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“Ken McLeod learned Tibetan a long time ago, and amongst other things was a translator for a Tibetan lama named Kalu Rinpoche, who was kind of like the Dalai Lama, but not involved in politics. He did two three year retreats, and he obviously knows the material he teaches backwards and forwards and inside out. What makes him special to me is that he also brings a post-modern, almost secular perspective to these teachings which in many ways were rooted in an almost medieval monastic background. Basically, if you want, you can learn almost everything you are capable of learning about Tibetan Mahayana Buddhism for free from an honest and wise advisor. Some people I have shared this with found it invaluable, others don''t really like the way the teachings are delivered. Some of the stuff that he teaches would in years/decades/centuries gone by required you to live in a monastery and pledge utter obedience to a guru. I don't think he asks for anything, though, once you start the journey, better to see it through, as your life will change profoundly if you take these teachings to heart.”
sensi63 via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
09/30/12
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“Very informative and relaxing, goes hand in hand if you're reading a book on Dzogchen, tantra etc and you want information by both eye and ear. I cannot stress the informative part enough, valuable information and debates within this podcast! Excellent listening.”
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“I find Ken McLeod's teachings and his way of working with students extremely inspiring and useful. He has clearly reflected deeply on the teachings he received from his Tibetan teachers and has reframed then in ways that reveal new levels of meaning. Unafraid of challenging the common...”Read full review »
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“Perfect for those seeking to implement Buddhist practice, but confused about various paths and traditions. Ken gets to the heart of the matter quickly.”
Morrolan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/11/09
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