中陰時，你怎麼辦？【化育│總編雲書房】小白學中陰，系列一：人什麼是中陰？

Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and turn on notifications 🔔. Thank you! [Subscribe Channel Button] https://reurl.cc/117MDm ------------------------------------------------ Related Links: Walking Cleanly Forward: The Thirty-Five Buddhas Repentance Text - Global Repentance Relay    • 乾乾淨淨向前走  〈三十五佛懺悔文〉  全球拜懺接力   Major Incident in the Retreat Room: The Guru is Gone, the Dharma King Has Arrived    • 關房出大事：上師走了，法王來了【化育│總編雲書房】三年閉關房內的見修行（下）   The Six Dharmas of Naropa: What Exactly Do You Practice? To Help You Cultivate Kundalini, the Heating Was Turned Off on a Snowy Day    • 那洛六法，到底修什麼？為了幫你練成拙火，下雪天還把暖氣關了【化育│總編雲書房】三年閉...   If You Can't Even Endure Three and a Half Years, How Can You Escape Samsara? Menu for the Three-Year Retreat "Spiritual Retraining"    • 三年半都熬不過，輪迴怎麼出離？三年關房「心靈重訓」菜單【化育│總編雲書房】／三年閉關...   The Legend of the 17th Karmapa & Situ Rinpoche The Legend of the 16th Karmapa: Return to Tsurphu Monastery - Ordination Ceremony & Enthronement Ceremony    • HH the 17th Karmapa -- Return to Tsurphu M...   The Legend of the 17th Karmapa: Searching for Shangri-La - The Legend of the 17th Karmapa -- Hwayue Film    • HH the 16th Karmapa -- Hwayue Film   His Holiness The XVII Karmapa and Rinpoches' 2007 New Year Blessing Year    • 法王與仁波切2007年新春祝福His Holiness The XVII Karma...   His Holiness the 17th Karmapa performs the Lama Dance    • HH the 17th Karmapa -- Lama Dance   Mingyur Rinpoche 2009 New Year's Greetings    • 明珠仁波切 2009 新春祝福   This time, Tsoni Rinpoche, as a Dzogchen master, will teach us how to observe our own minds and how to find peace.    • 這次措尼仁波切要以大圓滿上師的身份，教我們怎麼看著自己的心，怎麼安住。【化育│總編雲...   Life also has its downpours. Just like on the afternoon Mingyur Rinpoche was being interviewed, a tremendous thunderstorm struck the elegant old military dependents' village of Sisinan in Taipei…    • 生命也有下大雨的時候，就像明就仁波切在接受訪談的這天下午，優雅的台北老眷村四四南村，...   Related playback link:    / playli   st?list=PLE7sCPkeOpSnAZFjrRdsqt-zNgFbEnvyb    • 聽聞大師      • 為你而讀      • 總編雲書房   Shared by: Huang Jingya, Editor-in-Chief of Zhong Sheng Culture Interviewed by: Li Shengwen, Qi Xiang Xiao Pian Anyone who has moved knows that moving is a very stressful thing. The chaotic process of replacing the old with the new is often described as a "minor intermediate state" (bardo). Over forty years ago, Mingyur Rinpoche's father, Orgyen Tulku Rinpoche, likened this to the lesser intermediate state (bardo), a teaching he gave to his son. When one of his sons complained to him about how the constant noise—people, cars, and love songs—around their new home after moving from the mountains, making it impossible for him to sleep, let alone meditate peacefully, Orgyen Tulku Rinpoche listened and suddenly asked him, "What will you do during the intermediate state?" Meaning, "If a lesser intermediate state like moving can break you, what will you do when the greater intermediate state of death arrives?" This question, this reminder, remains vivid and powerful nearly 50 years later. The young Mingyur Rinpoche, who was present at the time, remembered it immediately and, years later, quoted it in his new book on the six intermediate states, *Living Relaxed, Departing Easily*, during a retreat, to remind everyone. Our current life is the "Bardo of this Life," and within this Bardo are many "Lesser Bardos"—various unclear, uncomfortable, and unsettling "transitional moments"—all of which are "Bardo moments." By understanding and utilizing these moments, practicing awareness, compassion, and wisdom repeatedly, we have the opportunity to learn and transform. When the "Greater Bardo" of death arrives, because you are skilled in these experiences, you have the opportunity to attain "Bardo freedom," becoming a free traveler on life's different journeys. Therefore, let us keep the question, "What will you do during the Bardo?" in our hearts as a blessing. When encountering "Lesser Bardos" such as moving, heartbreak, unemployment, or illness, try to treat them as mock exams, seeing how well you perform. In this way, when the inevitable "Greater Bardo" of death arrives, you will have the opportunity to utilize its special conditions as a great opportunity for liberation, or to peacefully reach the Pure Land and see the Buddha. Want to know more? Listen to the first installment of the "Learning the Bardo for Beginners" series, "What is the Bardo?", from the editor-in-chief's online study room. We'll hear how "Crazy Editor" Li Shengwen poses the question on behalf of everyone, and how Jingya, the editor-in-chief of Zhong Sheng Culture, shares her insights.