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Child abuse? The actual scandal is not about the Dalai Lama - 007 of Buddhism for Beginners with Yogi Horst R Brumm - Fire Rain of Wisdom 04/29/2023

Child abuse? The actual scandal is not about the Dalai Lama - 007 of Buddhism for Beginners with Yogi Horst R Brumm - Fire Rain of Wisdom Hear the German original on our podcast 'Manjushris Weisheit'. This title has also been published as video in Deutsch und English on our Youtube channel We have now had what one might call a worst-case scenario in Buddhism. And I have to say that the situation that has arisen in this way is not held against the Dalai Lama directly, but rather against the people around the Dalai Lama. There has just been this scandal between the Dalai Lama and a little Indian boy because it appears to be an Indian boy and not a Tibetan boy because the Dalai Lama speaks English to that boy. So he didn't speak Tibetan, but English. That means the press was there, there were people who recorded it on video and you can see that on the internet. And now the really big scandal, where it comes down to it, did the action between the Dalai Lama and the boy imply sexuality, so to speak, was it sexual abuse. The Dalai Lama has also publicly apologized for the situation that happened. And the people who are very close to the Dalai Lama then said, well, you know that the Dalai Lama always does something very casual and stuff like that. And that's outside of the narrow Buddhist scene. Right now in the camp of people who are in the Tibetan Buddhist community, especially in the West, it's incredibly difficult for practising Buddhists to sort that out. There are those who defend what the Dalai Lama does and say yes, whatever the Dalai Lama does is right and everything is okay. And then, on the other hand, those who have lost a great deal of trust in the Buddha's teachings as a result. There were also people who are very critical of our social conditions in today's society. And then a situation like the one that happened between the Dalai Lama and this little boy in public. That's what happened, and I'm just saying that now, because of course I can't prove it, but I know myself that we often have situations where lamas and rinpoches are surrounded by very bad advisors. A Dalai Lama is not omniscient, because all the Rinpoches are not as realized as Buddha Shakyamuni, it is said that he was omniscient, but the Rinpoches don't have that kind of omniscience and lineage holders don't usually have that either. And so, if you are somehow aware of this now, then we should understand that these problems arise because we live in a degenerate age where the Dharma teacher himself, surrounded by the students, can drag down the Dharma teacher. Especially when someone has a lot of students. Then you also have to understand that the Dalai Lama lives the way he does, also from a political point of view, where you sometimes overhear statements from the Dalai Lama that may not necessarily be logical, but where the point is that his main aim is that he has to take care of the Tibetan people, all the Tibetans who are in exile. They depend on him. He holds together the Tibetans living in exile. And then you have to see that there are a lot of powerful beings around him who also use the Dalai Lama and influence how he behaves. So I think that this happened partly because the people around him don't inform him enough. He gets a lot of information, but not necessarily the information he needs socially. The scandal that we had three or four years ago when it came to Sogyal Rinpoche is an example of the fact that trust in Buddhism has now of course been greatly weakened as a result. From this situation, as it is now publicly presented to the Dalai Lama, I can understand every outsider's loss of trust in the Buddhist teachings as a result. Trust has been lost from saying how Sogyal Rinpoche behaved. All these accusations at Sogyal Rinpoche were being made, I listened carefully and built the constellation of how these different things were presented. Namely, what was the difference between what Sogyal Rinpoche did and what was here. Here with the Dalai Lama dispute, it was a child and it was in public and what was portrayed there. Anyone can google it themselves, what was there in detail, I don't want to describe it now, but you can see it for yourself. And I can understand why people don't get along with it. With