!(https://res.cloudinary.com/hologram-thoughts/image/upload/v1417391406/chenrezig_s1lhia.jpg) The Buddha of Compassion
Ok, enough of this messing around… I am going to commit myself to a Chenrezig practice in full. Mantra, meditation, comtemplation, compassion, adoration, and hopefully; understanding will emerge.
Om Mani Padme Hung…
It is beautiful to listen to. Beautiful to say. I have a little sing-song way of doing it that I first heard from a Lama who was visiting Oklahoma City in 2007. Well, I think it was 2007. Could have been 2006 I guess.
Lord Chenrezig is the Buddha of Compassion, and I need him in my life.
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The Chenrezig Sadhana in a PDF format, provided by the Kagyu Droden Kunchab: (http://www.kdk.org/images/chenrezig_sadhana.pdf).
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Or this version, a short Chenrezig Sadhana from Lama Kathy Wesley’s site: (http://www.lamakathy.net/resources/pdf/chenrezik_short.pdf).
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