Garchen Rinpoche

EE considers topics that she relates to practice, such as self-observation, conscience, reminding factors, and intention.

She facilitates discussion with attendees, which include some stories of communications that were made about practice by the Tibetan Buddhist teacher, Garchen Rinpoche, and by her own teacher, Lee Lozowick.

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Elise Arrow, EE.

And I think maybe some of us can relate to that.

So I just wanna say in the last couple days, practice has taken on a new meaning for me.

Y'all know that Garchen Rinpoche is sick.

You want to tell people who he is, for those who may not know?

If anything, I'm obstructing [laughs] obstructing the blessings flowing.

But Azha Rinpoche, Garchen Rinpoche, Traje Rinpoche, and my many teachers who have forced me into this, uh, into this position as the, the quote unquote leader of the sangha, um, they are full of blessings.

And Guru Rinpoche's presence is, is here.

So I- that's talks about how excellent it is.

Um, but it's still untraditional in the sense that you need to have an empowerment, right? And, and this-

Yeah

... can be received from Garchen Rinpoche online or however you do this.

So, you know, because the teachings that Joe gives are not just public open teachings, um, they require you actually have entered the Vajrayana vehicle, and you consider yourself a Buddhist.

Uh, nature is one.

However, I focused in on the love I have for His Eminence Garchen Rinpoche-

Mm-hmm

... who is a Tibetan Buddhist practitioner.