Sogyal Rinpoche ~ Accepting impermanence

This is the third part of a teaching from Sydney, 29 February 2012.
The first part of this teaching can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ Faci...
The second part can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ Simp...
The fourth part can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ If e...
The fifth part can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ The ...
The sixth part can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ When...
The seventh part can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ Cari...
The eighth part can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ Ente...
The ninth part can be watched at • Sogyal Rinpoche ~ Some...

[@gtamist]

An authentic Guru who flourished dharma in west. Yet some defamed him. Very very sad and bad act to a Guru whose books helped thousands to buddha’s wisdom

[@angurgurung5339]

I like Rinpoche's English. 🙏🙏🙏

[@PM-nq2qz]

what a beautiful human being

[@tinamarie9165]

I believe attachment to any and all of everything (grasping) is the root to all pain as well.everything that has a beginning also has an end.

[@mygad]

I haven't seen Sogyal Rinpoche since last watching Little Buddha. Very cool.

[@melamo9145]

I love this teaching so much. It literally shows how grasping causes pain and what a relief it is to let go without loosing. In this short teaching his wisdom and compassion is shown.

[@TravelingEddie]

🙏🙏

[@glennshuman4770]

When I have the flu, I'm defiantly happy its impermanent.

[@nornalhumsn7167]

4:23 he rickrolls us before the meme started

[@gailwalker2421]

Grasping is the source of pain.

[@frenchla1000]

Hé should’ve followed his own teaching and LET GO OF GRASPING !!!!😂

[@thewizardfactory4562]

Letting go is impermanent too!

[@meghnasrivastava1229]

He should be less attached to food.