Sogyal Rinpoche, the situation was different. Those were adults. They were grown people. And I've been dealing with this topic of Buddhism for almost 40 years. In that time I met more than 60 teachers, and experienced the behavior of the students around me, of all of us western students, all of whom I met, Germans, French, Americans, English, Australians. Everyone always wanted the highest teachings. So what we're doing here now is kindergarten for them. What we did here this morning is preschool. They understood that a long time ago. They're not interested in that. It bores them, it's boring to talk about the four thoughts that turn the mind. They wanted only the highest teachings. The very best, the most beautiful, the greatest. What's the biggest? That's not even tantra anymore. There is a Kriya tantra, that is outer purity. No, they want the non-dualistic. Yes, then let's do father and mother tantra. No, we want to do the non- dual tantra. No, that's actually way too complicated. We then do Mahamudra and Dzogchen. Actually, that's too much. We only do Maha Ati now. We are Maha Ati. And people think they have the skills. In order to be able to realize this at all, you need a Vajra master. A Dzogchen master. In order to realize Dzogchen, you don't have to listen and ponder intellectually in your mind, but you have to experience the non-existent of the Self in your mind. The non-self-experience. Only then can you realize Dzogchen. Only then can you realize non- duality. So a Dzogchen master has only one task. He has to keep kicking your ass. Constantly. He must get your ego boiling. And I remember one teacher, I really appreciate him so much, it's Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche. He has done and is still doing such fantastic things. I'm always touched by him whenever he says anything. And he also does it very cleverly and he noticed that with Sogyal Rinpoche and then also what's going on in America with Mipham Rinpoche and Shambala and stuff like that. And Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche said he is not as courageous as Trungpa Rinpoche and Sogyal Rinpoche. These Rinpoches offered their disciples their own flesh, their own bodies. Not sexually, but they sacrificed their body, sacrificed it to the students. They gave everything to them. The students wanted Dzogchen Mahamudra and the Rinpoches did everything to make that happen. They have every means that was right, that was at all possible, to crack the ego to give them a chance to experience non-duality. Trungpa Rinpoche had a situation with them where they said, somehow he just called the closer people at night, to say he wanted to eat this and that now. And then they thought, that wanting to eat something, was his greed. But he only did what he had to do. What does he have to do? Imagine yourselves, Wolf and Dorothy, are lying comfortably in bed, the phone rings, and you pick it up. "Get up! I want pancakes now!", I say to you as if I were your Vajra master, which I'm not. (I'm a slob.) Imagine you are hanging up on me and Dorothy saying: "Has Horst lost his mind?" "Well, you know, Dorothy," Wolf would note, "we said we wanted Dzogchen Mahamudra from him. So is this the price for that? Having to get up at night and then get him pancakes because he wants to eat pancakes now? I can't believe it. Does he have a quirk?" And so, if I were a Vajra master now, you then begin to fight my effort to boil your ego. And then I would say to Ramon: "You know Ramon, every time you come I want a tenth of your net income from you. Give me that." And when you bring me ten percent, I would say, why don't you give me fourteen percent? I would like to have ten percent, be a little generous, give me fourteen percent. And then you'd think, he's suddenly become so greedy. Be glad you didn't do that and I wouldn't do that to you, either. But of course I am not your vajra master. I have no intention of letting the vajra master hang out around here. However, if people mean they really want to experience non-duality, then they have to pay the price. They can't have it for free. Not because Sogyal Rinpoche, a vajra master, needs it. But we in the West, we're so arrogant, we're so lofty that we think we're great students like Naropa, like Marpa, like Milarepa, like Gampopa, like the first Karmapa. We would be such eligible students for a Vajra master. But when the Vajra master makes BOOH, we go BAAAAH. And because of that, I