#emaho

On this episode of Awakening Now, Lama Surya Das explores the fun practice of Emaho and other advanced Dzogchen teachings, including integrated dharma into daily life.

“If there’s no wind, the ocean doesn’t wave. When there’s wind, there’s waves.” – Lama Surya Das

Que bom ver toda a sanga feliz com a inauguração do Templo/Refeitório. Que possamos receber e ajudar muitos seres!

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Vídeos:  “Como Construir uma Vida Significativa e Feliz”!

A gravação foi do Luiz Bertoni, que colocou um desenho meu pra enfeitar o cantinho, tá vendo ali.  ^^ Fico feliz, ficou uma graça!

Israel -

If you can play the guitar, sing a little, or play some other instrument, you might  just be a street musician. But it is not just street music, not mere busking its the music of life. It’s ‘Sidewalk Bunch’. Three years ago in Tel Aviv  which is the second most populous city in Israel  I saw these local lads. They had come together  making  beautiful music with a bunch of instruments rarely seen but way too refined than their traditional counterparts. It began with a vague idea of Yoav Elkayam to initiate a music project that would be a one-off that  will perform mostly on the streets. He had a pile of thoughts about the music he wanted to play and also about whom to play it with.

No sooner than this happened, he met Nimrod in a public garden in the off port city and began scratching some rough , some  soothing s rhythms on paper. It  was the magic of these rough tunes that  turned into compositions that people started to gather around them looking forward  to the music, many of them first timers. They started with first names, and then embarked on this journey with musical notes as companions.

A Tibetan expression meaning wonderful, marvelous, fantastic, amazing (source)

An interjection expressive of compassion for all living creatures (source)

A Tibetan word and expresses the wonder and amazement which overcomes you at moments of clarity and reality… well, I think that’s what it means!! It certainly is an exclamation of joy and awe! (source)