Qigong Mastery Center

11/13/2025

To realize our buddha nature is Guru yoga's goal and purpose. https://amazon.com/dp/0988050293

11/11/2025

We are all buddhas with the guru as the means. https://amazon.com/dp/0988050293

11/11/2025

Wea are all buddhas, we haven't recognized our buddha nature yet

We are all buddhas ~ Mingyur Rinpoche
https://justdharma.org/we-are-all-buddhas-mingyur-rinpoche/

We’re all buddhas. We just don’t recognize it. We are confined in many ways to a limited view of ourselves and the world around us through cultural conditioning, family upbringing, personal experience, and the basic biological predisposition toward making distinctions and measuring present experience and future hopes and fears against a neuronal warehouse of memories.

Once you commit yourself to developing an awareness of your buddhanature, you’ll inevitably start to see changes in your day-to- day experience. Things that used to trouble you gradually lose their power to upset you. You’ll become intuitively wiser, more relaxed, and more openhearted. You’ll begin to recognize obstacles as opportunities for further growth. And as your illusory sense of limitation and vulnerability gradually fades away, you’ll discover deep within yourself the true grandeur of who and what you are.

Best of all, as you start to see your own potential, you’ll also begin to recognize it in everyone around you. Buddhanature is not a special quality available to a privileged few. The true mark of recognizing your buddhanature is to realize how ordinary it really is—the ability to see that every living creature shares it, though not everyone recognizes it in him- or herself. So instead of closing your heart to people who yell at you or act in some other harmful way, you find yourself becoming more open. You recognize that they aren’t “jerks,” but are people who, like you, want to be happy and peaceful. They’re only acting like jerks because they haven’t recognized their true nature and are overwhelmed by sensations of vulnerability and fear.

– Mingyur Rinpoche

source: https://www.lionsroar.com/we-always-have-joy

Mingyur Rinpoche on the web:
http://tergar.org

Mingyur Rinpoche biography:
http://tergar.org/about/mingyur-rinpoche/mingyur-rinpoche-bio/

11/09/2025

Healing and transformation with Tao Song to reach Tao https://youtu.be/S1FF_5P8gxw?si=drV0E5A2mnbDKR4s

11/05/2025

Padmasambhava Mantra

Om Ah Hum Vajra Guru Padma Siddhi Hum chanted by Ricardo B Serrano to invoke healing, purification of karma and enlightenment.Video link: https://youtu.be/L_...

11/05/2025

Full Moon Light Meditation, November 5, 2025

Lyrics in Soul Language: Lu La Lu La Li Lu La Lu La La Li Lu La Lu La Li Lu La Lu La Li Lu La Lu La Li Lu La The English translation of these lyrics is: I love my heart and soul I love all humanity…

11/01/2025

Namo Ratna Trayaya with Om Mani Padme Hum (long version) for healing and transformation

Avalokiteshvara Mantra (Kuan Shi Yin Pusa) OM Mane Padme Hum for healing, protection and transformationReference URL: Amitabha Buddha with Quotes https://fre...

11/01/2025

https://freedomhealthrecovery.com/blog/?p=26272

Shakyamuni Buddha patiently and tirelessly urges us to recite Amitabha’s Name and entrusts us to Amitabha Buddha. Amitabha Buddha is responsible for bringing us to the Land of Bliss to become…

11/01/2025

To walk the path of taijiquan or qigong without extending compassion to others would be incomplete. Each breath we take in practice can also remind us to lighten another’s burden as well as our own. In that way, ancient virtue finds its living form in the modern world.

The Chinese idiom jìpín fúkùn (济贫扶困) expresses the virtue of helping those in need, particularly those who are poor or struggling. Literally, jì (济) means "to aid or relieve," pín (贫) means "poverty," fú (扶) means "to support or lift up," and kùn (困) means "distress or hardship." Together they form a phrase deeply rooted in Confucian ethics, emphasizing compassion, responsibility, and moral action in society.

In English, jìpín fúkùn is often translated as "to aid the poor and support the distressed." Yet its meaning is broader—it calls us to balance self-cultivation with social awareness. To walk the path of taijiquan or qigong without extending compassion to others would be incomplete. Each breath we take in practice can also remind us to lighten another's burden. In that way, ancient virtue finds its living form in the modern world.

Article at www.qi-journal.com/3473-to-aid-the-poor

10/29/2025

The guru is the means. - Shiva Sutra 2.6

The book is shared to readers to experience shaktipat and maintain good health with meditation, Qigong and Liu He Ba Fa with Wuji Quan to nourish Shen (Spirit).

10/27/2025

The secret for all life is in the eyes.

Application of Tao (Eye Light) Yan Guang Calligraphy for healing and enlightenmentVideo link: https://youtu.be/Og9rXqyqQd0Video link: https://youtu.be/XuvDNq...

10/26/2025

Purify your heart with Listening to Heart Qigong

Listening to Heart meditation to purify the heart is part of Mohammed Qigong. With thanks to Sheng Zhen Qigong Master Li Jun Feng.Video link: https://youtu.b...