During a panel discussion with Roshi Pat Enkyo O’Hara, Mitra Mark Power and Shastri Ethan Nichtern in the Cooper Union’s Great Hall in New York City, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche was asked, “What is your aspiration for Western Buddhism?”
A High Time in Halifax!
Debra Ross, Manager of Outreach for the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University, reports on the Halifax event, featuring panelists Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, Tyler Dewar, Carolyn Rose Gimian, and Scott Wellenbach. Photos by Marvin Moore.
Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche Talks with Buddhist Geeks
What is the essential Dharma, beyond culture? How can we understand emptiness clearly? Is enlightenment a real possibility for anyone? Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche recently explored these questions in an interview on Buddhist Geeks, brought to you again here.
Rebel Buddha Tour hits NYC
The Rebel Buddha Tour has hit the road! Field reporter Shane Michael Manieri offers this report from Sunday’s event in New York. Photos by Helen Contino.
REBEL BUDDHA is winning friends and influencing people in the blogosphere
The New York Journal of Books – “…the even-handed approach that Ponlop takes toward dismantling the structures of Buddhism to let their original force emerge speaks well for his mission. He brings from his Asian upbringing into his Western livelihoodMORE…
You can discuss Rebel Buddha with Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
The Tricycle Book Club has chosen Rebel Buddha as its November 2010 selection. What this means is that the Tricycle Book Club page will host a discussion all month long, open to all registered members of the Tricycle Book ClubMORE…
The Art of Buddhist Inquiry . . . Q & A with a Smile!
What’s the value of questions and questioning? How can we make the best use of our questions (and answers) to see ourselves and situations with greater clarity?
Hear Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche talk about the possibility of freedom offered by awake mind
Dzogchen Ponlop’s book tour kicks off on Sunday, November 14 in New York at the Great Hall of The Cooper Union, site of historic addresses by such luminaries as Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Salman Rushdie, Pema Chodron, andMORE…