“It is the fact that we long for what we don’t have, and that makes us unhappy. It is the fact that when we get what we longed for, we’re already thinking about something new that could entertain us.” — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“Meditation is practiced by traditions all over the world. It is not a Buddhist practice per se, or even a religious practice, and has… — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“You let your motivation shine, and other people are attracted to your passion and commitment.” — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“One way to think of this dignity is to equate when you are on the path with unraveling a ball of yarn. You have… — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“Patience from a Buddhist perspective is not a "wait and see" attitude, but rather one of "just be there"... Patience can also be based… — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“Here’s the messed up thing: most of us take our ever-changing self and partner it to another ever-changing being, entering into an ever-changing romantic… — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“You may not have spent years meditating or received instruction from all the best teachers in all the various philosophical schools. That does not… — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“So much of our pain comes from looking at our life in a “me” versus “the world” mentality.” — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“One of the beautiful things about Buddhism is that it does not worship Buddha as a god or deity, but instead celebrates the Buddha… — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“The Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche once pointed out, “If you put one hundred percent of your heart into facing yourself, then you… — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“Many internal story lines are not rooted in our basic sanity or wisdom, but rather in our confusion.” — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
“If you are constantly solidifying strong opinions and expectations, it is just as if you are sticking an arrow in your eye.” — Lodro Rinzler Copy Share Image
