Q&A with Kyabgön Phakchok Rinpoche

Kyabgön Phakchok Rinpoche is a lineage holder of the Profound Treasures of Chokgyur
Lingpa from the Nyingma School and one of the throne-holders of the Riwoche Taklung
Kagyu Lineage. He is the first-born grandson of Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche, and his father,
Tsikey Chokling Rinpoche, is the fourth reincarnation of Terchen Chokgyur Lingpa.
Phakchok Rinpoche is the Vajra Master of the White Monastery, Ka-Nying Shedrup Ling and
we are delighted to welcome him to our Institute for a special talk.

[@lilatara1]

Dearest Rinpoche . Your clear,sharp and authentic answers uplifted my day. Ever so grateful ! Miss you sooo much ❤

[@janwag6856]

As a long time Dzochen practitioner, first introduced to the Nyminga tradition in the 1970’s I am heartened by your teachings. I am one who has practiced Guru yoga, privately, for many years. Honoring refuge and bodicitta prayers, following the instruction to let thoughts dissolve in meditation and otherwise brings me to the notion that you may be right. Because, over time, with no other agenda than I couldn’t leave the Dharma behind I find myself doing so many of the actions that you described in this video and I am so grateful for the present day questions and your insightful answers that made me know these ‘solutions’ come to fruition living in this precious moment.
Deepest appreciation 🙏🦋❤️

[@krashnahamde5814]

I am interested in Buddhist studies.

[@umagurung5084]

🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐

[@bestguy6422]

Since when dude become Holiness (Kyabgon)? It's always best to stay humble and keep up with good work playing with name and titles are turely unnecessary to play and impose with.

[@ThuptenKalsang-c4s]

Well said. I agree. I find his knowledge on Buddhism is limited after I listened to his answers.

[@dhidhiyang6768]

everyone's welcomed to freely and openly share ideas. I'm also going to share some ideas here.
I disagree. a practitioner will find Rinpoche's answers so helpful and right on point. and Kyabgon was obviously added by student instead of requested by Rinpoche. btw Kyabgon in Tibetan literally means the protector. of course teachers are students' protectors who help students to see their true nature, which is the ultimate refuge. of course you are welcomed to freely share your hearts and criticize. but at the same time I'm sorry to say that we often jump to solid judgment without knowing that what we see are, or are filtered by our own projections. because of your habitual patterns, you interpreted the whole thing as someone's arrogance just by a single word, which you don't even know its accurate meaning. this is your habit, your mind. please face it. and please apply dharma to make it become better.
otherwise no matter how many fancy theories we learn, we simply don't know what is genuine Dharma, the Dharma of realization. that will be such a pity. a waste of your teaches and your own potential.