Enthronement of Jetsunma Ahkon Lhamo

[RinchenSherab66]

@Truth0is You or Your cat? You are thinking that You are hot? Or Your cat heheheh. Learn something about awareness first...

[christine99zc]

Seeing this video makes me realize how some high lamas have totally sold out for the money. If this woman is of benefit to people other than to take their money, I have a hard time imagining what benefit that is. GROSS

[yllwsquirrel]

@christine99zc I don't know much about Jetsunma but i think your response is rather harsh and closed minded. HH Penor Rinpoche was an incredible master whose benefit to practitioners is so vast and continues to be after his passing.

i think alot of westerners have alot of self doubt that extends to the idea that an american can be a developed practitioner and teacher. I hope we can evolve past this so that genuine dharma can spread in this country the same way it did to tibet so long ago.

[17370tally]

I find that working full time as a night security guard where I have to do very little in terms of work has been excellent for having the leisure to practice my pujas and practice of meditation, and to read Dharma books on company time. Those who are torn between their jobs and practice should strongly consider working as a security guard and fulfilling one's practice.

[MrStaala]

@17370tally Been doing that for five years. It is kind of modern retreat.

[kalvadenpa]

who is that woman ....she looks hot in this dress. every one becames tulku or rinpoche...i also want to make my dog as a tulku too....

[BelleS000]

Such a rare and precious occasion. Many have and will benefit from Her enlightened activity.

[thiagofontesdmello]

She was not the first westerner woman to be recognized as a "tulku". Many decades before her, the french writer-traveller madame Alexandra David-Neel was also reconigzed and enthoned. Peace for all!

[Yinuna]

Alexandra David-Neel was reconigzed as a Tulku? I didn't know that ! As who? Thx for reply ^o^

[RinchenSherab66]

@thiagofontesdmello Also Madam Tsultrim Alione

[erosamuk]

wow!

[apriltime2008]

Om Mani Padme Hum!

Rejoice!

[CatCommunication]

PS I wish there were other books about Jetsunma out there that maybe weren't as focused on "getting the scoop"?

[CatCommunication]

So cool to see these moments that I read about in "Buddha from Brooklyn"! The book doesn't paint Jetsunma in the most flattering of colors, but I have always been drawn to her story, and I think the book was actually a contributing factor in my eventual practice of Tibetan Buddhism. It's very nice to be able to see these moments with my own eyes and a better understanding than I had the first time I read the book.