Rangjung Naljorma Khandrola | The Kind Heart from Jamyang Buddhist Centre London

Rangjung Naljorma Khandrola
The Kind Heart from Jamyang Buddhist Centre London
A talk to the Jamyang London Community
/Rangjung Naljorma Khandrola:
One of the very few women teachers of Buddhism, Khandrola is known for her kind, wise and compassionate presence and her ability to teach on many levels giving each member of her audience exactly what they need (which may not be the same as what they want).
As her name suggests she is considered to be an emanation of a dakini, a highly evolved spiritual being. She is also one of the State Oracles of the Tibetan Government acting as a channel for one the Tseringma goddesses close to the Great Protectress of the Dalai Lamas and Tibet, Palden Lhamo, who also happens to be the protectress of the Jamyang London Centre.
Khandrola, is close to His Holiness the Dalai Lama and to Kyabje Lama Zopa Rinpoche and works tirelessly for the accomplishment of His Holiness's wishes. We are very pleased that she has been able to visit the London Centre of the FPMT in the UK this time.
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[@bdkulana1368]

great to listen to a Tibetan women dharma teacher, and wonderful translation thanks

[@JeannePilli]

Thank you so much for streaming these precious teachings!

[@margovangreta5197]

Thank you Khadrola, Thank you to Jamyang London, thank you to the excellent translator.

[@charybdisontherocks]

I am inspired by the idea of the two kinds of beggar, the one who is on the street begging for money to feed him or herself, the other is the wannabee who is just as desperate for fame and fortune. Brilliant way to put it.

[@kunsel307]

Great interpreter!

[@katemurry2712]

Unable to be there in person I really appreciate that this has been recorded. thank you so much

[@jonathannadeau6218]

Because of the lighting it looks as if the Buddha statue has no eyes.