In no uncertain terms, Lama Denys speaks to the need for all of us to truly live up to our highest ideals, and become good citizens of our single global culture.
"Your right and left hands are not opposite. If the left hand is wounded the right one will take care of the left as if it was itself because it’s the same organism, same body. In our global interdependence, we are all part of a greater body. This awareness can bring ground the global human, a civil society of good hearted people, of world citizens."
Biography
Lama Denys Teundroup founded Rimay Sangha International, a network of Dharma centers, in France in 1994. He is active in the interreligious dialogue, is the Honorary President of the European Buddhist Union and the co-founder of the United Traditions Initiative. Spiritual heir of Kalu Rinpoche, Lama Denys teaches around the world and works to translate many of the great Tibetan Buddhist works into French.
Lama Denys Teundroup founded Rimay Sangha International, a network of Dharma centers, in France in 1994. He is active in the interreligious dialogue, is the Honorary President of the European Buddhist Union and the co-founder of the United Traditions Initiative. Spiritual heir of Kalu Rinpoche, Lama Denys teaches around the world and works to translate many of the great Tibetan Buddhist works into French.