examined the various things that were assumed of Sogyal Rinpoche, I examined them analytically and looked what causes his behavior, what he does then. He cuts across Westerners' concepts of anything. And Trungpa Rinpoche did something similar in the 1980s when he was in Marburg. Oh, Trungpa Rinpoche comes to Marburg! There is only one public event! And at that time, I think, they were supposed to pay something around 300 or 350 Deutschmarks for the evening. That's more expensive than a concert with the Beatles or the Rolling Stones back then. I think that's triple or quadruple if you sat in the front row. Not everyone is sitting in the front row in that hall in Marburg. The event was announced to start at half past seven. Now that we've paid 300 Deutschmarks, we want something for it, don't we? However, Trungpa Rinpoche keeps people waiting. Seven forty-five. Eight. Half past eight. Eight forty-five. People just wait. We have now paid so much, now we want something for it. This is our attitude. And he comes in swaying, held by his students. Completely drunk. He looks that way. He staggers in. Sits down on the chair. Says a few sentences. I think the whole thing lasted a maximum of fifteen minutes from what I've been told. Then he gets up and goes outside. And the whole thing was still like that, I think until ten o'clock. We just sat in there and said, will he be right back? Does this go any further? But he's out. Did he just want to pee outside? No, he's gone then, he didn't come back. And we paid 300 Deutschmarks for that? It's mean, isn't it? Isn't that mean? Fifteen minutes. Everyone who participates actually knows that this is the 11th Trungpa Rinpoche. They know he presents crazy wisdom. Everyone who took part knows that. They knew there was something said to show the nature of mind. For this, one has to be prepared. And he did. He showed people the nature of mind. And they didn't look. Maybe some, but very few. I then heard later that was the scandal that was going around at the time. He took so much money for it and they complained that they got so little. That was half a year later, in Albertstrasse in Berlin. A photographer who also took beautiful black and white photos of Tai Sitoo Rinpoche, told me he had been there. People were really pissed off. And I said, shit, if I had only gone there. I didn't have enough money and neither did I have the time and I didn't have a car. I didn't have a friend with whom to stay overnight in Marburg, I would have needed a hotel or whatever, so I didn't manage to get there. And I said, man, I'm sorry I wasn't there. Because that would have been the chance. A mind-to-mind transmission, that's what Trungpa Rinpoche did there. Because I knew the stories of what such yogis, who have crazy wisdom from earlier times, do. And I regretted that I wasn't there. And then all of a sudden it was like being struck by lightning. My joy and my regret that I was not there resulted in me getting the blessing of it even though I wasn't there. It went through my whole body like lightning. And suddenly a lot of things that I never understood, made sense to me. The ones I didn't get along with. Oh, that's how it is. Oh, that's what it means. Oh, I see. That went for days. A lot of things I didn't understand, I then understood them afterwards. Not that I can now say I have any yogic abilities, which are now theoretically here. None of that. But if you as Westerners hang in there like that, and don't know the culture, don't understand a lot, and suddenly it becomes so clear to you. You are told what it is exactly, and here is what I commend to you. Be careful when people judge any teacher. Now, with Sogyal Rinpoche, I still defend Sogyal Rinpoche and I don't let dirt and dust fall on him. And if people should picture me on the internet as a somehow narcissistic ego teacher or whatever, totally gaga - well, I can live with their cursing, I have no problem with that. And I will continue to defend him. I will defend Trungpa Rinpoche and also Mipham Rinpoche in America. All the allegations are going on there and we don't just have what's going on with the Dalai Lama. We still have that people keep claiming and just repeating the claims because someone else said, repeat that and they say there must be something to it if anyone says so, and so on. For example that the Karmapa had illegitimate children somewhere, well, our Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje, he's