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because it seems that some of the perhaps we're not here last night i see some new places to nine milli rupert j it's going to talk to talk about monasticism into that scene from an insider's perspective from someone who was brought up in the system of to and monasticism
and that's the principle somebody for tonight but i thought first i should spend a few minutes relating that discussion to our general should have seen that we said yesterday and just encouraged me to do it it sort of involves kind of illusion of monasticism
in a monastery
as a place wherein evolution transcends itself
somehow where the struggle for survival the struggle of self preservation of the struggle of the drive the root of all evil and but as thought which is root of all evil being really actually the drive of self preservation of what the buddha school self cherishing days that a false view of of south
ah self replication you could say or self self absolutist asian
and so were this sort of dry and inclusionary drive myself cherishing transcends itself it's were within a certain species but after beings have evolved up and i'm sort of thing of this because we were talking by alice earlier then you know where species of all in this drive himself cherishing were even though there's a stick and identify with a student range of other beings
the within a family with a certain time they are their their ability to universalize their sense of identity is very very limited but yet it becomes a little more limited an animal species and enough to become human and then in the human species they get that moment of where they can identify with all of the whole it's only out of the human realm that they can identify with the whole consciously where the very
in other words where the habit of self identification of self cherishing as it's called becomes other cherishing becomes universal cherishing of others over itself which did that which is simultaneous with the realization of emptiness of self which is simultaneous with enlightenment so that in them for example
lol these words we use about monasticism when we translated to english to put his terms i'm an acids them are all totally misleading for example we talk about ordination
but the word in sanskrit and in their asian languages for ordination is nothing to do an ordination ordination means putting someone into orders under rules that means under a certain kind of controls but originally what the word for so coordination in sanskrit meant was putting someone into liberation coming literally graduation
was what it meant when you get to order and it's die graduating because when you enter into the monastic universe you leave the the cycle of biology where your identify with your narrow home with your struggled for self cherishing and cherishing of you're near one fighting against your neighbor to sort of crowd out for more space against the neighbor that sort of struggle like that so
home to our struggle of survival and you enter into a world of freedom you graduate out all the words having to do with entering into the monastic order from of asian cultures are all filled with joy with escape with relief with getting out of lots of duties and problems and burdens no more tax
as we we will we we didn't go into this when we mention about this terry got as the early songs of the sisters of the nuns in india those songs are such a simple uncertain as very transcend that kind of was but the others on a very very simple level there's one one of one about great sisters you say oh but i love you so much here i am sitting quietly under
the tree and i just had a nice lunch of rise given to me by a pious layman a layman's household kindly as i walked in town and all i have to do is just wipe out my bowl and tuck it back into my robe and then the past i had to sit in scrabble so many dishes for my humble old mother in law and my children and my horrible hunchback
husband and i had to pound the rise ahead of time and had to struggle and only that was the dishes and the mean husband and the horrible petal that i have used to pound the rise and then the husband's horrible pessoas that she pounded me and the mother in law's hobbled tongues which he pounded me and then but i escaped and i got an i graduated into
our nation into being a bikini and now i've just had a totally nice lunch and i'm sitting here all i needed to sit under this tree and contemplate my own liberation and perfection thank you for so much getting me out of that awful kitchen duty
mr very funny and beautiful kind of on that level in a level of escape in what there's anyway so this view of monastic of the monastic precincts of entry into the saga as an exit from a certain world of struggle as a relieves some so many kind of burdens then begins to make intelligible the history and asia of why the asian nations the people
of the asian nations so loved monasticism every third generation for example of chinese emperor had to confiscate back the lands from the monasteries because so many people had given so many lands to so many monasteries and there were so many people running out of the rice fields you know planting rice for the emperor and for the army to become monks and nuns
is that they kept losing their labor base their land-based their tax base and had to purge the sanga every third generation and the history of china
so it is sort of generally we communicate yesterday this collision of monasticism and today and therefore we when it came to tibet after several cemeteries darting around the ear eight hundred and little before the earth and seven nineties when the first monastery a real monster as opposed to temple was completed in tibet the tibetans also that vedic culture as a
tribal culture as a sort of ecological unit as a sort of as a sort of group struggle for it's nice to there in the middle of asia found a place just found the level of freedom as a whole to put a place of totally useless freedom of self transcendence place where those drives with subtracts and namely a monastery in it from that
time that tibetans had great reverence built around the monastic the concept of a monastery as this kind of like
valve of liberation within the center of the society as this doorway of escape into another dimension into another universe into the vast dharma data universe the universe of ultimate reality sort of the doorway and to become free to that universe of ultimate reality out of the universe of the self cherishing struggle and survival and so there's a veterans charity
this very much from the very beginning once they got into it and they slowly developed this message that they had a sort of revulsion against it the tribal areas as it were freaked out from the in the ninth and tenth centuries but then when it came back they when really strong hours until finally from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries the monasteries themselves can of took charge
even of the people who came so focused on this freedom of getting out of things that sort of nobody was paying attention to how to run the sort of worldly ships so to speak and so the head of monastery the monastery hierarchy bureaucracy you could say like you know the managers and they want to a managing to cook and the land and the fields and the things they had to take over and manage the whole society so
speaking of just a practical matter which was very good actually because they only managed to the extent that a society worked to allow the monasteries to thrive as escape routes for people so that the whole nation was living to to preserve these kind of gateways of entry into the transcendent for as many people as possible who could internet gateway
so this then enable this tibetans is cow culture to live in this delicate ecology in a very stable way for many many centuries without famine without war without violence peacefully sort of also also balancing against the war of others and actually exercising international influence of balancing and keeping peace amongst the very violent and powerful mongol
as and managers and chinese and nepalese cool cousins of what many pupils only thing overwhelmed finally by the more violent most violent are good old buddies the british
who finally did invade and and they start to make a mess are the first ones to really invent with them
and so this is divisions and a fitting into the oval historical pattern anyway on to defend muslims on cop on particular for example in the tibetan buddhism is known as the sort of buddhism of sometimes called lama is or more sometimes tantric potential size the buddhism or five diana is terry quarters and people save and tibetan buddhist me
modern western to say well we're by diana buddhist everything they will say
and that's a little misleading because although of course the tantric literature and the tantric lineages and tons of meditation was an important part of tibetan buddhism the tibetan buddhists never considered tundra even the faintest possibility without a very strong practice of monastic buddhism what we would call here diana or buddhism of individual liberation and they consider the tongue too
just simply the esoteric aspect of my and of buddhism what we would call technically in english the messianic buddhism buddhism of those but i suppose you how to save the whole world all the whole universe
and then the vagina is only like an inner esoteric element of than myanma the my on itself it's based it's very fiber is the hinayana without you know and other ones without a vehicle of individual liberation for the individual to liberate themselves it's foolish and hypocritical and impossible to talk about liberating the whole world was first each end because liberating the whole world
means making it possible for each individual to liberate themselves if you can see how the and are universal vehicle of the bodhisattva as as integrally connected with the individual vehicle of monastic buddhism for the individuals to liberate themselves with get or candy work without has no touching the ground without having the individual vehicle so in fact in tibetan buddhism the monash
stick was always considered the root of the dharma the placement the dharma was planted in historical reality was to of monastic put of them through the monastery and for example this as an example the synthesizer of the man who the emanation of mandatory at least in the in the tibetan buddhist view monastery there were a number of course i'm and admonitions of manjushri
industry the second pandita that couldn't get the launch and rob zumba and then third zone cuppa from the eleventh from the twelfth eleventh and twelfth until the fifteenth century and these three great i'm of these three great monasteries culminating in the third one's own capa then made the great synthesis of the great teaching of librium of the integration of tantric and sutra esoteric and exile
check practices systematizing the overview of all the indian scriptures as organized into bed development of the monastic monastic university your educational curriculum sort of hard sciences of buddhism vader sciences and connecting them with the spiritual practice most amazing kind of system that he created overview of the dogmas that in the event viewer kind of renewing of the dharma to
last another five hundred years from the fifteenth century anyway this dog about among his for great deeds one of them and fourteen o to which is not so he's not so well known for was his convening of a great vinaya assembly where he brought all the leaders of all the for schools or four five schools of tibetan buddhism and his time
i know the different orders and he brought them together to go over all the whole indian vanilla and see how their monastic practice tibet measured up to that been are and throw out certain kind of habits that had crept in and like a renewed certain kinds of forms and habits and brilliant this and that kind of new renewed certain things and get that you know the monks to folder
