Remembering Guru, Teachings, Sangha

Thank you so much for making this form of these teachings available. I've been listening to these tapes as well are reading the book Transcending Madness. The two together of tapes and book are very helpful. As a student of the Vidyadhara from the seventies I just cannot get enough of my master's voice.

I also attended the program this weekend with Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche. He certainly helped deepen my understanding of this. Inspired as he said by the approach and profundity of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche's teachings, Dzongsar Rinpoche was also adroit at presenting a multi-layered and multi-faceted teachings that benefited both young and old, both new and seasoned practitioners. Here is how to understand as well as how to practice. Here is how to apply this to our daily lives as well as to the greater transitions of life and death and beyond. Far out! But "don't freak out," as Trungpa Rinpoche taught in the 1970's as how to experience awakened wisdom.

When this program of Dzongsar Rinpoche is available at his web site, could you please post a precise link? And please turn up the volume on the voice of Trungpa Rinpoche. The introduction has good volume, but when the master starts to speak the volume is so low that it is difficult to hear. Even when I do all I can at this end to turn it up.

Supplicating my Guru,
David Wimberly