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A figure in dark red robes leans forward beside a metal railing in dim outdoor light — Karma Guen — Jun 5, 2019 — Karma Guen - Bring The Power — photograph by Tokpa Korlo
Photograph from Karma Guen - Bring The Power — Karma Guen — June 2019 — photograph by Tokpa Korlo
Photograph from Karma Guen - Bring The Power — Karma Guen — June 2019 — photograph by Tokpa Korlo
Photograph from Karma Guen - Bring The Power — Karma Guen — June 2019 — photograph by Tokpa Korlo
Photograph from Karma Guen - Bring The Power — Karma Guen — June 2019 — photograph by Tokpa Korlo

Nedo Rinpoche is just incredible. He is so funny, so kind, and so outrageously humble all wrapped into one man.

Karma Guen - Bring The Power

His laugh makes the room shake. His stare shakes your bones. He reminds me a great deal of what I imagine the 16th Karmapa would have been like in person. Like a teddy bear, warm and snuggly, but also your greatest teacher who, with one look, could set your ego back several thousands lifetimes in one fell swoop. He teaches in English, even though he speaks with difficulty and has a perfectly good translator on stage - because he knows that we all feel so much connection with him when he does so. He gives and gives. He is also just a simple man, devoting his life to the teachings of the Buddha and to his undying, endless service to the Karmapa. This is perhaps the most impressive of all. The power that he brings to this lineage, to this world is endless. When Rinpoche arrives, he brings the power all by himself.

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