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RINGU TULKU RINPOCHE’S FAVOURITE STORY
FRISBEE GIANT
WINTER WALK IN VOGRIE PARK
Winter walk with the Nepalese community in Edinburgh led by Monica Wilde and Dr Mark Watson, Head of Flora at the Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Yeshe Dorje.
LAZY LAMA FILM
Renowned German filmmaker Niko von Glasow’s newest film is now available to view here!
The film shows Ringu Tulku not only as a Buddhist master and teacher – it also offers a personal, humorous and honest insight into his family and working life. It shows Ringu Tulku preparing four students for a retreat which lasts three years, three months and three days, in Sikkim, North India. Spending time with the Lazy Lama gives the audience the opportunity to reflect on their own lives, and find ways to create more room for spirituality, meditation, empathy and the right kind of “laziness”.
Sheila Atim: Tight Connection to My Heart
Sheila Atim winner of the Olivier Award, 2018 for
Girl from the North Country
at the Old Vic and the Noel Coward Theatre sings Bob Dylan’s
Tight Connection to My Heart.
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Autumn Leaves by Yenne Lee
Here’s Yenne Lee with her arrangement of the Joseph Kosma standard Autumn Leaves. She’splaying a great 2004 Pepe Romero Jr. classical guitar in cedar and maple.
The Practice of Compassion
MINDFUL JUGGLING
SOWING THE SEED: SITAR ROSE
“Sowing the Seed” is the follow up to “Blue Poppy” a film following the journey of traditional Tibetan doctors who came to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh in 2008 to learn how to cultivate their endangered wild medicinal plants.The project was conceived by Choye Akong Tulku Rinpoche who co- founded the Samye Ling Tibetan Centre in Scotland and Rokpa Charity which works in the Tibetan areas of China to support education,medicine,nourishment and culture.
The Tibetan doctors who studied in Edinburgh tell the story of the challenges of building a plant nursery from scratch since 2011and how they are now starting to see the fruit of their labour. They are dedicated to continuing Akong Rinpoche’s vision of preserving Tibetan plants and medicine for generations to come.
Sitar Rose: Openhand Productions
HOW TO LET ALTRUISM BE YOUR GUIDE
Lifting the Lid on foraging and community gardening
Andy Puddicombe: All it takes is 10 mindful minutes
TED TALK ABOUT BHUTAN
Sourced from Conscious Action Network
What Meditation Really is: Ringu Tulku Rinpoche
Umbra
Malcolm Sutherlandhttp://www.animalcolm.com/#!about/c786
THE FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS: RINGU TULKU RINPOCHE
With the kind permission of Thomas Zachmeier, a filmaker at
Conscious Action Network. Thomas lives in Berlin.