under supervision all the time, he's never alone, and the close monks around him, they wouldn't understand if he took a woman in there with him, and then he's practically next to the door, and they kind of pop around in there and stuff. And people then say, Karmapa should just give a DNA sample, and then one can check whether it's true. Just this idea of ??doing this, going into it, now Karmapa has to prove if he is the father or non- father, or else it is just claimed that he had done it. And then in 'Buddhismus heute', a magazine by the DBU, a woman wrote, that there was a scandal about the Karmapa in Canada, the proceedings were discontinued, an out-of-court agreement was then reached - without mentioning that this is speculation, but continuing that dropping the case would be an admission that something had happened. That's how westerners write about it. Why? Because they just want to make themselves important like the monk Tenzin here in Germany, who only cares because he picks on Sogyal Rinpoche. I don't know how he's dealing with this story now, with the Dalai Lama, the way he's doing it now, because Tenzin said that the Dalai Lama praised him, that he does a lot of great things, how Tenzin is behaving now. I am not criticizing the Dalai Lama for what he did, it's not my job to criticize that. All I'm saying is it's a very awkward situation for all Buddhists in the west, people are losing faith, and that's because of the atmosphere created around the Dalai Lama, the advisors that he has. And I know that when a situation is very unfavorable to a great teacher, weak students who think they have more power than the teacher, can drag the teacher into difficult situations. Karmically it doesn't have a direct effect now, so that the Dalai Lama would have to suffer because of this, but it simply means that his work becomes more difficult, his activities become more difficult. Likewise the activities of Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje, of the Buddha who, somewhere in Europe, how do you say, works incognito all the time and gives teachings via Zoom, if such talk is used, his activities will of course be restricted. And so remember, if you hear any criticism of teachers, it's interesting that in all the scandals, the real abusers will not be in the spotlight, like the one Zen teacher in Bavaria or Baden- Wuerttemberg, the one sentenced to eight years in prison for real sexual abuse of refugee children. You hear next to nothing about it in the Buddhist scene. Then there is this film by Arte, where at the beginning they mention a French teacher, a Buddhist teacher who opens up there as if he was a super lama and started a community there. You don't hear anything about his sentence from a French court to seven or eight years on probation because he was found guilty in many, many cases where he treated children very, very badly - psychological, physical violence or whatever, I haven't read the charges. The children had to do prostrations, they had to practice Buddhism, which of course doesn't work at all in our western society. In Tibet the children like to do this on their own and voluntarily, but not here. And when the western parents will become Buddhists, children will be forced into such an institution. And if they will not participate and will not obey, then there's a kind of food deprivation or they get bad food or something like that. He was found guilty. That will not be discussed. But what you then accuse the great teachers of, that's a big deal. There you have it. There are several more cases, for example in America, of former students of Trungpa Rinpoche, Westerners who then thought, well, I'm also a Dharma teacher now and when Trungpa Rinpoche has sex with women, well, then I can move my student to having sex with me, too, because I'm so great, as well. Do you understand? These scandals won't happen, I can see from that how partisan and how paradoxical Westerners' criticism is of the various people where something like this happens. And the reason why I mention this now is so that it is very clear: I stand for the Buddhist teachings, I stand behind the teachers, I also talk about it when there are problems but I want to make it clear that we need to think why anything can happen in the first place. That it has a lot to do with the sensitivity of the people who are around a teacher, where you then say, well, here it would be cheaper, we now live here