DSC07677 Transcripts of Domo Geshe Rinpoche Teachings

 

Most people going to listen to a talk have a high level of enthusiasm for the topic to be discussed. Particularly, listening to a Dharma teaching can put one squarely in the present moment … so much so that upon leaving the teaching one forgets what was said! Classic Buddhist wisdom likens three ways people listen to a teaching to the three defects of a pot: the overturned pot, the leaky pot, and the poisonous pot.

The overturned pot is an analogy for one who is distracted and cannot hear the words being spoken. The leaky pot is an analogy for one who hears the words but retains very little of the meanings. The poisonous pot is an analogy for one who listens to the teaching with a mind overcome with dysfunctional thinking.

Most times we are the leaky pot!

In addition to taking copious notes, many people who attend Domo Geshe Rinpoche’s teaching have the benefit of accessing select transcripts of various topics. Feel free to browse our catalog of transcripts below:

Transcriptions

Initiations Explained

Creating Your Altar and Making Offerings

Four Great Wishes and Happiness

Four Great Wishes and Equanimity

Four Great Wishes Meditation

Transcribed Texts

Seven Point Mind Training

The Sixteen Guidelines of Dharma King Songtsan Gampo

The Thirty Seven Practices of a Bodhisattva

White Conch