towels and a certain way and made the brush their teeth and do this and daddy knows stock picking their teeth templeman is there a little things that are very very important that the buddhist masters that was of a real important
and that he was therefore he himself was most proud or most of the he felt and anything he might do in the level of these very exalted tantra teaches which you made us of what would be completely ungrounded and useless if he didn't establish monastic buddhism on a very very firm found footing and there even is the most extraordinary me the most extraordinary story story of
a song about have to do with the fact that he achieved his highest enlightenment in his own body now seeing him more as a human and less as a mandatory achieved as high as a nightmare and thirteen ninety eight he had like to experience of perfect emptiness but yet another level of experience of that emptiness as integrated with relative
cavity from the tantric way of seeing it where the emptiness and great place for perfectly integrated to do that he would following the indian pattern he should have to like shown today of our some of the indians to does abandoned the monastic role and enter into a sort of sitar role sort of trans institutional
type of role and sort of reconnect with sensuality and a certain way and reconnect with the feminine and certain way and so forth it's sort of essential act is very very high stage
but he chose not to do that and it has said he didn't go further into that kind of integration the bliss void indivisible experience until the between state namely until death and it was the only two ways to go further from where he wasn't thirteen ninety eight was either through union with the concert or through death the dissolution of death
those because those are the only two ways of dissolving his connection with its course body and he purposely was born for nineteen years his next said the set of a teen personal attainment because he said he thought to himself if i do so than people who actually don't haven't actually reached this level of attainment will just think all the big thing to do it
to forget being a mum who needs mom who needs monastery and i've run out and sort of indulged themselves and think that's like the high for our think that's the great perfection that's the ultimate integrated states and we don't need any of these monastic forms and that would be a terrible his dark that would ruin tibetan buddhism so i will just restrain myself and live a little short of perfect enlightenment
in order to benefit others in this field for hundreds of years for these nineteen years knowing full well where he could have test even the next week after that time and thirteen ninety eight that's a story that to be as like most astounding and most extraordinary so me
but dumb and with this is so this is but it's an example of the kind of personal sacrifice nokia sacrifice of a certain kind of great plus integration that the tibetans have maintained all along in order to be cherished the jewel of the sunday ratna and in the center of that jewel of the some good i'm not the true monastic monk and none
sanga the core of the fourfold some guys rose general she said yes to coconut yours to say the other day of layman lay woman's and monk and none this fourfold sanga where the monk or nun part of the essential those two central component of it so without general kind of introduction now to put it on in context we will now
now turn to rember chair and he will give us and sort of interior view from the tibetan
view of the monastery and the monastic institution into bed as tomorrow the roaches will give us that view in east asia and the same kind of view in east asia
right i hope you can check that out of lunch teacher he started checking a good
and pest-free do very well i just launched the rushes into an open your eyes so long and so on so now empty lot of the thing on drugs in and and gone by she wasn't that simple to assemble our that's what those near are and images angry but hundred thousand i would have the dead chicks uv image in download click that and there's no gave me and it
recently and this year remaining on bag into county in which it had gone down to the choose from that involve and insurgency in on else
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should i immediately on is now if i if we talk about the tibetan way of seeing the monastery i feel that it's something very beautiful
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penny by he to my god you know that this montana and the light to center and seventeen so we ideas into doing
the lowest now i have confidence that this sort of historical sense of the way in which monasticism came from india and sort of grew in tibet and flourished eventually in tibet the way tens in law has explained that the way from bob sermon has explained that to you i'm sure is clear and concise and so i
don't need to into that
yeah he did huge issue is but i want to give also a version that were just from are tibetan way of our own traditional way of my
did you know anything like this year the yeah job dashiell celia
so maybe there might be some redundancy
there's a danger of that so please bear with it
cause i'm natalie or digitized show these so i'll try to make it concise but hopefully maybe repetition will give you some further impression lots of the bigger the the wasn't a sneaky and number counterfeiting was the pool ep
he dodges don't my on over the city the true comedy central asia now our teachers had to put out the lord buddha shakyamuni from that use from a youth he did nothing but sit and think one pointedly about how can i benefit to living beings how can i help them
come on didn't pee
bhutan doors by joy on and the scenes have done that motto never nevada
finally he reached the stage wherein even his inhalation and exhalation was only for the benefit of other beans and never in order to simply to take air into his lungs for his own desire of having air only for the benefit of others did even inhale he reached such a stage in the was handed pullman
wounded dinner and boy city told the manager will see only audience and therefore them what is called monastery the monastery is something that he that arose from his own inner thought and inner intention to benefit been to the didn't do go listening to jazz up the door
just get on holiday onto the per year to go but he has had eaten saturday you may dandelion khadijah ton of new candle-lit dinner privilege and are and so his invention of this monastery became something that was of great benefit to all beings in general and in particular wherever it was created
it became of tremendous benefit to all the beings in that particular environment and region including all the other species other even that human beings if that that institution of that phenomenon became of great benefit to every living being within its environment to the data the business doesn't mean that in wichita
ph d done damage it does did it and there was definite that monasteries is something which has a monster is something which has a great a great virtue and a great benefit and therefore something of great importance
that was uncertainty and eat dinner together from iran now under the time to detail money from settings see shattered the over dinner see their and now this to hit a teacher the capital t teacher shakyamuni was not just some ordinary kind of person but was the crown prince of a great kingdom the kingdom of
i've known as the kingdom of the shocker
till the karma to to pay much larger than what does not all a bit can do keyboarding he wasn't not on the mandela he added the bomber healing balm on the nylon out the for the type eg e under under the hidden hate to sin he was therefore a gym at and bummer and part
that george in in burma obama the book and early demos animosity law so and therefore when he was even when he was a youth before he had achieved sort of form of buddhahood he was most extraordinary as a youth and when he was the middle it as he became a middle aged and reached maturity he was extraordinary amongst us
amongst mature persons and the aluminum
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in mumbai getting guys gonna make them down the avocado taylor is not the will give up now omitted than that not assume you can we added and that on video and nine audience and so for the people of that country as he actually had the duty of becoming a king cheetah
giovanni and he became bung to dan tani been hit up a taking one which ended in bomb bon-ton to be honest though i have than the early alone now i'm the our yulia puppy kibble yulia them but the elderly the
don't you per mom machine and then my central gewinnen and so scientists guilty here hopefully the each other they had in iowa loud loud you get out of here a long and you sit in conducting dollars and so therefore it needs in his he therefore learned or
was as he was to have become the king of the shackles he was trained and learn all the methods existing in the political science of his day of how to benefit all of his subjects and all of the citizens of the kingdom what was the most proper way of running a kingdom and administering a kingdom for the benefit of all his subjects he learned everything to be learned about royal responsibility to
oh the people that could have gotten narnia and creatine and weapon devil tanzanian he carried inequality current over cuba diverging duck and to delegate the only two other than a that going on is no not gonna get tacky kinda was his city and bonded definitely
absolutely our blog to college in iowa and the pink in he eternity which are diverted that the only two i and even though he learned all this and he saw how it was applied and he should have studied the whole art of statecraft and so forth here all of the great lauren and we we don't we never know when modern times people still don't know how sophisticated actually
indian statecraft was those days but in fact it was extremely sophisticated but he noticed in spite of the best technique if you will and the best technique of how to run a country and how to benefit the subjects ah he's a but i new noticed that and in spite of the great wealth of the of that country at that time the buddhist but i noticed that still it was imps
possible to really solve the problems of his subjects and he noticed that the people all was somehow didn't work out there was always some problem and some so shortages and some sufferings and never could buy a mere political administration by environmental management never could the country's people become happy and their problems be satisfied kids are taught the me a
obama back to the meme audit the dalai lama and the this the cutting-edge and the soon do at it as same somebody plenty p t degenerated daddy the yamato and to remember that grew and so he clearly came to realize from the point of view of royal responsibility of feeling the the the sense of
being a parent of all of the people of all of the creatures and entire kingdom he noticed that the only way of developing a sensible sane and beneficial lifestyle amongst all these people was for their to be a certain development of the minds of the subjects the mind should reach a certain kind of inner development this was the only way of solving the external problems you notice
dat da gemma a not of the and i e n c e r and then and key significant significantly i'm seeing the political thought they're suing the port authority of working was twenty
