Shambhala Warriorship

	Building an Enlightened Society Chögyam Trungpa New York 1982 WATCH THE VIDEO Length: 7 minutes \| Size: 14 MB
	A Guided Meditation for the Awakening Warrior (Ground Lungta) Sakyong Mipham You don't even have to get out of bed to do this practice. You can get up in the morning, sit up in bed and as the sun comes out we say the warrior's cry: KI KI SO SO LHA GYEL LO. LISTEN TO AUDIO Length: 9 minutes
	Confidence in Basic Goodness Sakyong Mipham Fundamentally, primordially, innately we are good. Is a very powerful thing to be brought up in that environment: to be told that we are good. A lot of times we think, I'm not good, I need more, I'm not complete. LISTEN TO AUDIO Length: 6 minutes
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	Four Dignities That Bring Confidence into Everyday Life Sakyong Mipham The Shambhala teachings introduce four mythical animals—the tiger, lion, garuda, and dragon—which represent the principles of confidence that the ruler develops in order to bring wisdom and compassion into daily life. More »
	Helping Others Chögyam Trungpa The purpose of Shambhala Training is to help others, to save others, and to cure others' pain. That is the key point. More »
	Lessons from the Kingdom of Shambhala Sakyong Mipham I've just finished writing a book called Ruling Your World. Although I drew from ancient texts and teachings, I wanted to write about how we live right now. More »
	Natural Hierarchy Chögyam Trungpa We need to understand the meaning of hierarchy in relation to this principle of leadership. Hierarchy, popularly speaking, is regarded as a negative principle. Often it is connected with dictatorship. But in our case, as a Shambhala principle, hierarchy is regarded as a working base, a very positive one. Hierarchy is similar to the four seasons: spring gives birth to summer, summer gives birth to autumn, autumn gives birth to winter, and winter gives birth to spring. For that matter, hierarchy is also a very natural process of how to create our world. More »
	Nowness Chögyam Trungpa We need to find the link between our traditions and our present experience of life. Nowness, or the magic of the present moment, is what joins the wisdom of the past with the present. More »
	The Kingdom, The Cocoon, The Great Eastern Sun Chögyam Trungpa The Shambhala training is based on developing gentleness and genuineness so that we can help ourselves and develop tenderness in our hearts. We no longer wrap ourselves in the sleeping bag of our cocoon. We feel responsible for ourselves, and we feel good taking responsibility. We also feel grateful that, as human beings, we can actually work for others. It is about time that we did something to help the world. It is the right time, the right moment, for this training to be introduced. More »
	Windhorse Sakyong Mipham During hard times, people often ask me for advice. They feel destabilized and scattered. They're often caught up in examining who they are, what the world is, and how they fit in. More »