Reginald A. Ray – WHEN LIGHTNING STRIKES

The fulfillment and joy that are your birthright.

He was a person of wisdom and creativity. He is believed to be the most influential force in bringing Tibetan Buddhism to the West. One of Dr. Ray’s first American students remarked that watching Rinpoche was like watching a star explode, rather than watching the life of a person.

The pioneer in bringing was Trungpa Rinpoche. dharma The arts, education, psychology, healing, and business are some of the areas where the Buddha’s teachings can be found. Trungpa Rinpoche had a lot of confidence in the spiritual capacities of modern people. He believed that each of us could experience all of the joy and fulfillment that comes with being a human.

An online course with Dr. Ray.

His willingness to train Western students, like Dr. Ray, was perhaps his boldest statement of confidence in the future. There is a religion called Vajrayana. Or Tantric. They are masters in their own right. Dr. Ray studied with Trungpa from 1970 until his death in 1987. Ray cofound the Dharma Ocean Foundation in 2004 because of his dedication to carrying forward Trungpa’s living line. Over the course of 50 years, Ray has spent 40 years teaching meditation, 35 years teaching Buddhism at the university level, and 10 years in solitary and group retreats. He published numerous audio programs and books while designing the Meditating with the Body® curriculum.

Don’t ruin me, become me.

Don’t venerate me, become me, I challenge you to enter the tantric existence yourselves. The 25th anniversary of Trungpa Rinpoche’s death is in 2012 When lightning strikes. Dr. Ray shows us that the dharma is still accessible. The space around him was electric, and he taught us many ways to experience the awakened state within our everyday lives, bringing that fresh explosion of life force right into each precious moment.

Through anecdotes, stories, dharma teachings, and guided meditations, Dr. Ray invites us to see and experience the world as his great tantric master did. We explored over the course of six video presentations.