THE FILM
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Synopsis
Renowned
as one of Tibetan Buddhism's great spiritual masters, Bokar Rimpoche
devoted his life to the practice of meditation while living in exile
in the isolation of a small mountain monastery.
As the spiritual son of Kalou Rimpoche, Bokar Rimpoche
was close to the Dalaï-lama and became the meditation master
of the 17th Karmapa. He was both the inheritor and the representative
of an ancient wisdom, passed down from generation to generation,
that awakens us to a unique reflection on the meaning of life, love
and death.
By way of a great journey through the landscapes
of the Indian Himalaya, the film invites us to discover the everyday
life of a grand spiritual Master. Through his teachings, Bokar Rimpoche
proposes a real introduction to Tibetan Buddhism, while also transmitting
to the spectator some of the happiness and inner peace that radiate
from his presence.
Technical specifications
Film Documentaire - 57 min - Format 1 : 1,85
Couleur -
Dolby 5.1 - 2006 - Super 16mm/HD CAM
Production, réalisation et Photo : Guy Maezelle
Assistante de réalisation : Nathalie Duchanois
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| THE DVD |
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It is a DVD luxury box set that fans open into
three parts, and is presented in a special case that includes a
32 pages booklet of teachings.(in English and French).
The DVD edition includes:
The
Film
57 min - Color - 2006 - PAL - ALL ZONE Free - Format 16/9 compatible 4/3 - Dolby 5.1 (or Stereo 2CH)
2 Original Versions: English and French
6 Subtitled languages: : English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch
Previously unpublished
book of teachings
A booklet (French / English - 32 pages) presenting original teachings
of Bokar Rimpoche, on the 4 fundamental thoughts, that were given
at Bodh-Gayâ in 2001.
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The integral interviews of Bokar Rimpoche
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The complete version of Sujata’s teachings
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- Night ceremonies in Bodh-Gayâ
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- A walk with Bokar Rimpoche in the forest of Mirik
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- Preparation of the offerings
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Diaporama: Archives & Photos from the film shoot
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Bokar Rimpoche’s Bibliography
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| THE CD : "Sacred chants & Tibetan rituals from the Monastry of Mirik" |
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The CD offers the main chants, music and atmospheres from the original soundtrack of the film “Bokar Rimpoché : meditation Master” and, in addition, contains previously unheard sacred chants of Bokar Rimpoché, as well as, a whole Mahakala ritual recorded at the Mirik monastery.
In a luxury edition in 4 flaps, the CD contains a 14 pages booklet (with pictures, bibliography and short teachings from the film). A high quality CD that is both unique and very rare !
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| THE BLU-RAY |
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NEW REMASTERED HD version / ALL ZONE FREE / WORDWIDE COMPATIBLE (USA, ASIA, EUROPE, Etc) Presented in a beautiful slipcase, the Blu-ray box includes a 32 pages illustrated booklet containing previously unpublished Bokar Rimpoché's teachings (in both English and French).
The Blu-Ray proposes 2 original versions (French & English) + 60 minutes additional bonus material.
The film is subtitled in 7 different languages : English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, Chinese (Mandarin).
The
Film
57 min - Color – 2011 - HD Remastered 24p Version - Format 16/9 compatible 4/3 - Dolby 5.1 (or Stereo 2CH)
All Zone Free – Worldwide Compatible
2 Original Versions: English and French
7 Subtitled languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, Chinese (Mandarin)
Previously unpublished book of teachings
A booklet (both French & English - 32 pages) presenting an original teaching of Bokar Rimpoche about the 4 fundamental thoughts (given in Bodh-Gayâ in 2001).
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The integral interviews of Bokar Rimpoche
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The complete version of Sujata’s teachings
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- Night ceremonies in Bodh-Gayâ
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- A walk with Bokar Rimpoche in the forest of Mirik
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- Preparation of the offerings
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Diaporama: Archives & Photos from the film shoot
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Bokar Rimpoche’s Bibliography
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Ship worldwide
Online secure payments via the website of CBA
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According to the wishes of Bokar Rimpoché, Vertigo asbl (a non-profit-making company) will donate 50% of its net incomes from the film to NGO’s to fight against malnutrition and to support child education around the world.
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