and therefore it became it now that he's know he then let it be known and it becomes clear to all of us ever since that if we want happiness that we seek if we switched to be happy even ourselves in this life or anyone that we know the real only way of gaining happiness is for the individual to develop a way of controlling their own mind of properly arranging the
our own inner circumstances in their inner mind and this is the only way for the individual to achieve happiness isn't donations are seeing the can be in your guitar at today yoyogi and her younger to ten and pull month and and in the same know what they are we we have collective on come
you saying that told them he didn't go down similarly if even if one has a strong motive to try to help others realizing that the only way for them to be truly helped us for them to develop the free mastery of their own minds in order to even begin practically to do that naturally the person who realizes that and it has such an altruistic dry
i'm obviously becomes obvious to them the in order to do that they must first develop mastery by ten of their own mind by taming and understanding their own mind till the did on in ah the settlement activity and alert and indeed the yom kippur so therefore by with this consideration and this motivation
the crown prince buddha siddhartha left his subjects his family his children his parents and went into his process of intense interior study in order to try to develop at least the mastery and the taming of his own mine contains a depart pin code on her young pajama a jaunty a them
some of you and so i'm doing that after some years of struggle he finally went to under the tree and bodhgaya and then and jazz and as it's called and then he attained perfect buddhahood the perfect enlightenment of buddhahood and then he saw didn't kidney know as okay and sit sedans a pity it hit the you
yeah the that social the neon yellow condos and kitty kitty julian didn't know yan yan of her lone goal was actually and having therefore achieve that perfect freedom from folds and perfect happiness and bliss of enlightenment he then had from his own experience was able to and to help all other beings from wherever they happened to be located in their own
an evolution to achieve their own happiness by having and knowing the method was sure because he himself had traversed that that that that that pre-made that progress and reach that goal together saw dear dear tommy pair the mankato that on to more the will of that you soon botany or
and i added to my with that kind of in a true martial be teacher in humanity decision to mathematician american to chew on and so we believe he also an ordinary from the level of ordinary perception perceiving the world and an ordinary dualistic perception it seems as if well the what i went here and he talked their this time that he didn't say anything you walked over there and then he talked
until after to here and there any other plays actually in the extraordinary non-dual perception the buddha from that time forward always teaches the dharma is constantly teach you all different kinds of living beings at all times you're constantly emanating the teaching of dharma in all directions and all levels to all spheres of evolution in the extraordinary perception is that
the on the tema on politest way had the lot in the ordinary perception that however his first teaching in the ordinary history that isn't a sense in ordinary time he is first teaching was in near banaras at the deer park in what is now called of that way to turn the wheel of dharma for the first time to the t not on the data to want more detail and
want to toot my and much will you teach him with us i only wish to emphasize this is in the ordinary time or ordinary history and the procession of ordinary dualistic persons in the extraordinary non dualistic reception there was never was a time from his lightning when he was not constantly teaching the dharma in all directions when it was not constantly pouring out of his every poor to koran get dinner
p hitting the haganah with and nine thirty two thousand guerrilla the didn't dig have koran move at that time while done that for in the number in the account of the news that he died with the that to dig at it and it a lot and ten k
continue to my donor know what the that hacking into law my june and do the born the come on columbus he added in there georgian learns that blueshield we are if she didn't want that those and therefore for the benefit of living beings there's a whole he realized that he had to create a space of freedom where
when those beings who wanted to uphold his teaching to the true to the total exclusion of other goals of their lives should have a place of refuge and protection whence they could freely exist and uphold his teachings and this space that he created became the space we know nowadays as monasteries
detail do go messing with kids on their doors singing pathology hidden we are gay p he told that they took it in and to dig abuser and therefore what the monastery was was a kind of center in which that essential energy of frieda
i'm which was essential to the benefit and the happiness and peace of all beings was could be produced so to speak or manufactured that gets sort of see them as therefore factories of inner peace kids or teens are a be at a rather than curry napa valley at to be you think the country
you can contribute he only anything eg like a typical shaheen on a huge you can you tell you you can enjoy down alternative to you want out that now that i came in you work i can they didn't kill the huge it that the theater ongoing of those came out and therefore as this then exercised it's been
india up for our twelve hundred years or to eleven hundred years then that it became known to the other nations of asia through their charging hither and thither and they are seeking to find what they needed to benefit them as a nation finally the tibetans began to realize that what they needed precisely with this kind of factories to generate the energy of peace and freedom
in their country and they realize the great value of these facilities these piece factories and so they made tremendous effort and to suffered tremendous hardship to struggle down to india in those days there was no airlines there were no railways there were no cars to drive a no roads and they had to struggle over the himalayas and down through the fever written jungles and what india
to get precisely the blueprint of these factories the production schedule the engineering things all of the things to get this kind of factories and bring them and create them into bed to generate the energy of peace and happiness in tibet they suffered greatly over the centuries to do this are
but less it i will tell you that
yeah we're getting violent and actually it's about it did a heck of a good job in getting full scale blueprints and building full scale factories because the tibetans were kind of very stubborn tough and rough and tough type of people and because of this toughness and stubbornness when they turn their energies to try to get gentle des
dullness factories and peace factories they also did a very good job
time she get when you're done it lots of their blessing in met someone wants it a it hit the the sun down there is a kid and he couldn't bear party energy they would overturn that doesn't do with tad it for one upon their the palma than
lucas hundred you got up suggest you got i didn't lock our mobile than that the canal to geographer know sorta are those tenth and dancing and chaussure buscemi on mountainsides you going to trickle into middle school and singing that lot of cause damage due to the provocative anybody can literally had so and
what they've wanted to get of course was the three jewels all sort of any sort of form of the three jewels so they struggle very hard and they went hither and thither and made great effort to obtain the great images the very precious than the great images of the buddha the representation of the channels and the vehicles of evolutionary inspiration of the beings
realizing the form of the but i'm not just to benefit the human beings with development all kinds of sentient beings they when it got these images of the buddha these bodies of the buddha to give beings that an evolutionary impulses that there is the love there is revolutionary perfection lies in that form and then to get all of the buddha speech they made also great hardship and they sent down all the great translators and
they brought in translators and they struggle with the languages and they credit the alphabet and they they studied all those studies and went to all the indian universities have struggled and suffered in bad climbers and support to get the boot our speech in its fullest possible form and then they made also the effort to get that though the cities
factories to produce that kind of energy namely those precious sangha jewel the proper environment the proper residences of monks and nuns and then the monasteries and so they brought these three these three vessels of the three jewels namely the vessels of the buddha images of the one of the vessels of the dome of the texts of the buddha's teaching the vessels of the sun
daddy institutions and the persons of the monks and nuns ah show martin sound on the sunda ratan alone san diego that amount of volatility touch her even a gallon to lay on the additional were connected went on a loom much one that kimball and of it can do kill him that i wanted mom
when we when we before when we used to go around into bed before the great destruction and soul of these incredible images of the buddha these giant vast and statues many of which were brought from nepal and from india and so forth from very very ancient time we sometimes wonder how did they ever terrorism should like enormous kind of up statues that came from china
wait up a general way from india we are always amazing we want wonders how did they ever bring them in those ancient times together john daly at the something in a job get toward them daughter matilda to a keen on with a blow to them and toward that i wanted cuomo or done
nashville and insecurity the one sexual from brought from india me well i'm dennis vote for the one famous image of the bullet bra from india is the m budget is still there was not actually totally destroy evil in the cultural revolution
the alarm in come out of my their yeah anatomy and poorly at the had children get my table the one in other major image the first time has brought to bed with the one which according to our history was originally brought from india to china and then was brought up from the town by one time than as the princess from china to tibet this
one was broken in half at the waist and the cultural revolution the upper part smashed and then only recently rebuilt again to one that that is on the dead body doing good identity decibels that are permitted to come on the tail
and nowadays they say that this a statue has been reconstructed and that somebody went around and found the head over here lying in this garbage heaps mashed up by the red guard and that part of the trunk and this arm and finger here and they somehow reassemble it but tibetans are very skeptical about it and but we don't really know but something has been reconstructed by the chinese jews with the has him collect
years in here in out the bulletin than a to who didn't hear delighted your content energy
and then there's a hole in the back of this buddha and also they we don't know what kind of important treasures and mids mystical magical things they sneaked out of the back of the buddha
comments it doesn't do nine years and it seems as if some of the communists were a bit like monkeys delinquent and he can grab dog do things here and there and tell them that it's only going on for touch southern city securities law but an abundant the top average images and attempted to attempting into the and different the concert promoter children
