A Home for Kindful Wisdom with Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche
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About this listen
Rinpoche joins us to share a truly vast and inspiring vision. He has recently overseen the acquisition of the historic Kremsegg Castle in Austria—a magnificent 'antique' of European culture—with the intention of transforming it into a University and School dedicated to Kindful Wisdom.
In this conversation, Rinpoche explains why he believes the 21st century requires a 'compound' of high-level modern education and ancient spiritual depth. We dive into his new terminology, 'Kindful Wisdom'—the union of the supreme method of a kind heart and the highest intelligence of wisdom.
We'll also discuss:
• Why intelligence without a kind heart can be dangerous for our world.
• How this school aims to be a global home for scientists, technologists, business leaders, and people of all faiths.
• And even a beautiful reflection on how respecting 'antiques' and culture can help us reduce the 'trash' and pollution on our planet.
This is more than just a talk about a new building; it's a roadmap for how we can all work together to achieve harmony and oneness. Please join Erric for this heartfelt conversation with Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche.
During the podcast, Rinpoche invites us to contribute to the success of this incredibly important new venture. Offers of help or non-monetary donations (such as antique furniture) can be sent to kindfulwisdom@gmail.com . Monetary contributions can be made at https://www.betterplace.org/en/projects/170511-schloss-kremsegg-a-home-for-kindful-wisdom
For more information about Rinpoche and his projects more generally you are invited to follow this link: https://shedrub.org/
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