in public. There are so many problems, let's think how in America, for example, right now since Biden is in office, about 100,000 children, unaccompanied children, come across the border and disappear somewhere in America. Nobody knows where they are. For child trafficking where abuse of children is supported by the Biden administration, by the fact that down there everyone can get in unchecked. And we also had that here in Germany, in 2015, where many children who were not registered simply disappeared. In the beginning there were so and so many children and then the kids were gone. One would say, well, they just disappeared somewhere among their family relatives. But they're just gone, because, if they had showen up at the families, then the families would suddenly have more children, right? But it doesn't happen. So also in Europe, all over the world children are abused, they are helpless, helpless objects of sexual desires, with delusions that they have. And then, of course, when something happens like that with the Dalai Lama, people think in the back of their minds: the Dalai Lama kind of gives the blessing that children can be used and treated like shit. No! Because here in this case it was the boy asking the Dalai Lama, if he can hug the Dalai Lama. And then the Dalai Lama said yes. And that's exactly where you see it, this situation, a limit, where one does not know from the outside what is it that the child felt, what is what the Dalai Lama felt - but what emerges on the outside. Hug, then kiss, and then tongue touch, with your own tongue. Then it's a chain reaction where you say you don't know if the child wanted it of his own accord, or whether it did so because the Dalai Lama said so. So when do we in the West really call it sexual abuse? If I ask if a child will... /episode/index/show/feuerregen/id/26689749

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Buddhismus zu Sylvester und Neujahr Hören Sie auch unseren Titel: Buddha, Jesus, Maria, Weihnachten, Heiligabend - Buddhismus und Christentum Jogi Horst R. Brumms kleiner Weihnachtsgruß für Christen und Buddhisten Buddhismus kann keine Religion sein, da Religionen auf Vermutungen basieren, Buddhismus aber auf Überprüfbarkeit. Verschiedene Linien des Buddhismus sind immer vergleichbar und widersprechen sich nicht. Man kommt nicht ohne den Grundlagenbuddhismus aus, worauf alles andere aufbaut. Wenn man die Natur des Geistes versteht und die Erfahrung darin hat, weiß man, dass man durch Hingabe an einen bestimmten geistigen Aspekt selber diese Offenheit produziert und dadurch Befreiung erlangen kann. So, wie es dies auch in theistischen Religionen gibt. Im japanischen Amida-Buddhismus und im Amitabha-Buddhismus der tibetischen Tradition muss man nicht die ganze Zeit alles durchüben, sondern fokussiert den Geist einsgerichtet auf eine bestimmte Sichtweise und Verbindung, sodass letztendlich dasselbe Ergebnis entsteht wie beim stufenweisen Weg. Es ist in der Struktur ähnlich der Marien-Verehrung der Katholischen Kirche oder den hingebungsvollen Gebeten der Christen allgemein zu Jesus. Wenn evangelische Christen in das Buddhistische Institut Karma Tengyal Ling kommen, versuche ich, sie in Ihrem Christenglauben zu bestärken und sage ihnen, sie sollen aus tiefstem Herzen zu Jesus beten. Wenn sie zu Gott beten, werden sie immer Probleme haben, weil Gott für keinen konkretisierbar ist und sie nichts haben, worauf sie sich stützen könnten. Für Katholiken kommt noch Maria hinzu. Wenn Christen also einsgerichtet um Segen und Unterstützung im Augenblick des Todes bitten, dann können die christlichen Aspekte von Jesus bzw. Maria auch dazu führen, dass Menschen Befreiung erlangen und nicht in niederen Daseinsbereichen wiedergeboren werden. Das funktioniert auch, hat aber nichts mit Glauben zu tun. Davon bin ich fest überzeugt. Für mich persönlich ergibt sich aus dem Thomasevangelium (welches nicht in der Bibel steht) und den ersten 4 Büchern des neuen Testaments, in denen Jesus selber spricht, dass Jesus ein Meditationsmeister war. Ich gehe sogar davon aus, dass er Vajrayana-Lehren ausgedrückt hat und ein Vajra-Meister mit Vajra-Schülern war, nur waren sie leider keine fähigen Schüler. In der Bergpredigt sagte Jesus u.a.: "Ich rede nur zu Euch." Für die Gemeinde in der Kirche war diese Predigt also nicht gedacht, sondern für Jesus' direkte Schüler, welche heute theoretisch die Priester und Pfarrer, Bischöfe und Kardinäle wären. Daran