by 17th Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje
Namo Guru
Namo Guru
Mighty Vajradhara, wisdom of all conquerors in a single form,
Splendid guru, your kindness towards me has been beyond compare.
This way in which you left for dharmadhatu, even though for a just while,
Aches and hurts unbearably as if a thorn has pierced my heart.
Splendid guru, your kindness towards me has been beyond compare.
This way in which you left for dharmadhatu, even though for a just while,
Aches and hurts unbearably as if a thorn has pierced my heart.
Even though the clarity of your eyesight did decline,
And even though your legs and fingers were removed,
You never tired of working for the happiness of beings.
Single father, noble guru, how I miss your kindness!
I think of you and meet your joyful, smiling face.
I think of you and hear your gentle tone of voice.
I think of you, your loving kindness leaves an imprint in my heart.
Again, again, I think of you, oh guru how I miss you!
And even though your legs and fingers were removed,
You never tired of working for the happiness of beings.
Single father, noble guru, how I miss your kindness!
I think of you and meet your joyful, smiling face.
I think of you and hear your gentle tone of voice.
I think of you, your loving kindness leaves an imprint in my heart.
Again, again, I think of you, oh guru how I miss you!
May your triple trainings’ golden orb remanifest
Among the eastern peaks, your tireless resolve,
So your beneficial and joyous waves of light shine far and wide;
Please let your emanation soon arise like a youthful sun.
Among the eastern peaks, your tireless resolve,
So your beneficial and joyous waves of light shine far and wide;
Please let your emanation soon arise like a youthful sun.
Without you, there’s no chance to clear the gloom of ignorance.
Without you, there’s no chance to cross this ocean of samsara.
Having trusted you forever to be my refuge and my hope,
In every single life at your lotus feet I bow.
Without you, there’s no chance to cross this ocean of samsara.
Having trusted you forever to be my refuge and my hope,
In every single life at your lotus feet I bow.
Even though the eminent Tenga Rinpoche, our lord of refuge whose kindness is incomparable, has for but a while passed beyond to dharmadhatu, I, Urgyen Trinley, one in the line of bearers of the Karmapa name, wrote this prayer on the 5th of April, 2012, in the form of an earnest supplication, so that he may reappear to benefit all fortunate disciples, as he promised.
English by Erik Pema Kunsang.
This is to announce the annual Spring Course for 2012 in Benchen Phuntsok Dargyeling Monastery, Kathmandu, Nepal. Due to the altered Kagyu Monlam schedule in Bodhgaya, the course will be rather early next year. 
Encontrado y reconocido a la edad de siete años, el actual Tenga Rinpoche tomó los votos de ordenación completa a los 19 años, y recibió una profunda educación budista en los monasterios de Benchen y Palpung, estudiando todos los rituales tántricos y la filosofía con diferentes Maestros, como el IXº Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche, Situ Rinpoche y Jamgön Rinpoche.
Este retiro, destinado a ofrecernos una guía práctica para saber como abordar el viaje de la muerte, se efectuará en régimen de silencio absoluto.
Bokar Rinpoche propuso un ciclo de estudios y prácticas meditativas que se integran en la vida moderna sin que tengamos que abandonar nuestro trabajo y nuestra familia. Gracias a una disciplina personal que nos permita realizar una sesión diaria de meditación, podemos seguir el camino tradicional que parte de la práctica de Shine y los 
preliminares hasta las prácticas más profundas del Vajrayana.
Buscamos bienestar y confort en nuestra mente, pero lo que necesitamos es claridad en la mente, claridad en los procesos de pensamientos, de elaboración. Cuando hay claridad hay sosiego, armonía y flexibilidad y así nace la creatividad amorosa, el manejo hábil de los recursos genuinos del noble corazón.