the book on killing and now when solve the tibetan lamas even the panchen lama within demands alum and without tibet in formerly and privately and negotiating calls them that you allow this kind of disaster happen and that kind of disaster it seems at least on the private non faced losing level they seem to accept these that they're they're great errors they do accept
tatiana didn't know a good at didn't initially on the i've had them a hug home with it anyway and inviting these great images of the buddha they built these places to locate these images into proper setting known as the great cathedrals or the chapels or temples to the harnessing of this recall
a dainty house we might sit temple dot com by checking the mambo to journey the potential was high gear compatible to luck then those places where the representations of the buddha of speech the whereas endless that infinite speech are collected namely the texts of the buddhist hybridoma
the written dhamma are collected we call them
well you can lose that that word translated cathedral but it means a play is also who could be translated my library or even university as it did because the religious and educational and are so mixed in the culture and neither term will fit quality but you can hide have to say i guess cathedral university garden and protecting the and
arlington national tyranny and hogan king cup in when they're done it then her down to wiki and seem to police they dig her yakking again unintelligible and then the third major institution was that institution wherein the actual practitioners of that dharma those who kept polishing it and refining it
it and casting out error as it would grow onto it sort of the barnacles of confusions and errors that would come generation projects that continuously cleansing and by investigating and re realizing it new at each generation that has to say the sanda the monastic can lay practitioners and students monks and nuns and their residents which we then call monastery or combine tibetan that those johnny
us when you add onto the and he loves them so this we have to call kind of factories of the energies of enlightenment tenth are seeing the positivity had do call yeah we we are d he's settings and these these are the places as if just as a metaphor but
it's like these other places where is from which are generated that these sort of the power generators the generating stations where it is generated the energy of freedom and liberation the is that with the energy that gives people the source of turning against their own habits and developing some sort of freedom from their own drives and compulsions and has is the source of peace and
and happiness within any society kinda did not grow sandy a poodle groomer single digit actually are is so therefore into bed this kind of institutional facility we can say known as a monastery to developed together or matamata we are seeing the topic he didn't want to look and earlier today in game five
therefore tibetans are fully aware and the tibetan culture the culture is structures of the culture are built around the knowledge shared by all that that kind of institution wherein the this essential root cause of people's the peace and happiness is fabricated so to speak is the monastery this is known by everyone has his hands upon of beauty
sounded under the thumb was a and of a good girl being it in the that in alola and the my new young kid on a gallon or so so so so that my lola and so everyone uses that institution to learn how to control their own lines to learn that source and can key element of their own happiness either as in
vision or a society which is the controlling and calming of their own minds the at the neutrogena pool is such a community nya particular model they can go out a little children inside the percentage from go to over to buy your want to learn to long but to but thirty two phantom jewelry dancing
the therefore there is no no area of tibet no area of its landscape know ecology know environment anywhere in tibet even the tiniest little village where two or three families have come together to form the tiniest village where there also is not a monastery not anywhere throughout all of us to than ten thirty and than pedantic and less
the nylon or the our children to a into and yeah go by china
these small monastery sure invested of to places of primary education by dinner to develop further education anybody who wishes to monk or nun goes to sort of large provincial center monasteries which you become like the university's the regional high schools and universities you could say than an evil
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and in the largest universities in the center of the country's say and are thousands of was for example in my monastery devil monastery in my college of general monastery la law selling college every year would come to their from all over the were all over the country hunt several hundreds of new students so to speak of new
the new students would come from all around the country not didn't do their higher education or want in on her younger ten on w georgina and have budget and when they finish their a graduated from that process of higher education of learning reflecting and debating and then meditating only then when they returned back down to their own
original air country to their own local temple to again and teach and instruct and inspire others never pull the plug out in the between ten am continually had the dot com we always look to young of opportunity and you can kill them feel lousy that will it be it was it was such a long and elaborate system of education of core
is that it was actually rare that anyone ever finished it completely and achieved all of its ranks and degrees continued to dig it him him carolina law suit your manhattan it was at least a thirty year process to finish the buddhist education process of the spiritual master in tibet at least a thirty year process can do it in the
oh yeah but i didn't god time and then they wanted you have the army i didn't do the coriander while which a male model there were many ranks of course of of children were in terms of wisdom and meditative achievement and concentration and stabilization and therefore the
are many degrees of way of gradually not everyone reached the same degree of wisdom and the gullibility of stabilization and concentration don't hold on tight in the average in the insurance to be ever in aladdin gonna cut by the back hamlet those who achieve the highest achievement would become then adverts and leaders of other monster
as throughout the country now curtain the current gaga vienna be carried god curry and the my loretta and because he or she would have the responsibility of teaching those in those regional monasteries and seeing those who had promised and sending them up through the systems and the kids are going on the then joined the account or with them
so there was this kind of a sort of network within the monasteries educational you could say network spiritual educational network within the monasteries in tibet can we show you can begin pick a dingy are you doing he tried to teach piano at apache shoulder i'm like you're locked out at coachella didn't go
bio to do duty to know from the time of the fifth dalai lama from the seventeenth century the actual government of tibet had been actually more or less taken over by these great monasteries the central monastic universities in lhasa had actually taken over the administration of the country but that government didn't have really too much to do it only maintained
and a and basically and maintain this monastic system all men name and all taxes that were collected by the government throughout the whole country the whole sort of focus of the economy was the maintenance of this monastic educational system can
today are preventing the comedy distracting you thought about that he tell on amazon have a huge that fighting with a visual see these therefore it's a bad nation seems to have been unique and made from what i have seen in its cherishing and valuing the monastic institution as the
most valuable prized element of its of its whole existence other going on a are pampered anttila and monarch salata are or time diamond georgina young goomba a teacher or might second floor want him to michaela kids in the daejeon teacher
and so therefore within if it became also it was so that these within these fanatic the institution anything needed to benefit to people with they were sick with they were troubled as there was mental illness if there was some sort of disturbance or disaster or was from within the monastery it was that the methods of helping these various problems emanated people were too
trained to help on various levels all the people from melinda monastery the monastery would look to as the source of health and benefit by all the people that the the desert in the of pantoja like criminal congregate in some way or you know kindle and therefore all and all the people felt very much that they their main source of refuge and source of assistance in lie in their life
life and lions was in fact these monasteries
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will be teleported gives your mom budget and go about it furthermore all the sort of a virtuous activities of the land population recreational activities with a daily entertainment the monastery served as distorted theater for the people who served as the mental hospital for the people who served as the as the religious center for the people it
served as now even there's sort of physical exercise the here for the people because that's where they would go to prostrate themselves to circumambulate to go around on pilgrimage to make one hundred thousand and bowing and which they preferred to jogging and tibet for them and they went there for seasonal theatre they went there on the day to day and the new moon day and the full moon day and the two thousand and one day
and then the birthday of this great lama that will say in this great thing they went to offer and butter land they went there to pray they went them to consult and get psychological advice they went there to get sort of ritual advise them when they're just the gym manager their own practice if they were into practicing themselves they went there to find doctors and medicine in case there was some sicknesses of was all these different levels
of service so to speak and all these different functions were served by the monastery was they're very center of all of their community life and all of their inspiration and life call them gambling in among choose from leander with that of the gave you the yeah they also came for of lectures and inspiration
and great masters would teach them as fire them and give them sort of the higher vision of the purpose of their lives in this type of thing and so it was sort of like a kind of cultural center for them to the museum my mom teaching them and answer socially watch the by the and de la mancha even if there were no special sort of big lectures or big ceremonies are in
jh do something they always has still their own sort of spiritual counselors their own therapist so to speak different lama that they would go to to consult new the history of their families and is kind of think they would go there to consult them even on a on a personal basis than you are both and a goomba the meditation on it she's the only one
sometimes they would invite great llamas from elsewhere to come and give initiations or give great teachings in the different monsters the different region
disney mother put here to delegated know the hidden so therefore there was a beautiful relationship between the people and the monasteries in all spheres of the people's lives
