Seeing the Strength in Your Shortcomings Since deepening my practice, I’ve noticed certain qualities arise and recede within experience. Buddhism describes these through the five Buddha families. Anger, attachment, pride, confusion, and jealousy are not mistakes to be erased. They are signposts pointing toward clarity, openness, confidence, insight, and appreciation. The so-called “shortcomings” and hiddenContinue reading “Mindful Living: The Way to Experiencing Wisdom in Your Daily Life”
Category Archives: Vajrayana Practices
Quantum Leaps and the Quiet Space Before Your Shift
Reflection on Transformation Through the Five Buddha Families The Dance of Your Mind’s Potential Sometimes change arrives not as a slow unfolding, but as a sudden opening — a quantum leap. One moment we are circling the same habitual thoughts. The next moment, we are standing in a wider field. We wonder why we everContinue reading “Quantum Leaps and the Quiet Space Before Your Shift”
How Convenience Turned Us into Birds Flying Into a Clear Glass Window
We live inside a paradox. The modern world has gifted us more convenience than any era before. Food arrives with a tap. Conversations happen across continents in seconds. Knowledge, once preserved in monasteries and libraries, now rests in our pockets. It should feel like liberation. Instead, many of you, leaders not the least – tellContinue reading “How Convenience Turned Us into Birds Flying Into a Clear Glass Window”
Explore What Meditation Paths are Best for You: Theravāda, Mahāyāna, or Vajrayāna
In our modern meditation landscape, the word meditation has taken on many shapes. We see apps, retreats, and hashtags offering everything from stress relief to spiritual awakening. But behind all this modern accessibility lies an ancient, nuanced map of meditation traditions—each with its own depth, method, and view. As someone who has walked this pathContinue reading “Explore What Meditation Paths are Best for You: Theravāda, Mahāyāna, or Vajrayāna”
Death as a Teacher: A Buddhist’s Reflection on Dying and Returning
Recently, I joined a podcast to speak about death. (If you understand Swedish you can listen to it here. ) Both symbolically and philosophically. But primarily—as the inescapable fact it is. It’s not a subject I shy away from. In my world, death is a companion, not a threat. I’ve sat with people who wereContinue reading “Death as a Teacher: A Buddhist’s Reflection on Dying and Returning”
Celebrating Losar Today: Embrace Change, Wisdom, and New Beginnings
Losar, the Tibetan New Year, is a time of fresh beginnings, reflection, and renewal. Rooted in ancient traditions, this celebration marks not just the start of a new year but an opportunity for deep spiritual transformation. As we step into this new cycle today, we are reminded of the impermanence and ever-changing nature of life.Continue reading “Celebrating Losar Today: Embrace Change, Wisdom, and New Beginnings”
Embracing the Unseen Guest: A Buddhist Reflection on Death
Consider this quiet guest, woven into the fabric of all life yet rarely welcomed: death. In Western culture, death is often a taboo, a shadow to be avoided until it stands inescapably before us. But in the Buddhist tradition, death is a teacher and a silent companion, walking beside us from the first breath weContinue reading “Embracing the Unseen Guest: A Buddhist Reflection on Death”
How to Turn Job Loss Anxiety into a Refreshing Opportunity with Buddhist Wisdom
Embracing New Beginnings Losing a job can feel deeply unsettling. It can shake our sense of security, self-worth, and direction, leaving us vulnerable and uncertain about the future. The Buddha’s teachings offer us tools to meet this vulnerability with compassion and strength, encouraging us to open up to new possibilities in ways we may neverContinue reading “How to Turn Job Loss Anxiety into a Refreshing Opportunity with Buddhist Wisdom”
Who are the Sky Dancers? And how can we Embody Sky Dancer Spirit?
Sky Dancers are not simply mystical beings floating in the heavens. They are energetic forces, expressions of the natural elements as wisdom and clarity that cut through our illusions and help us awaken to our true nature. The feminine energy of a Sky Dancer is fierce, compassionate, and untamed. Often depicted as female, she transcendsContinue reading “Who are the Sky Dancers? And how can we Embody Sky Dancer Spirit?”
The Joyful Essence of Mantras in Vajrayana Buddhism
Mantras, as you know, are fundamental to our Vajrayana journey. Beyond their surface level as mere vocalizations, mantras hold a profound essence and significance within our tradition. The transformational depth that mantras has on us, are shedding light on their crucial role in our quest for enlightenment. Transformation of Speech: Mantras serve as transformative tools,Continue reading “The Joyful Essence of Mantras in Vajrayana Buddhism”
Lama Chimey 