Question & Answer with H.E. Garchen Rinpoche// Aug 22, 2020
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- Question & Answer with H.E. Garchen Rinpoche
Aug 22, 2020
1000am-12pm (PDT, GMT-7)
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MAY ALL BEINGS BENEFIT!
Goal= love and compassion for all beings. ❤️
This is the best thing I listened to. God bless ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
@51:00 very great point about sadness and suffering. Self-sadness No, sadness for others Yes. "When suffering your karma is clearing". 🙏
@55:05 Great Tip. Thank you ❤️
Thank you so much. It helps a lot. Long Long live His Eminence Garchen Rinpochey 🙏🙏🙏💙💙💙
Much love ❤️
@28:00 I didn't even know I could be born as a God 🙏
58:41 🔥🌈💎
@1:18:30👍 karma
Is it possible to ask a question now??
Rinpoche, if ones mind merges with the mind of all sentient Biengs when one realizes emptiness,
HOW is it possible that an Arhat, lower vehicle, ABANDONS sentient Biengs??
With respect and appreciation for Garchen Rinpoche: trans people suffer horribly because of dysphoria and not transitioning is not a good option for them. A lot of trans people end their lives because of the suffering that arises from gender dysphoria - the way society perceives them and the misalignment of the way they feel and the way they're perceived (feel as a girl, perceived as a boy; feel as a boy, perceived as a girl and so on).
Aside from the trans people themselves describing the benefits of transitioning - how it positively affected their wellbeing and decreased their suffering, the constant state of it, - there is scientific evidence that shows how suicidal ideation among transgender people is decreased post-transitioning. They think about killing themselves less, and show an improvement in their wellbeing thanks to the transitioning.
A compassionate and caring attitude towards them would be letting them get the healthcare they need (related to gender transitioning) and not judge them, not point fingers at them and not treat them like freaks or something.
If someone's going to see this: if you're worried about vaccines, i don't recommend being worried. Because the scientific evidence strongly shows their safety.