Khashyar | September 11, 2009

Heimilisfang � Melbourne, �stral�a � Desember 9: Hans Heilagleiki vilja heimilisfang the Lokun af the Flugv�l af the �ing af the World’s Tr�.

Venue: Melbourne S�ning & Si�venja Mi�ja ( Mekka)

Snerting Website: www.parliamentofreligions.org

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Khashyar | September 11, 2009

Opinber Tala � Auckland, N�ja-Sj�land � Desember 5: Hans Heilagleiki vilja gefa a opinber tala �A Fri�samur Hugur l�fr�nn vi� the Dalai B�ddhamunkur Heims�kn Traust N�ja-Sj�land.

Kennsla � Auckland, N�ja-Sj�land � Desember 6His: Heilagleiki vilja gefa kennsla �Nagarjunas’ Sk�ring � Bodhicitta (jangchup semdrel) �kafi.

Snerting Website: www.dalailamavisit.org.nz

Yfirlit:

� Desember 2009 Hans Heilagleiki the 14th Dalai B�ddhamunkur af T�bet vilja heims�kn N�ja-Sj�land til lj�stra uppOpinber Tala ogB�ddatr�arma�ur Kennsla � the heimbo� af the T�betb�i B�ddatr�arma�ur samf�lag af N�ja-Sj�land.

�st og vir�a alheims- eins og a ma�ur af fri�ur, a fr��ima�ur og talsma�ur fyrir betri skilningur � me�al f�lk og tr�, Hans Heilagleiki vilja heims�kn Auckland � Desember 5th og 6th til gefa a Opinber Tala og B�ddatr�arma�ur Kennsla �hlutdr�gur the skilabo� af �st, sam��, g��vild og alhli�a �byrg�.

This heims�kn er a d�samlegur t�kif�ri fyrir allur N�r Zealanders til aftur sj� og heyra Hans Heilagleiki the Dalai B�ddhamunkur � manneskja.

A Fri�samur Hugur
Laugardagur Desember 5th 2009, 2.00pm

Hans Heilagleiki the Dalai B�ddhamunkur vilja gefa a Opinber Tala � A Fri�samur Hugur � the Vektor Leikvangur � Auckland � Laugardagur Desember 5th 2009. This opinber tala er hentugur fyrir a almennur �horfendur og allur ert velkominn.
A�g�ngumi�i vilja vera $20.00 � s�ti

Hver og einn vilja a hamingjusamur, �rangursr�kur l�f. Au�vita�, yfirbor� �stand ert mikilv�gur, en �G hugsa �essi fyrir a hamingjusamur l�f, a hamingjusamur fj�lskylda, og a hamingjusamur samf�lag, mikill r��ast af � okkar andlegur afsta�a. The lykill ��ttur, �G feel, er mannlegur sam��, a skilningarvit af caring fyrir einn annar.

Stundum, hven�r vi� tala ��ur � the gildi af sam�� og fyrirgefning og �st, f�lk f� the far �essir ert tr�arlegur efni. Hva�a �G tr�a, according to til minn eiga reynsla, er �essi a logn, fri�samur hugur er a mj�g mikilv�gur frumefni fyrir halda uppi the l�kami � a r�legur vegur. Hven�r �� missa �inn skap, �egar � sta� �� feel ���gilegur. Loksins, �� missa �inn melting og sofa. Svo, hvort �� ert a tr�ma�ur e�a a non- tr�ma�ur, the fri�samur hugur � daglega l�f er mj�g, mj�g mikilv�gur.

According to til �l�kur tr�arlegur hef�, there ert different methods. For example, a Christian practitioner may meditate on God’s grace, God’s infinite love. This is a very powerful concept in order to achieve peace of mind. A Buddhist practitioner may be thinking about relative nature and also Buddha-nature. This is also very useful. I’m a Buddhist monk, so I’m practicing according to this teaching.

I believe each human being has the potential to change, to transform one’s own attitude, no matter how difficult the situation. We are human beings, and we have this marvelous brain and marvelous heart, so there is potential to develop a proper mental attitude, through which we can have a happy, more peaceful life. I think the remarkable thing we’re observing now among those who have some experience with Buddhist teaching and practice is that when these people are passing through a traumatic period, the standard of mental peace always remains.

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Nagarjuna’s Commentary on Bodhicitta

Sunday December 6th 2009, 10am 12 Noon, 1.30pm 3.30pm.
Developing a kind heart and awakening the mind is not just a sentimental or religious goal.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will give a Buddhist Teaching on Nagarjuna’s Commentary on Bodhicitta at the Vector Arena in Auckland on Sunday December 6th 2009. This public talk is suitable for a general audience and all are welcome. Tickets will be $60.00 per seat

Nagarjuna’s text is a commentary on a verse from the root tantra of Guhyasamaja.

In introducing Nagarjuna’s text, His Holiness discusses the etymology of Bodhicitta, noting that the Bodhisattva path relies on the analytical power of intelligence to transform the mind through purification of afflictions and obscurations and attainment of realizations of ultimate reality.

It is for everyone, irrespective of race, religion or political affiliation. It is for anybody who considers themselves a member of the human family.

Nagarjuna’s Commentary on Bodhicitta touches on the two aspects of the awakening mind, the twin qualities of wisdom and compassion, which are necessary for anyone who aspires to be a better person and implement change in their lives. The instructions for cultivating them within each of us are explained in this Teaching, so that we too may follow in the footsteps of the Buddha.

Recognised as one of the most accomplished Buddhist Masters, His Holiness will deliver these teachings based on his own profound and authentic experience of compassion, loving kindness and inner peace. As Archbishop Desmond Tutu recently has stated, “His Holiness the Dalai Lama is not simply a holy man. He is recognized throughout the world as one of our few true moral authorities. He is a teacher who has shown us all how to live our lives with compassion, non violence and love.”

Buddhists and non Buddhists alike, come away profoundly moved and motivated to take responsibility and create positive changes in their lives.

Contact Website: www.dalailamavisit.org.nz

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