i'm gonna get our on toasted a staggeringly an allover get to the judge anthony been doin him and down for you now within the monastery itself that sort of discipline and regime followed by the monks and nuns in the monasteries were according to the prescriptions within the ancient vinaya
for discipline montana india unincorporated memorial there are also many none monasteries or female monastics also run on those ancient rules the not other data tab or the lot than the number of money nanny government in my country where i'm now living in exile in there in the mud
one area of the northeast frontier area of india north of assam which really as part of tibet known as the country of the men people or menu in that area from before from when it was to benton is it is ethically tibetan there are five none or is are in that area that has existed there for centuries
five major nunnery to to just admire and due to know that that is harder they have excellent monastic discipline that they preserve their that they are complementary to total of her daddy taught culkin the ontario to those ah ha yeah and now kind of a ball budget and ten dollars into talk on the longer to musical
and i young new your was loan money i have died in general value on top a month
under get away as i thought off authentic nowadays their study their studies had suffered somewhat is in past generations recent generation because the british had taken that territory away from tibet in nine hundred and thirteen and so they were in a situation where their sources of renewing their teaching and sort of they are visiting
scholars into what they were the access was cut off because they were artificially included in the british indian empire and hence the frontier was close to tibet central tibet where the read methods used to come from but now they have really benefit by the exile of the major tibet and teachers and the fact that monitors like to go to monastery of lhasa with my monastery which
as be rebuilt their and a refugee camp there they now are be able to again reinvite sort of central tibetan masters and their their in this generation the veronika due to the exile their study and their scholarship as it were and their meditation has been greatly repaired or readily revived a revitalized
delano detour and appeared to his unblockable chicago to the what we are therefore if we talk about actual monastic regulation and discipline and that they maintain the monasteries in tibet where it generally extremely excellent in that to the police and i'm hugo that a cadre of on their he
gathering of of the deal
it seems that most of them were upward of two hundred nuns many throughout the country can have been a day and such him without the zoo global cover sheet up it the this here to do consumer finance and politics and we are a web on my mom of of course asia and tibet in general we are largest monastery was had over ten thousand
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go on on here are you can all give given a tim yeah module now according to the via to maintain monastic discipline of the monks the monks had to observe two hundred and fifty two or three ropes that didn't take it all of them yeah and know but i can
we got happy with that the deli dooney yankee give during the bounty up to move my of of baltazar furthermore the but i made provision within the original vinayak for they are becoming certain kinds of special rules for different some cause in different monastic settings in different political social article
logical and so forth climates and customs local kind of monastic customs art and covered the near downtown to pay should i yeah we are and they had of therefore there was a very and there was a very excellent way of living of the months
does your manager g gummy early on tele a just on on novel about my dear little know your kicker the hook january eight gone but the difference in dollar changer taught at the the using the containable doing hitachi on during the time before we all had to flee and the chinese openly would set out
destroy all of our institutions there were ten or thirteen years when we live together with the sort of gradual encroaching presence of the chinese army and officials and so forth and during that time there was quite a bit of deterioration of the monastic practice did the i mean your core curriculum in the king and donna i'm gonna come with i was thinking the chinese seem to
i approve of the worst our discipline became the more they liked it isn't a lot of with the american a telepath for wow this then supported their sort of kid general contention an argument that these institutions were used less harmful destructive parents to today etc
the ump and guillaume money go by man i need your writing here yeah with near my toys and think here they are quite yellow capacity or a lot low it the region should i do that you know and and he directed to the movies and so are our discipline got much worse during this time but it does just to correlate printer
and those parameters sooner than email and need that i should do you to get to choose from another level to think that it and then over over and are picking on cat or tongue mother kitten long while dashing and gotta hear that's actually not canon to moment we apologise you never know what it actually didn't know our innovation here issues that you are now
the lama large to them in local churches and to talk a little bit of are sort of the day and the life of the tibetan monastery if we checked a monastery of a drabble for example where i lived the largest much actually the largest monastery in the world and any religious group where they were formerly supposed to be a seven thousand and seven hundred months but there were about
actually twelve thousand monks in the in the latter period every morning before dawn all of the monks of all of the colleges would assemble in the great assembly hall the sort of active a ritual monks also senior monks or of upwards of about six thousand these would assemble for what was known as group t i'm
where group and private assemble in the central assembly hall every morning before dawn content taught them put it all she got to me can i hear this was this this this general t lasted to continue to different today to to the i didn't added to the need of a the joshua
new hierarchy he assumed someone has in the interview support that they would gather from day for our thirty in the morning or for them until around seven in the morning during which time in the midst of different meditations and chance and ceremonies and presence of what they would have at least four rounds of tea
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and you have the so thematically kevin king but they would have with the t at a certain one of these which is sort of like breakfast or they would have their dumbass which they would bring with them in a bag this dry and barley flour and they would have them with that they put it in a bowl and then they pour a little tea and that ball and moisten it and make into little balls neat
this sort of zumba sort of morning oats that is like an inviolate morning barley kind of a roasted barley flour little cakes that they would need to a gala gala day that by alibi batteries the older senior months would get a really good kind of dunbar
how can i was a luciano why is that because in the t the tea as you know i was filled with butter with melted butter kevin gotta dinner on thursday might have them while they have ever since the older months would be served first down these vast law lions member six or seven thousand motorists are eight of them by these running the
acolytes who had run up and down with the huge flats the older most would get the t vs is the ones who that the t first would get a little heavier and more amount of butter and then thought i would mix nicely into their zumba that have very moist and delicious zumba cakes that they would make
parliamentary sovereignty and chamomile and here would be on the mannered at that's thirty i'm trying down the weapon and so by the time we go down to the new mums they will be getting almost like straight t with joe veteran
my dry when mixed with the dunbar and they have supported to get kind of clarity and there with their zumba without a new oil and
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i'm going to jeopardize your teeth you can't go down a pity of the continue that this was the morning river routine but i guess thought to you perjury under he is also the dna summer now known each other louis analytica about modern randall attack the viability kid on some who had a little were a little better off or older or had they would bring it
it'll work for others they would bring a little cheese or different kinds of like things to add to the zumba to the supply valve was actually so there would be very good number members
that ten for kids house on the did them on to wanna and it as houses so that she doesn't touch the letters and she was denied it's a hiker donation to london for longer able to but a definite ginger candela weapon the js under nigeria don't on in hatch and the on the the prayers
the recitations of these daily gone down over dinner know bajillion born georgia and a dental dam other you bought your ticket number of the in ontario and they have nibbled on realization the elderly she would they would recite things like the heart sutra would be recited many many prayers for the benefit of beings would be recited certain rituals confessional
rituals and prayers and these minor suit will be recited this of the by but the industry monastery there would be all sutra things which are no tantric ceremonies or tangent visualizations would be used during these morning vegetation nor would there be much group meditations and meditation although some people will sometimes meditate they were sort of space hours and then but basically meditation was some
dermatology in these and these exoteric and this exoteric sort of university monastery did get a go doma their negro t cut on point in my psyche of a tough game but fortunately knowledge and i don't know i love the government or young enough to
candidates the ten and on some car and it doesn't no longer the my image to the market some people who would be into particularly stage emerging would still come to decentralise morning assembly but they would not participate in the challenges that they would meditate don't the much as on contain the i to cause he added dormancy gmat they would do tara they would be
tara prayers some of the budget pairs from the car but i'm sick and sutra they would be checking money prayers they will be the thirty five but of confessional prayers they would be general benefits and gb temporary virginia
they will recite sometimes the entry into the central way the great philosophical texts they would recite the ornament of realization that there was a mile and kira the systematic a yoga teaching about the president parameters to presence so for this kind of text they would recite
philosophical texts home gardening or mentioned that he and are talking nearby
individual families or regions or even the nation as a whole the everyday to of his students sort of quota of requested prayers of various kinds the has been going on a lot there will be a leader are chanting leader for them wiki and the cloud cover too polite and patient
coatbridge of on catching one could hit or in the chant leader would have a long list of problems around the nation for the day like morning news thing like there was a flood in tennessee and or there was blood and south things that we should praise on so much despair and then prayer for the victims of and flood there was a famine over here that was the mountains light over there will pray
but that when every morning the morning news was delivered to the chant leader and he would have went directed energy of the chance and six or seven thousand months to send good vibrations that this or that area to come the nagas or the earth deities of the cloud data is in those regions and they are
