Yogi Tsoru Dechen Rinpoche Foundation

Yogi Tsoru Dechen Rinpoche Foundation
Promoting The Dharma

The YTDR Foundation was founded by Tulku Tsori Rinpoche to provide access to the Buddha Dharma by offering compassion and wisdom to all sentient beings.

Prayer for the long life of
Tulku Tsori Rinpoche
Prayer for the long life of Tulku Tsori Rinpoche (aka Karma Sonam Wosel Gyurme)- the reincarnation of Tsoru Rinpoche, the great yogi of the upper retreat of Chamdo.
(TIBETAN with English translation)

SI SHEE LEGTSOG JUNGNEY SAMPEL WANG
Through the powerful increase of the source of prosperity
and well being of samsara and nirvana

KYABNEY RINCHEN SUMGYI JINLOB KYI
Through the blessings of the objects of refuge, the Three Jewels

KARMA SONAM WOSEL GYURME PAI
May Karma Sonam Wosel Gyurme's

KUTSE TENCHING DZEYTRIN GYEPAR SHOG
Life be firm and may his activities flourish.

February 26th, 2021

Ven. Tulku Tsori Rinpoche Video Messages

Vesak May 7, celebrates Buddha’s birth, along with his enlightenment and death in some traditions. The holiday has been officially celebrated since 1950, when the World Fellowship of Buddhists formalized it as Buddha’s birthday.
Buddhism is practiced by around 500 million people across the globe, in dozens of countries. Vesak is a holiday common to all Buddhists, but is celebrated differently according to local customs. Because Vesak is based on the Asian lunisolar calendar, the day usually falls on the full moon in the Gregorian month of May, but this varies widely according to each country’s traditions.

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March 27th, 2020
Tashi Delick!

Our Ven. Tulku Tsori Rinpoche from his self-quarantine in Mainpat, India, sends us a teaching and message of hope during these days of uncertainty caused by the Covid19 global pandemic.

The Tonglen Meditation is a Tibetan Buddhist practice for overcoming the fear of suffering and for dissolving the tightness of our heart. Primarily it is a method for awakening the compassion that is inherent in all of us.

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Teaching on Shinay meditation led by Tibetan Lama Tulku Tsori Rinpoche. As taught in the Tibetan tradition, meditation has two stages. The first is called in Sanskrit, shamata or in Tibetan, shinay. Shiné or shinay means restful or relaxed or "tranquility meditation" -- "resting in naturalness," "calm abiding." We talk about shinay, the shinay is a kind of foundation for meditation practice because if we don't develop quietness somehow we can't really do any kind of meditation because if we want to make a good painting we must have a clean canvas so we can make the creation on top of it. Like that if our mind is complicated and disturbed it is very difficult to work until it so the first step for entire meditation practice is to develop the state of quietness, calmness the togetherness.