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Audio and Video
Below is a selection of Sogyal Rinpoche's video, audio and written teachings, which offer an introduction to meditation and to the essence of Tibetan Buddhism. A number of articles from Rigpa publications since 1994 are also included.
Additional resources, books and teachings are available through the Rigpa shop, Zam. It is also possible to subscribe to Zam’s monthly Rigpalink service, which carefully selects the most significant of Sogyal Rinpoche's latest teachings.
Teachings Library
An extract from the Natural Great Peace text, explaining the essence of the Buddha's teachings.
The second in a series of conferences called ‘Buddhism in America’ was held in San Diego, California, in May 1998 and attracted an audience of Buddhist practitioners, teachers and scholars. Sogyal Rinpoche was invited to give a keynote address on the future of Buddhism.
The first International Congress for Tibetan Medicine took place in Washington DC in November 1998. A unique gathering, opened by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, it brought together Tibetan physicians, lamas, doctors and medical specialists from many countries. Sogyal Rinpoche was invited to address the conference on its opening morning.
What is the place of faith in the Buddhadharma? Is it merely blind faith? And which comes first: faith and devotion or wisdom? Sogyal Rinpoche embraces questions such as these in his address to the Conference of Buddhist Teachers in the West in California in June 2000.
Some short extracts from The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying*
*Revised and updated edition, 2002, Rider, London and Harper Collins, San Francisco, 2002
Articles and publications
A chronology charting the development of Sogyal Rinpoche's work in the West.
When we follow a spiritual path it is more important than ever to see through the mind and its delusions, and to know just how much misunderstandings dominate our lives.
Our minds can be wonderful, but at the same time they can be our worst enemy. In this article Sogyal Rinpoche shows us how to understand doubt and suspicion and recognise wrong views.
We are grateful to Harper Collins for permission to use excerpts from The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying
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