kann man sehen, dass Jesus selbst nicht gläubig war. So ist das Ganze meiner Meinung nach entstanden - der Jünger Petrus wurde Gottes und Jesus' Repräsentant auf Erden, ein Mensch der Jesus nicht verstanden hatte. So wie wir heute auch erleben, dass sogenannte Buddhisten sich die Lehren zurecht legen, damit sie den eigenen Bedürfnissen entsprechen. Meine Erfahrung hat mir gezeigt, dass die Weisheit in den Texten erhalten bleibt, wenn eine Person in vergangenen Zeiten echte Weisheit von sich gegeben hat, auch wenn dies über mehrere Sprachen übersetzt wurde. Die von einer realen Person stammenden Aussagen können sehr oft übersetzt werden, doch der rote Faden der Grundweisheit bleibt erhalten. Mit den allerbesten Wünschen zu Weihnachten und für das neue Jahr, Ihr Jogi Horst R. Brumm Horst R. Brumm, Jahrgang 1954, lernt und arbeitet seit über 30 Jahren in der gemeinnützigen, nichtgewerblichen Institution Karma Tengyal Ling. Ihre Eminenz Khandro Rinpoche beauftragte ihn 2010, zu lehren. 2016 erklärte sie ihn offiziell zum Jogi. Während der Wartungsarbeiten auf unserer Internetseite stehen Ihnen weiterhin unser Facebook und der YouTube-Kanal zur Verfügung. /episode/index/show/feuerregen/id/25656585

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Weihnachtsgruß für Christen und Buddhisten von Jogi Horst R. Brumm Ohne Ton, nur Text. Eine Tonaufnahme zum Thema finden Sie unter dem Titel: Buddha, Jesus, Maria, Weihnachten, Heiligabend - Buddhismus und Christentum Jogi Horst R. Brumms kleiner Weihnachtsgruß für Christen und Buddhisten Buddhismus kann keine Religion sein, da Religionen auf Vermutungen basieren, Buddhismus aber auf Überprüfbarkeit. Verschiedene Linien des Buddhismus sind immer vergleichbar und widersprechen sich nicht. Man kommt nicht ohne den Grundlagenbuddhismus aus, worauf alles andere aufbaut. Wenn man die Natur des Geistes versteht und die Erfahrung darin hat, weiß man, dass man durch Hingabe an einen bestimmten geistigen Aspekt selber diese Offenheit produziert und dadurch Befreiung erlangen kann. So, wie es dies auch in theistischen Religionen gibt. Im japanischen Amida-Buddhismus und im Amitabha-Buddhismus der tibetischen Tradition muss man nicht die ganze Zeit alles durchüben, sondern fokussiert den Geist einsgerichtet auf eine bestimmte Sichtweise und Verbindung, sodass letztendlich dasselbe Ergebnis entsteht wie beim stufenweisen Weg. Es ist in der Struktur ähnlich der Marien-Verehrung der Katholischen Kirche oder den hingebungsvollen Gebeten der Christen allgemein zu Jesus. Wenn evangelische Christen in das Buddhistische Institut Karma Tengyal Ling kommen, versuche ich, sie in Ihrem Christenglauben zu bestärken und sage ihnen, sie sollen aus tiefstem Herzen zu Jesus beten. Wenn sie zu Gott beten, werden sie immer Probleme haben, weil Gott für keinen konkretisierbar ist und sie nichts haben, worauf sie sich stützen könnten. Für Katholiken kommt noch Maria hinzu. Wenn Christen also einsgerichtet um Segen und Unterstützung im Augenblick des Todes bitten, dann können die christlichen Aspekte von Jesus bzw. Maria auch dazu führen, dass Menschen Befreiung erlangen und nicht in niederen Daseinsbereichen wiedergeboren werden. Das funktioniert auch, hat aber nichts mit Glauben zu tun. Davon bin ich fest überzeugt. Für mich persönlich ergibt sich aus dem Thomasevangelium (welches nicht in der Bibel steht) und den ersten 4 Büchern des neuen Testaments, in denen Jesus selber spricht, dass Jesus ein Meditationsmeister war. Ich gehe sogar davon aus, dass er Vajrayana-Lehren ausgedrückt hat und ein Vajra-Meister mit Vajra-Schülern war, nur waren sie leider keine fähigen Schüler. In der Bergpredigt sagte Jesus u.a.: "Ich rede nur zu Euch." Für die Gemeinde in der Kirche war diese Predigt also nicht gedacht, sondern für Jesus' direkte Schüler, welche heute theoretisch die Priester und Pfarrer, Bischöfe und Kardinäle wären. Daran kann man sehen, dass Jesus selbst nicht gläubig war. So ist das Ganze meiner Meinung nach entstanden - der Jünger Petrus wurde Gottes und Jesus' Repräsentant auf Erden, ein Mensch der Jesus nicht verstanden hatte. So wie wir heute auch erleben, dass sogenannte Buddhisten sich die Lehren zurecht legen, damit sie den eigenen Bedürfnissen entsprechen. Meine Erfahrung hat mir gezeigt, dass die Weisheit in den Texten erhalten bleibt, wenn eine Person in vergangenen Zeiten echte Weisheit von sich gegeben hat, auch wenn dies über mehrere Sprachen übersetzt wurde. Die von einer realen Person stammenden Aussagen können sehr oft übersetzt werden, doch der rote Faden der Grundweisheit bleibt erhalten. Mit den allerbesten Wünschen zu Weihnachten und für das neue Jahr, Ihr Jogi Horst R. Brumm Horst R. Brumm, Jahrgang 1954, lernt und arbeitet seit über 30 Jahren in der gemeinnützigen, nichtgewerblichen Institution Karma Tengyal Ling. Ihre Eminenz Khandro Rinpoche beauftragte ihn 2010, zu lehren. 2016 erklärte sie ihn offiziell zum Jogi. Während der Wartungsarbeiten auf unserer Internetseite stehen Ihnen weiterhin unser Facebook und der YouTube-Kanal zur Verfügung. /episode/index/show/feuerregen/id/25423752

