57 |
Sun 05 Jun 2016
Finding Balance as a Dharma Practitioner in New York City (Link #319)
Speaker: Wassilissa Agasto. Wassya talks about living in New York City and how she stays open to the suffering and pain she sees every day.
00:37:25 |
Sun 29 May 2016
Classroom Dharma (Link #318)
Speaker: Fredi Kaufmann. Fredi describes how she brings Dharma to life in the classroom and how that affects her students.
01:00:28 |
Sun 22 May 2016
Shenpa: An Opportunity For Everyday Practice (Link #317)
Speaker: Lindsay Heppner. Lindsay recounts her experience with shenpa and shares various antidotes she finds helpful to counteract the "hook" shenpa can have on one' s mind.
00:55:29 |
Sun 15 May 2016
Supplication and The Bad Me (Link #316)
Speaker: Michael Noone. Michael reflects on how supplicating can help us work with life-shattering experiences and with the feeling of "bad me" that they often evoke in us.
00:53:45 |
Sun 08 May 2016
Practice Versus Path: Mindfulness (Link #315)
Speaker: Dungse Jampal Norbu. Dungse-la investigates the current mindfulness movement in the west and compares and contrasts it with traditional buddhist teachings about mindfulness.
01:00:51 |
Sun 01 May 2016
What Would Buddha Do? (Link #314)
Speaker: Nancy Young. Nancy explores how we can fully integrate the teachings with our daily lives by asking, "What would the Buddha do?".
00:50:48 |
Sun 24 Apr 2016
What' s In A Name? (Link #313)
Speaker: Sybil Boutilier. Sybil explores the meanings and significance of our refuge and bodhisattva names and recounts how her names have affected her contemplation and understanding.
00:57:44 |
Sun 17 Apr 2016
Be Like A Lamp: Reflections On Bodhicitta (Link #312)
Speaker: Robin Correll. Robin explores how cultivating bodhicitta and self-reflection allows us to attain liberation from self-absorption.
00:57:04 |
Sun 10 Apr 2016
Back To Basics, Again and Again (Link #311)
Speaker: David Croke. David shares his history meeting Rinpoche and how the practice of self reflection helped him work with depression.
00:30:33 |
Sun 03 Apr 2016
Keep Coming Back (Link #310)
Speaker: Frank Allen. Frank explains the importance of continually coming back to practice, the view, and the teachings.
00:59:42 |
Sun 27 Mar 2016
Saying Yes (Link #309)
Speaker: Vivian Bower. Vivian shares several of her life' s expeiences when she offered an "unexamined yes" and where that path lead, including the path of Dharma.
00:33:52 |
Sun 20 Mar 2016
Being In Relationship With Our Pain (Link #308)
Speaker: Christopher Kreider. Christopher reflects on how the Dharma can guide us to relate to all kinds of pain with greater compassion and mindfulness.
00:48:17 |
Sun 13 Mar 2016
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