we all were all among students the same thing same time or difference they torture knowledge and can cause the ability to project underway hundred and like yes yes all six seven thousand same thing and statement
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to me neurology center and so then there there will be there were other than that when someone was sick for example they will send it like a petition in audience is very sick or sorts of dieting or sources are having a baby as well like that and then they head monk couldn't get up and read this things a in a loud voice you know to be resonating through this great all of thousands and thousands of muslim
they saw him so i'm sick i got like a terrible pain in the bag and problematic and doesn't imagine are they gonna die the images of everyone please grave one our gardening
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gardens basically thirty literally done with their mother or my seven that you know which is than dad or modules
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of the central way and so most often the main subjects for the dharma garden which would be there for the debating sections of would be mainly usually drawn from this entry into the central way of basically on the topic was junior power of the wisdom of selflessness the need a legitimate in touch on them then everyone had to debate the nickname
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everyday in this area outside of the most i'm in college and that sort of outdoor area that would be at over at least over a thousand months in little groups and not within this sort of great host of months with a little nuts of foreign five they would be these very powerful and he had formal debates on the subject of you know how did with your attention or dies a personal examples and
and and they will be this that sort of oceans roar of is arguing debates between these different thousand people or like that deeply focused on giulietta didn't leave arguing and debating upon that in the lots of three to eight to ten months and support for four thousand of 'em all around that didn't as hundred club the part of that detail this will go on on morning until to college would
have it's morning assembly dikshit the hazards of young to goma didn't take out the didn't totally this will be there for for about one hour or hour to have from say six thirty seventh or and nine and then the college would assemble as a whole after the debate with everyone was exhausted which really doesn't
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never happy unless they're mixing up lots of different visions to disguise the fact that the original substances maybe not quite so delicious and whole in itself to bit of the current you will go but i used to bed in the grain just as it came right out of the ground is roasted up a little bit and just have it by itself and it was like completely like a feast
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now the tibetans say however the quality of their greens and somehow gotten worse guide activity but this and quality of the soil has been ruined and exploitative causes been wrecked by the invasion and occupation good detail here ten meters a large shiny on sexually said wouldn't want to do you can set these items from can say no and it's available
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then there's the college on assembly would last an hour and hour and a half also pairs and so forth of different kinds and recitations things of memorize special months would they sort of like exams would give would give group memorizing that would recite like a jew three hundred page book by heart not i get a certain degree demonic on areas provided the company
and it should acknowledge and so that's the trillion dollar company choosing then there would be a second debating session that would be carried on after this assembly from about eleven of digital to sea level about as religious liberty to teach you to the around eleven o'clock we reach no know today attitude you need to digital attack
well the got to cannot the neutrogena now and this was a contention here he now around twelve after that has was over now than tip it would go and reassemble in smaller houses of the colleges
the small ones a smaller like parts of the the some new colleges of the monastery the day in the demo change in the calendar the job or career now and then did a little sad he comes home with wanted more de la diminish your prayers color done otherwise some would return to their own quarters at this point
they can still wound up it is no malala mighty is up to detail and then there was no free time depending upon the of during the whole rest of until evening and otherwise you would you really really individual activities that can do this was the not georgia like again yeah the vegetarian yeah tier of canola simulate the palm jaggery for gingerly to worlds apart
and then the next six hours they have to do that was the time when the students would gather and there earlier level students would memorize long like you know they would have they will be irregular rhythm intelligence to do is considered to be able to memorize about fifteen to twenty pages of verse texts a day
the then those more advanced to to had already all the major text memorized would go to their teachers and would analytically study these texts will read the existence of the commentaries would debate the meetings with the teachers would study them they belong several our classes with the prodigious into two or three during the afternoon and then the most advanced students would then meditate upon the deeper meaning of these different texture upon whatever deeper
a millionaire mind was more focused on and would spend the time in solitary more solitary meditation in their own quarters and so these were the three major pursuit of done and this sort of private time which was most of the afternoon know that taliban to to
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mount olivet the boomerang and totality a mallet to doesn't have to talk now than there would be an evening assembly around sundown which would not be the whole monastery again but it would be the collins too large to another sub college but the large college cut in a tablet germany can take you know that first of all everybody
he would do the twenty one tara prayer of the that than and damage him with it was beautiful to hear many thousands of monks recite the praises to the twenty one times for anyone on forms of the mother tara pamplona pigeon guillemot the idea and just a teaser yeah it be about an hour of different kinds of prayer
i think hm security then there was a tremendous chanting would go on an evening how did your now and then delicately utility what so after that there would be debate protect you the moon i might seem to protect you know what is the salida because there was they are there are people somebody might go debate somebody might go to study with the teacher
and so on some people might go to memorize again this is more or less individual time in the evenings or something of my ability to vehicle that hi amara monday on there was no there was no evening there was no dinner at all which is i guess what the appetite was so good in the morning know evening them that can we are pathetic can keep getting our duty is up at
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you got a doesn't come in your way we had twenty three different some colleges in our college of loosely didn't tell them to leon county jail yellow today both identity now
they would have a small assembly with a little bedtime tea in the small colleges around eleven at night he conducted nuclear bouquet and in huambo not everyone would go but some of the better it would not have known all of this more houses would have this t only those that were a bit better off there was some economic disparity between them
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in between that they will be periods of fifteen days where there would be much less frequent general assembly's each sugar or twenty day period that a lot of some people even a six week periods potatoes into the didn't want delhi punjab those were the days when people would do retreats are special concentrating study on particular thing
in memorization and particular texts that as the content purchase whatever would be more free individual type level practice that did they reported go to my within a social kind of income key metodo di di giovanna the commercials your content and the sugar content then there are ways where individual months to them
no longer kind of retreats or special stages of their study and practice they would have they would get special dispensation not to attend even these larger sessions dream and so that they'd like have two or three year retreat synthetic kind of thing than the show came identical manner and madame as anymore
but they had to have special dispensation they couldn't just not go not show up here and they're gonna eat an entire show to quality control and than i can do to women a question and they had to make special they didn't know was there to make special account of their different activities it's very structured oma much not cause my daddy them will get
totally eight thirty am presenting the according to your biology down a lot so deadly that there was a monitors you would write arrive at your place if you didn't go without his permission and they'd be looking into where where are you have a vague there was an internal disciplinary squadron the alley on article
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i started senior monks of course had more freedom and they didn't have to account for their activities that means hitting a conception o'callaghan bodies when the germans italia the owner the month to senior the month or more freedom and exceptions they are allowed to a bit nervous that idea to manage and and data to turkey for charity
the oldest months they had the t and the zumba brought to their own place doesn't have to go anywhere
he lived until a at the day i use and now there's others would take their shares for them of the general distribution now due to the left that has seen doctor with you know the month the exams of the different levels of study there were certain kinds of exams relating to how much months had memorized then the java to you that there were certain kind of exams and
to do with large scale debating in front of hundreds of people with judging and being assaulted and attacked by many of the best minds and models of the monastery it you don't take where they didn't have written exams
then he was are older room and memories you know those children to do this no this was how they did that did you learn and other day and data in a dozen beautiful the habits of the monasteries the abbess of the colleges and sub colleges would tell these exams did he allow me to gamblers in the uk with and then some special
outside experts will be brought in like gauge the committee type you know members julian doing then and again because he had done a model and from there from in front of them the exams would have to be taken that didn't show a milder form of those they didn't finish to our shoes at to do
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so there's some of the there was there the most extensive exam the the in the most extensive exam consisted in those the demonstrating their memorized mastery of about three thousand folios only within tibet and pages three thousand because with three thousand and folios it's dependent pages if you translators of this route via
