Tsem Tulku Rinpoche visits Chin Swee temple, Genting Highlands, Malaysia

[tsemtulku]

yek yee on Sep 15, 2011 at 9:22:51 pm wrote:

The Chin Swee temple at Genting Highlands is incredible for the concept. People always can to Chin Swee temple walking and relaxing.The view of this temple is very beautiful, beside that also very meaningful. Because you can contemplate the death....

And thank you for Rinpoche gave a very clear picture about Chin Swee master.

[tsemtulku]

tsemtulku on Jul 30, 2011 at 4:28:11 pm wrote:

Carmen wrote from FB: "Dear Rinpoche, I don't know many who has visited this temple. Actually, I didn't hear of this temple until Rinpoche's blog post. In regards to Rinpoche's question, I haven't visited this temple yet. But from the video, I like the scenery very much. I can imagine it being very cooling and peaceful - the feeling naturally invoked when you're up in the mountains; the same feeling you get in Tsem Ladrang in Nepal as well. I lik...

[tsemtulku]

P.D. on Jul 29, 2011 at 8:59:28 pm wrote:

Dear Rinpoche,

once I showed disrespect to a plastic Japanese Buddha, how to avoid the horible karma depicted here? Can I do something??

Many thanks in advance!!!

P.D.

[tsemtulku]

Alex Hay on Jul 25, 2011 at 10:03:07 am wrote:

Dear Rinpoche,

Thanks for the wonderful picture and explaination on this temple. The last time when I was there, its very peaceful place. I been there a few times and even climbed up the pagoda.

But I am very sad that some people, create rumours that if you visit the temple, you will eventually loose money in Genting.

Will drop by for a visit maybe next weekend....

[tsemtulku]

Sabina Giorgini on Jul 24, 2011 at 7:26:06 am wrote:

Dear Rinpoche,

All beautiful pictures and I especially love the picture of you near water turtles, those lovely creatures are very dear to me!

Thank You for allowing me to see and learn about places so distant from me!

[tsemtulku]

Ai Chin on Jul 23, 2011 at 7:02:47 am wrote:

Many many thanks Rinpoche for sharing this. Did not know that there is such a wonderful temple in Genting Highlands. Thank you for your teachings and all the pictures of the temple. I will definitely visit. Thank you.

[tsemtulku]

Sofi on Jul 22, 2011 at 2:50:15 pm wrote:

Thank you for your sharing, Rinpoche. My family stayed at the Chin Swee Apartments last year and we walked thru the different levels of hells with my children. We explained to them and showed them that transgression will result in punishments after we die. Hopefully they will be mindful of their thoughts and actions but may need a few more visits. I agree that the temple now has many interesting features and we've spent a good few hours there explorin...

[tsemtulku]

David Lai on Jul 22, 2011 at 2:30:34 pm wrote:

Dear Rinpoche,

Thank you for a wonderful post on Chin Swee temple and it is indeed very fascinating to learn about the Buddhist master Chin Swee. It is very fascinating to learn about Chin Swee and how he became attained in his practice and benefited many people and subdued spirits just like Guru Rinpoche. Perhaps, he practiced Tantra in his day but never pass his lineage down because there weren't suitable students during his time.

They h...

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ST on Jul 22, 2011 at 12:09:58 am wrote:

Dear Rinpoche,

Thanks for sharing the film shooting at Chin Swee Temple.

At KWPC, are you planning on allocation space to build depiction of a heavenly realm and not a hell realm (too gory la)?

[dettol1976]

02:10 - Never ever blow off the flame of the incense.

[neuroglejak]

@dettol1976 why?

[raymond6021]

is it trule

is it true

[junzen31]

what is that sign in the chest of the buddha statue?..

[aimoylim]

@junzen31 It's a swastika in a Chinese form. I believe it's an auspicious sign.

[ragger101]

@junzen31 It symbolizes indestructibility. Hitler loved it's meaning so much that he turned it around and used it himself.

[mchong795]

Thx tsemtulku for sharing this video.In malaysia there are many temples are build and have story behind them,Hope you can show some of their story and past it on to the next generation.If you got chance visit tiger balm garden in Singapore,hope they are still there .

[rockmonin]

Buddhist hell sounds plain delusional. Promoting this as the truth, is like building your own hell. Still it is interesting :)

[urhart]

Wow...thanks for sharing. Those hells ought to keep people from doing bad things!

[johnnhalls]

Hello Tsemtulku, I like too much your teachings.

Since i hear your dharma talks, I wanted to asked you, What really happens with a person that commits suicide?

Regards, and thanks for your motivate work !

[marcoinacio1]

very nice tsemtulku

[merce0909]

wow the chinese buddhist helll is worse than the catholic hell

[neuroglejak]

@merce0909 But hell is not final in Buddhism like it is in chritianity or islam. In Buddhism you can always change your karma, that's why Buddhism is so wonderful path.

[samadhiquandry]

i like this kind of temple so much.

[heavydiesel]

Wow! If they can build that there, there is no reason why we can't build KWPC too, and how nice would that be!