We shouldn't be too naïve, or taken in by charisma.

Once one has understand what is Buddhadharma, what is not Buddhadharma, and once one has had enough view to see the different approaches, then it's important to really look at what speaks to one's heart.

I've often said that the seventh paramita should be a sense of humor, so we don't take ourselves too seriously.

I sometimes feel tremendous compassion and helplessness.

Look at your own potential. Don't overestimate your capabilities and push too hard, or underestimate them and use that as an excuse to be lazy.

The Tibetans are good at learning many skillful ways to show that everything we do becomes dharma practice, depending on which kind of approach we use.

The Buddha always emphased the important of good friends.