rude texts like now marginally smaller my democratica the rude texts of my luggage in a text of that kind of density and that complexity three thousand and layers of this would translate into about seven or eight thousand english pages if you translate them into a volume normal print volume of english than seven or eight thousand they will have to them to demonstrate their member
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past all of these studies of thirty years or so and demonstrated a deep meditative inside as well as the wide analytic insight as well as the extensive scriptural memorization of what those who achieve this highest rank of these studies would then move into the tantric manner
dairy study routine drill they'd moved to the special tangent monasteries they didn't the tantric study not till the will not only one of them bit so some point during that didn't got in tangier like an opinion and or summer at that point and then from that point some would stay as abbott's or for
actors and intelligent monasteries or they will return back as teacher is the great monasteries or they would decide to devote the rest of their lives to meditation and drop out of all of that establishment and go and become reclusive and meditated and hermitage as the rest of their life with under that on that basis of knowledge depending on their sort of karma and their inclination and their abilities they would choose one or another
of these pants this point then the all the drama girl does to do with behind a gentle monetary for example there was a great mountain up there is it and normal than the a job behind that there were came behind that government will knife there are thousands of caves up ohio talents of all yours
at the peter tosh hundred and the who and joined them these thousands of caves are ideal because months would go up there for sort of either memorization retreats or reflection or meditation retreats either what by the way the fireworks for talking this i want to pass around this of this picture of not the jebel monastery but the ganden monastery and the
way it was as images describing is on the laps and that the below there is a sad picture active of destroyed but just because they give you an idea somebody who have never seen such a picture of what this was a monastery of a mere five thousand bumps the monastery gundam it was about half the size of dremel and that's a picture of just just or thousand around give some never have seen such a thing now you know why we're talking and slowly
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a ten ted kennedy and you're the only kid to kid mom vacated and people they will go up there for while and they would stay as long as the little as their bag of zumba would last they are better as their tea
got the company can make a little t like no campfires and be colossal and they've daddy or they meditate or whatever peculiar it was really cozy
weston yeah sometimes three would go together for chemistry younger that he can handle whatever now don't try that german shepherd announce sometimes the last ten or fifteen would grow and i'll go into a larger cave instead of caves in a party with them with their teacher till it did plan to we are so once considered degrees very comfortable very very pleasant
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law and this country and we also had available sometimes we had authorized in flanders a weed and things to do that proton the pitch helen thomas hardy at the a with your will on days until the and so much the reason that those who really to study or meditation real practitioners were especially fun and dumba is that dunbar was kept it a form where
it requires very little preparation just get some hot tea and mix it in with with take the the zomba roasted fruit flower and then american just mix a little tea and and you could just eat it so you didn't have to fuck around with pots and pans and cooking and scraping wash dishes and thing just get them some out the bag pearl old and and boom that was launched central bankers would it
so they didn't want to waste time with this kind of think is that so much to memorize or meditate upon not until they got inside a and seventy miles you know that there was a family who lived up to the particulars that of nearby in a particular set of caves who used to go from the taco salad he'll have to juggle hughley just beloved martina martinez have eaten code
two thousand and thirteen quite l a lot of those they had a used to have a lot of cheese what we used to call cheese soup which is kind of residue after taking both butter and cheese out of milk and a dough milk that is yak milk or davila the enhance at in general
it isn't practical joke a lot of our this we would go and beg from them which normally they didn't keep it's very thin what we called she's she's so that digital enterprise hundred or humor and we most love that because it makes so beautifully with aflac
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in those days the monastery did not at all resemble an ordinary household and nowadays some of our monasteries in india i was sort of like a single family house or something in the reconstructed know in an exile but in tibet in the monastery was completely different kind of institution and did not resemble at all single family institution for the account the gamecube and i'm going to of of canada
the to tell them you dig about go back to that idea and system as hunting and the charity on the day of her comedy with low dollars covered your loan officer dollar and common can guardiola low as justice of in the mantle collaborate to censor certain the and number out hundred
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kochi then we read that the monastery monasteries the way they weren't even down the country that each family who would give a son who would our already this or a sister or daughter to the monastery who would send a son or daughter to a monstera nunnery they would then would be responsible for the quarters in the upkeep of that son or daughter themselves individually so that's that our daughter would have a certain private base
to support and then only would gather in groups for certain that this group activities but also there for have their own private can support this was the way and then that this private this would then increase the monastery by that much and so there was with the monster always had its base is a whole host of families around the county or larger ones around the province or in the national ones around the own name
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the ties to hold you put our own those i did the is a no food after twelve o'clock is an agent to vinaya precept that no food or from twelve o'clock of one day until dawn on the next day is age that i am precept and this is observed the but it should we observed an his monasteries and the reason for a given by the book
the in originally promulgate that rule is that if your energy is not tied up in digestion during the evening after an evening than your mind is clear and your faculties are sharper and if you're meditating your meditation is more penetrating and if you're study your needs like this clearer and of support and therefore to develop keep the mice
and more clear for practice it's better not to be digesting at any time during the evening and therefore this was the reason for the and the a no food after new image was an asian than i have preset you get it seems to be going to opposite car concept that that get an adaptation in the early mornings they can be meditating yeah
making major effort meditation of those plan
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position in the sense that those who were focusing at the stage of where they were into basically meditating or more per most importantly meditating they also would take the mornings with their main meditation because it's been generally believed that whatever you're putting your british energy in the best energy is the morning energy and so those who were considered meditate yours was
that stage would meditate in the morning and would not have ten days general assembly's those will tell them will be those that an earlier stage or those that i graduated stage of beyond meditating and up meditating who were involved in to the praying for the people in this company and a woman who are keeping up the general routine of the monastery so it shouldn't be thought that there was a a difference a notion that it's better to military
and evening it if that isn't the case those who are basically focused on meditation phase of their of their training of their education they would do that meditation mainly in the morning also been now
took him on yamato piazza those who for some reason wanted to tell the general assembly but yet we're very deeply involved in something they are meditating on in the midst of at all would then be sure to get up several hours at least before the morning assembly and have that time for themselves for their own meditation
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right to an ethical discipline and from whom one one for to whom who goes to have to confess infractions are into in the bi-monthly purification ceremony is involved with interactions in domestic rule who would ask permission for exceptions to rules due to certain circumstances there was one figure would be what a guy come on i'm kind of ones then i
yeah discipline guru there was a second figure who would be ones instructional sort of textual instructional guru ones master of certain textural subject know to the the llama delilah tightened enough tumbled the latin in nursing gases the yeah du toit is essential
for example if we take the tantric monastery the first was the teacher to whom one would go to ask whether they could be admitted to the monastery ones to the first sponsor or teacher the to hanging is and an appalling to duty data on it he compete then there was a ritual teacher or a discipline teacher who would organize ones at
tendance in the general assembly was when went to know how one would keep one's robes and things in the and this isn't like in the future monastery know the gucci gang is larger well grounded there is a good attitude then there was a teacher about the ritual and ceremonial and also day and practical implements of the of that monastic or
team then the quality don't cut too delicate than data with attitude cinema loved and then there was a textual teacher who was it from the graves image of tantra and from a different scriptures the million one not a person the gauge similar so they were at least these four major teachers for a monk of the guitar monastery to the time
edric monastery and and you can do my duty now than the tangy maddie t he he could teach about the able to the kids and teachers wanna dig in and i was thinking if something went wrong with the sort of most spiritual progress they would go to that first sponsoring lama court gesture hit i be good he had a very powerful than a me
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there there was sort of furniture and furnishing teacher who would seek to the quality of all of the furnishings of honor told him to on it then the disciplinarian the assembly disciplinary teacher he would attend to him for those particular knows that you betcha to charity and you could become the thousand and a textual teacher was there again than did laugh
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low the camel della linea wow sounds a bit of a at all that then hearing about all of these video military yeah within the to get him revision and upon all of these teachers the abbot of them all down their case of the tundra monastery the abbot of the monastery would be the usual source of having conferred various initiations and concentrations and transmit
