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2月 25, 2026

現代カダンパ仏教の創始者であるゲシェ・ケルサン・ギャッツォ・リンポチェ師は、世界的に有名な瞑想の達人であり、教師であり、世界中の何千人もの人々に、仏陀の純粋な教えを現代の生活に適用し、個人的な問題を解決し、深く永続的な内なる平和と幸福を発見するよう促しました。
ジェネラル・スピリチュアル・ディレクターゲンラ・ケルサン・デキョンは、NKT-IKBUのジェネラル・スピリチュアル・ディレクターであり、現代仏教の本部であるマンジュシュリKMCの常任教師であり、特別教師養成プログラムの教師でもあります。
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Are you ready to learn the key to unlocking a happier life?
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Are you ready to learn the key to unlocking a happier life? Kadam Bridget helps us understand where our happiness and peace come from and how to use this understanding to develop a stable happiness that we can rely on throughout our life. This extract is taken from a teaching given by Kadam Bridget Heyes at Nagarjuna KMC Thornby Hall, UK and is based on the book How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso. It is available as a free ebook download in seven languages at howtotyl.com
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Gen Gomlam reveals the root cause of the pain we sometimes feel when we experience loss and separation — an exaggerated sense of need that tells us we cannot be happy without a particular person.
Dealing with painful feelings
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Patience is inner protection
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