Christmas greeting for Christians and Buddhists by Yogi Horst R. Brumm 12/24/2022

Christmas greeting for Christians and Buddhists by Yogi Horst R. Brumm (No sound, read only.) Christmas greeting for Christians and Buddhists by Yogi Horst R. Brumm Buddhism cannot be a religion because religions are based on presumptions, but Buddhism on verifiability. Different lines of Buddhism are always comparable and do not contradict each other. You can't do without basic Buddhism, on which everything else is based. If one understands the nature of the mind and has the experience in it, one knows that one can produce this openness by devotion to a certain spiritual aspect and thereby achieve liberation. Just as there is in theistic religions. In Japanese Amida Buddhism and Amitabha Buddhism of the Tibetan tradition, you do not have to practice everything all the time, but focus the mind on a certain point of view and connection, so that ultimately the same result as with the gradual path will arise. This is similar in structure to the devotion to the Virgin Mary of the Catholic Church or the devoted prayers of Christians in general to Jesus. When evangelical Christians come to the German Buddhist Institute Karma Tengyal Ling, I try to reinforce their Christian beliefs and tell them to pray to Jesus from the bottom of their hearts. If you pray to God, you will always have problems because God cannot be concretized for anyone and you have nothing to base yourself on. Mary is added for Catholics. So if Christians ask for blessings and support at the moment of death, then the Christian aspects of Jesus or Mary can also lead to people being liberated and not being reborn in the lower realms of life. It also works, but it has nothing to do with belief. I am firmly convinced of that. For me personally, it follows from the Gospel of Thomas (which is not in the Bible) and the first 4 books of the New Testament in which Jesus himself speaks, that Jesus was a meditation master. I even assume that he expressed Vajrajana teachings and was a Vajra master with Vajra disciples, but unfortunately they were not capable students. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said: "I'm just talking to you." So this sermon was not intended for the congregation in the church, but for Jesus' direct pupils, who today would theoretically be the priests and pastors, bishops and cardinals. This shows that Jesus himself was not a believer. In my opinion, this is how it all came about - the disciple Peter became God's and Jesus' representative on earth, a person who had not understood Jesus. Just as we experience today that so-called Buddhists alter the teachings so that they meet their own needs. My experience has shown me that wisdom is preserved in the texts if a person has given real wisdom in the past, even if this has been translated across several languages. The statements from a real person can be translated very often, but the common thread of basic wisdom remains. Sincerely and with my very best wishes for Christmas and the new year, yours Yogi Horst R. Brumm Horst R. Brumm, born 1954, has been learning and working for over 30 years in the registered and approved non-profit institution Karma Tengyal Ling in Germany. Her Eminence Khandro Rinpoche asked him to teach in 2010. In 2016 she officially declared him a Yogi. Already published with alternating languages are 'Dharma für Anfänger 3' and 'Missverständnis Buddhismus' (1 through 3), plus 'Sogyal Rinpoche and Fatal Errors of Western Buddhists', which is dubbed in English. The 'Buddhism for Beginners' series is in English only. Although our website is currently under construction, there is our Facebook link and our YouTube Channel. /episode/index/show/feuerregen/id/25423740

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