ocean and that abbott who would have no direct involvement in these data disciplinary measures or practical measures or even like sort of moral ethical measures or textual measures but who would be the one to confer certain kind of transmission that would be the one to whom the disciple practitioner would be most interested in visualizing as perfect but and your action of invoking and their morning
visualization of the lineages of what and would be reminded of that transmission that would be a fifth in this case a fifth receptor and one who would actually not be involved in these daily practical matter of too much and would therefore be completely sort of kept in the realm of the pure spiritual transmission area
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now and then sometimes such a practitioners say again let's take to go to mars and women the monitor in which they spend most time as an avid and we spent nine years as its average and the many years and it's which is after that textual monastery which he was talking about for and then the other than they from abbot of that monastery many outside great lama such as the dalai lama or other great teachers of the doll
a were very high special lama who were masters of certain particular tantric teaching certain particular meditative transmissions would calm and for transmissions on the months of the monastery who had a certain stage as a whole and they would they would treat each of those llamas who might be far from might come only once in their life to that monastery and a visionary plane as a route lama for that transmission
you see and they would visualize them and they would be an eighteen yard sale your mom will prevail i'm at a time and just ulama little tiring so sooner to the agonists you see as you want to of the damage that those jaeger lead layla we're going to washington
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a popular saying into bed that the sort of highest llamas sort of whom one gets the most important transmissions from the llamas from who who than one wilderness as one visualizes as to sort of immediate historical manifestation of the buddha to one has a better smell if kept a little further
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a not sort of being the ones who give the daily orders and isn't that sort of business and anything but sort of sort of little more remote and like unable to they are therefore less to have to purify and but they called a purifying and perception not seeing that llamas ordinary with ordinary falls and things and it's kind of better and it's sort of the dialogue was far away somewhere in a in a in the palace and comes only
and the ceremonial time and you only see them when you're visualizing as deborah isn't that and sort of the smell as best when they're little far away them
you get the translations and you don't mess with them daily from with them daily is this kind of precept about proper about this to keep could complicate very kept separate these things like sort of charismatic orientation and then daily disciplinary orientation and that ethical or it isn't these things a very carefully thought out in fact thus looked it an additional epic
college can with the dup unfortunate but in a in the monsters of course to abbot of the different in the bigger monastery that some colleges or in a small amounts that i took you to the abbot of the actual monasteries of course a very central figure in the life of the monk due to get that come with the law and gotham topic to the gym i got to do
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there have been one hundred and sixteen abbott's didn't have jilted legit your metabolism every day a d kimball gay tangible every day the huge amount must recite the lineage of these hundred and sixteen abbott's as well as those who preceded and in the transmissions
that into monastery has preserved in the form of the monastery for this five hundred to over five hundred years
the shit pretty new lama for jets and therefore the abbot is very crucial in the spiritual life of the monk of the huge a monastery
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different levels of television and he couldn't do not paying amount of a fanatic was on a llama team with the diploma to a lot of agility
law yes yes what about all those just like the huge amount of stereo or the gmo monastery or monetary incentives that your reasons would be when they would tumble all over each other to be able to invite like a pendulum lamarr the dalai lama are some of the one of the great and the incarnation to come and give certain transmission during the teacher you to spend periods of time like that
they also that the zone and filter non-monetary would also invite in a people don't great outside llamas where particular genes in which they were considered like what their own lineage holders of this or that kind of transmission with there are many different kinds of these transmission into bed so therefore they were also outside transmissions that we know that it's just because your main thing related to your advent of your monastery
yea it was still new and abbott's were joined together to invited some great outside lama would come in and give best the whole monastery with certain characters and transmission than everybody glue data would orient themselves in their own spiritual prayer and devotions to teach the fact is that one for those who wouldn't make a major practice out of it would keep it as a kind of blessing and part of this sort of daily recitation thing maybe a future life on track
because that are maybe a better time in this life so they would only would be that outside interconnection as well as an email address
did you other monasteries their expertise here dum dum ali campbell was kinda timber today and islamic kennedy was dated a meager of children i did some some page anyone i net or you will have a panda dodgy bombers along with and they paid me a break upon the most of them out the new paleo dna that though we didn't even though
oh michael from sydney rubber did when he didn't didn't the only she had a potential animal silica as of less said because it or not on the exoteric monasteries there was not much of that for example in the teaching of the textual you know that get more textual president parliament this kind of think they i was that almost never happen but some of the great for
email reincarnations like the budget a variety of reincarnation some of the famous female reincarnations they wouldn't be invited to different especially as a target practice the monasteries because of the particular lineages as deprived particular spiritual as a terribly just touch managers that they have they would be invited but on the sort of textual level they would know was there was no such a practice
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there wasn't any annual new motto i there was mobility among you want to switch monasteries and whatever were allowed to do so but just to happen very rarely because the especially once they reached into the great central monastic universities there was so much variety within the university and and you would have to be a million twelve thousand people in a community with hundred
of different some colleges you know you go from to particular tissue within their it would be rad as you would still six something outside except when you've got to the level of professional is terry transmission there you my travels some other players to get a particular teaching if he were drawn by a dream or by whatever it made be karma and the that does the first question to one the new moto mammoth kids and the reason
there will be few to the on devoted in the gone yeah you'll need it doesn't sources told putin the reason is that the reason this week they were also is that within the large monasteries particular these large monasteries had some colleges of them had particular connections to particular region they will be one
some cause the good particularly draw its candidates from the com region the trick region of come and another one that would draw from mongolia and i know that would draw from and though and there are others that have chinese visiting months from foreign bonds or from other orders from kaju power of september origin of the a different different sort of bases of support and care to different people of different
regions of these different cause permanent given the total can mean whatever today preppy collector or person i've gone molina now
that you could go and you could on horse go so people did during an occasion go wherever they want to go to the source of probably and then the potential of to honda them
but those who had oh yeah those who came from a region which was not represented in to stock college they would go ever they filmed affinity or whatever they wherever they were accepted by those who came and western region would tend to go to the monastery the some college within the monastery that was from their reach the deal if it doesn't play to got lucky on a lot for example there is a day there was a sobornost
area of my own home and home area com like chickens or check up on keep this sub letting me there was a river in my home area with averages of in love with somebody and they were talented jehovah human milk locality or the monks from families who lived on this side of the valley on this side of the river would all go to jail on those who live
the general monetary if they if they would go to the system up to lhasa those who lived on this side of the river commodity set up for a go go to set which was the monastery that had about nine thousand and nine hundred monks in a nearby last ditch and maybe not to double has sadly michael daddy than devote organising telephone call get into this
if there was someone from those regions because he wanted to go to ghana that are some familiar the monetary or test limbo they could make arrangements and do south africa never data and analytics and that's complemented behind didn't i needed the name on a general another team won the inaugural more than a thin while way thinking
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in alone in the times by practitioner practices the nuns would meditate on different kinds of environments of the buddha and they will sometimes that meant meditate on male forms of the buddha such as much of baidoa or
raja raja pioneer or something like that they would also meditate on female forms of the buddha self identify as you say role model and female forms of the problems just about your yoga any of attack kidney and so forth tara ah and sometimes they would meditate on male anything now mateus or long only on
one of those times twenty they gathered the divine form of wisdom suddenly gotta send wanted to email for manjushri or sometimes they would read meditate on some identifiable forms of father mother forms that they are said you know male female and union forms
i'm sort of both sexual identity is in the index extent of union and not only with the female nuns how you have the three modes of sexual role models but the mail months or so depending on which particular he doesn't they were focusing on they would meditate themselves self identify as male forms up a female forms of but as raja yoga any
of resemble the males would meditate instead of meditation visual visionary dietitian of themselves as female or as male female and it as well so full of and chemo with meditate meditating both kinds of sexual roles plastic combined sexual rock which is interesting one if you think i'm trying to visualize that one
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our discussion will continue please bring your questions but we get together tomorrow east asian and access rights my evening yes to more and more right out of those annual who are who is part one he will
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