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
Taking Responsibility For One' s Own Mind (Link #228)
Dungse-la gives teachings on the twelfth Lojong slogan, "Drive All Blames Into One".
00:43:43 |
Sun 06 Jul 2014
Addictive Emotions and Learning To Be Kind to Onesself and Others (Link #227)
Margit shares personal experiences with strong emotions and her teacher' s advice which transformed how she views emotions with openness, thereby generating kindness toward herself and others.
01:09:58 |
Sun 29 Jun 2014
Writing Your Biography and Walking With The Bigshots (Link #226)
Having studied the namthars, Andrew describes how important stories and role models are to inspire spiritual practice in the modern age.
00:57:54 |
Sun 22 Jun 2014
A Dose of Perspective (Link #225)
Erin shared her experiences in seeing hardship as something to open up to and accept change as necessary for growth.
00:34:00 |
Sun 15 Jun 2014
A Clear Spiritual Perspective (Link #224)
Scott explores what it means to have a clear spiritual perspective, which acts as an antidote to the eight worldly concerns.
00:57:41 |
Sun 08 Jun 2014
Fuzzy Logic (Link #223)
Dungse-la explores the principle of uncertainty and how to live with a non-dual view of all phenomena.
01:16:38 |
Sun 01 Jun 2014
Blind Faith and Black Holes (Link #222)
Debra describes how blind faith has been a critical component in connecting with the three jewels early in her path.
00:57:04 |
Sun 25 May 2014
He Must Have Liked It, Right? (Link #221)
Michael shares his twenty years' experience as a dharma practitioner and the inspiration he has from studying the teachings.
00:42:55 |
Sun 18 May 2014
My Own Inner Wisdom Guru (Link #220)
Polly shares what set her on the path of the dharma, what keeps her on the path and what inspires her.
00:56:22 |
Sun 11 May 2014
Ability In Vulnerability (Link #219)
Dungse-la discusses the benefits and opportunities that exist in remaining in a state of vulnerability.
00:53:09 |
Sun 04 May 2014
Nothing Not To Know (Link #218)
Jim uses this quote from Patrul Rinpoche as inspiration for his experiences of practice in every day life.
01:02:15 |
Sun 27 Apr 2014
Waking Up: Penetrating Our Projections and Resting In Openness (Link #217)
Rebecca describes her experiences in retreat, cutting through the mind' s activity, resting in the openness where one' s natural qualities arise.
01:02:30 |
Sun 20 Apr 2014
As He Lay Dying: Reflections on Being Alive (Link #216)
Laura describes how attending a sangha brother through his process of death helped her cultivate qualities patience and renunciation.
00:48:45 |
Sun 13 Apr 2014
Seven Riches of the Aryas Series- Talk 1: Tepa (Faith) (Link #215)
Rinpoche emphasizes the practicality of faith and devotion if we wish to transcend the suffering and concerns of the small self.
01:22:21 |
Sun 06 Apr 2014
Accepting Life is Difficult and Bumpy (Link #214)
Dai describes how we constantly try to fix the problems that arise in our lives causing ourselves even more pain and difficulty. He presents an alternative to this approach.
00:53:35 |
Sun 30 Mar 2014
Refining Resolution (Link #213)
Stephanie shares her experiences helping people through the process of dying and offers contemplations that are helpful to prepare for one' s own death.
01:17:19 |
Sun 23 Mar 2014
Impermanence (Link #212)
Nick describes impermanence as an invisible thread of the universe that weaves all thing together. When we see it being woven or unwoven it can connect us to the nature of reality.
01:17:19 |
Sun 16 Mar 2014
Reflections On Death and Dying and the Practice of Tonglen (Link #211)
Jennie shares personal accounts of loss and death in her life and the practices she employs that have helped her and many others through the process of death.
00:50:22 |
Sun 09 Mar 2014
2014 Losar Address (Link #210)
Rinpoche delivers his first Losar Address from the Sangdo Palri Temple in Crestone, Colorado.
00:54:16 |
Sun 02 Mar 2014
Practical Magic: Building the Sangdo Palri Temple (Link #209)
Elizabeth uses the analogy of building a temple to look at magic and scredness in our lives as the most important and practical aspect to human well-being.
00:55:57 |
Sun 23 Feb 2014
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