Thursday, November 10, 2016

心宏法师佛学讲座 2016


师父用心良苦地买了个镜子为我们解释一个实体,两个影像的概念。
师父终于开讲了善财童子的第一参。:-))
好棒的开示,一定要记得请DVD来复习。
阿弥陀佛_/|\_





One popular event at last evening of series of talks...点灯祈愿!!!
This year's new lamp vessels...
Always like the <<点灯祈愿文>> with music composed by the HH 17th Karmapa _/|\_
(One may Watch "第17世大寶法王 (親誦) __ 點燈祈願文" on YouTube - https://youtu.be/3IzqVigRnGg
"2014第31届噶舉祈願法會 點燈祈願文 - 藏文+中文(王菲錄音唱誦)+英文完整版" on YouTube -https://youtu.be/S8TvJshDWpc)

愿众生离苦得乐,
好愿,福慧圆满,
得遇正法, 善知识,上师,
欢喜欣受地被带领走上菩提道,速成佛果!
_/|\_ _/|\_ _/|\_

好快,六日的讲座就结束了。
直到下一回,我们需精进,精进,再精进。。。
真的好莊严喔!
(Especially after adding the Khata offered by Shifu!
:-)) )

1 comment:

Sunny said...

How to Offer a Khata

Offering a scarf may seem to be a very simple gesture but in Tibetan traditions it has its own significance and protocol and is governed by tradition. To present a Khata, you first fold it in half length-wise. This represents the interdependence of each other. Then when you offer the scarf to a person, you offer the open edges facing the person you are giving; the folded section will be towards you, which represents your open pure heart, with no negative thoughts or motives in the offering.

There are two general purposes for offering Khatas, with greetings and well wishes being common to both:

RESPECT/GRATITUDE. For holy sites, honored monks, teachers, dignitaries and elders, the scarf is given with folded hands near your forehead, with a humble bow before them, with head bent over and palms joined in respect.
You never put the Khata over their neck in this situation. In most cases the giver will receive his or her Khata back from the given, as a token of blessing back to them, especially when you visit high lamas and teachers. It is custom to put Khatas over statues, thangka painting, pictures of reincarnated Rinpoches and altar spaces. A Khata offered to H. H. the Dalai Lama and received back by a Tibetan personally will be cherished and preciously kept as it is now a very special blessing, a talisman and protector. It may never come back into recirculation from that Tibetan again. It is also flown and put on Prayer Flags before one hangs them as a sign of your prayers being sincere and pure, also as on offering to the gods for swift accomplishment of prayers and wishes.

AFFECTION/CELEBRATION. This is for special events, like marriage, birthdays, New Year, farewell and safe journey, welcome home, honor celebration of events and happenings, death ceremony and other day to day events in life’s journey. On these occasions you can offer khatas around the neck of recipients provided they are not from the first category, or lay it over the body, in the case of someone who is deceased.

More:
https://stbcportland.wordpress.com/dharma-etiquette/how-to-offer-a-khata/