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
- 776
- Years Active
- 2004 - 2025
Seven Riches of the Aryas Series- Talk 4: Tupa (Hearing Wisdom) (Link #248)
Rinpoche continues his exposition of the Seven Aryan Riches. In this fourth talk he explores Hearing Wisdom, both its practice and its benefits.
01:06:45 |
Sun 07 Dec 2014
Kitchen Talk (Link #247)
Doug recollects memories of being in the kitchen, a place he feels is central to his life' s practice.
00:53:39 |
Sun 30 Nov 2014
Appreciation of the Nature (Link #246)
Bill shares his experiences with the lineage training and practices of Mangala Shri Bhuti.
01:00:48 |
Sun 23 Nov 2014
Reflections on Right Size (Link #245)
Katarina describes how the cultivation of confidence and bodhicitta have helped to dispel the need to find a "right size".
00:36:25 |
Sun 16 Nov 2014
Telling Stories of Jackalopes (Link #244)
Dungse-la talks about the "Jackalope Phenomenon", a rabbit with horns, which is a classic Tibetan example of the impossible, something which does not exist. He relates that to our culture and the bel…
00:58:57 |
Sun 09 Nov 2014
Seven Riches of the Aryas Series- Talk 3: Jinpa (Generosity) (Link #243)
Rinpoche speaks of generosity as a "hook" for a happy, joyful and meaningful life.
01:26:30 |
Sun 02 Nov 2014
Stumbling Along The Middle Way (Link #242)
Pam describes her experiences embracing and practicing the middle way in her daily life.
00:45:03 |
Sun 26 Oct 2014
The Art and Artifice of Memory (Link #241)
Greg talks about how the brain and memory work and how that leads to a construct of self.
01:20:40 |
Sun 19 Oct 2014
Keeping Track of the Essential Point (Link #240)
Dungse-la describes how the teachings of Dharma are woven together in a simple and elegant way and relates that to our motivation to enter the path.
00:52:02 |
Sun 12 Oct 2014
Seven Riches of the Aryas Series- Talk 2: Tsultrim (Discipline/Buddhist Ethics) (Link #239)
Rinpoche speaks about Buddhist ethics and delves into the topic of treating others as we would like to be treated as a way to cut through religious dogma and cultivate peace in our lives.
00:53:58 |
Sun 05 Oct 2014
Home (Link #238)
Chime explores how he makes the journey of going deeper into his mind his "home". Chime defines "Home" as the awakened mind: Rigpa, where we can most effectively benefit others.
00:36:55 |
Sun 21 Sep 2014
RSVP (Link #237)
Dungse-la explains the importance of "http://podcast.mangalashribhuti.org/ing up" and remaining present in our lives.
00:43:08 |
Sun 14 Sep 2014
How To Live and Age Skillfully (Link #236)
Rinpoche describes the wisdom and skillful means of aging gracefully.
00:54:21 |
Sun 07 Sep 2014
Breadcrumbs: Finding Our Path (Link #235)
Therese describes the "breadcrumbs" or teachings she has received that guided her through several hardships and inspired her to continue on her path with the Dharma.
00:56:28 |
Sun 31 Aug 2014
What' s So Important About Being Important? (Link #234)
Ram Jyoti explores self importance with arrogance and self loathing being two sides of the same coin. She offers antidotes for attachment to the self.
01:01:09 |
Sun 24 Aug 2014
Beginner' s Mind and The Back Side of Life (Link #233)
Christian explores how to practice with a beginner' s mind in a life with "less time in the front than it has in the back".
00:49:30 |
Sun 17 Aug 2014
Note To Self: Don' t Be So Mundane (Link #232)
Moni' s shares her experiences in service to the lineage and how she uses various practices to turn her mind from a mundane to a spritual view.
01:01:07 |
Sun 10 Aug 2014
Bodhicitta and Authenticity (Link #231)
Dungse-la examines what we mean by authenticity and how that is related to our dharmic practice of being altruistic and caring for others.
01:01:07 |
Sun 03 Aug 2014
Practice of the Five Strengths (Link #230)
Susan recounts how she has integrated her meditation practice and dharma studies with her artistic practice of painting.
00:46:45 |
Sun 27 Jul 2014
2014 Nyingma Summer Seminar (Link #229)
Dungse-la gives teachings on the Hinayana at the 2014 Nyingma Summer Seminar.
01:58:19 |
Sun 13 Jul 2014
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