Palchen Study Group Jacksonville

07/06/2026

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05/30/2026

14th North .American Kagyu Monlam live.

བྱང་ཨ་རི་བཀའ་བརྒྱུད་སྨོན་ལམ་ཆེན་མོ་ཐེངས་བཅུ་བཞི་པ།།14th North America Kagyu Monlam 第十四屆北美噶舉祈願法會 Day 4th Afternoon Session

04/27/2026

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04/20/2026

This amazing video of the 16th Karmapa was in my feed today. I feel so fortunate and blessed.

570 likes, 54 comments. "16th Karmapa Mahamudra Samadhi"

04/14/2026

Wisdom from His Holiness Dalai Lama.

04/14/2026

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[From a teaching on The Songs of Barway Dorje, Part 10, given by Bardor Tulku Rinpoche at KPL in June 2017. Translated by Lama Yeshe Gyamtso.]

To be able to understand every single word of every single Dharma teaching we receive would be wonderful, but we should not hold ourselves hostage to that ambition. The most important thing when listening to teachings, especially teachings like these, is your intention for doing so.

In fact, the amount of benefit that you reap or accrue in listening to the songs [of Barway Dorje] depends more on your intention then it does on your understanding of the literal meaning of each line of the song. As it is said, “All things rest on the point of intention.” So if you find yourself unable to understand part of a song, or the main body of a song, don’t worry too much about it. Simply regard it as a source or vehicle for receiving the blessing of the Dharma.
https://kunzang.org/things-rest-point-intention/

03/01/2026

Happening now. I think of Nancy while listening and dedicate the merit to her successful rebirth.

Arya Tara Sadhana & Jangchok for the DeceasedH.E. Garchen Rinpoche GBI Lamas2026/03/0110:00am-12pm (MST, UTC-7)For the schedule, practice texts, and more det...

01/31/2026

I have been searching for the English words to accompany a favorite prayer, Calling the Guru from afar.
Here is a link to the mantra song with sing along translation !!

Khenpo Khartar Rinpoche encouraged our little Sangha, long ago, to chant in Tibetan. He said it was best. was good. His reason, as I understood it, was that these words have accumulated power by virtue of the number of times they had been repeated and the number of voices that had said the prayer.

It's a metaphysical concept in Western thought that prayers accumulate power over time through repetition. Devotional repetition is best

(Many experienced students know this, but new comers may not )

With respect .

https://youtu.be/LXG1Lh1WscI?feature=shared

May all benefit.

Namo Guruve. Prayers calling the Lama from afar are known to everyone. The key to invoking blessing is devotion motivated by repentance, of old ways and renu...