Māhāmudra Path of Meditation Retreat, Levels I and II
Māhāmudra Path of Meditation Retreat, Levels I and II Ranjung Yeshe Gomde Denmark
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Dawn of Dharma & The Noble Wisdom of Passing Sutra
Rangjung Yeshe Gomde Germany-Austria Guth zu Rath Baeckerberg, Scharnstein, Austriahttp://www.gomde.de/eng/
“Being Radically Happy” with Erric Solomon
Please join us for a compelling evening presentation crafted from the determination of Phakchok Rinpoche and Erric Solomon to share a clear view of happiness…
Tantra Retreat: Essence of Development Stage
Rangjung Yeshe Oddiyana 20 Crane Road, Singapore, SingaporeSingapore Date Programme 13 - 15 November 2015 Venue: Contact: ryo.singapore@gmail.com
Public Talk: Love and Impermanence
Ka-Nying Ling Dharma Society No. 8, Jalan Union 3, Off Jalan Sentul, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaMahamudra Retreat: Amrita of Essential Accomplishment
Century Pines Resort 42 Jalan Masjid, Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, Pahang, MalaysiaOur teacher, the precious Buddha, taught a great variety of different paths and gave many different teachings. One of these was Mahamudra, the Great Seal,…
“Essentials of the Buddhist Path to Awakening”
MORNING (10:30am to 12:00pm): "Right View as the Foundation of the Path" The path truly begins when we fully acknowledge the facts of our existence…
“Compassionate Heart: Living to Accomplish a Victory for Humanity”
When it comes to practically dealing with people, situations, and with yourself, if you can engage the humane qualities of patience, generosity, diligence, equanimity and…
“Daka Yeshe Do: The Buddha’s Five Keys to Wisdom”
Yellow Springs Dharma Center 502 Livermore St., Yellow Springs, OH, United States(info coming soon) Hosting organization: Yellow Springs Dharma Center Contact: Dianeah Wanicek Dianeah Wanicek (email)
“The Roots of Joyful Wisdom and The End of Suffering”
The basis for realizing the Buddha’s all-knowing wisdom, inherent to all of us, is the accumulation of the two merits. Accumulating the two merits is…
“Reflections on Mindfulness”
This event is free and open to the public. Seating is limited. In the context of Tibetan Buddhism, the word mindfulness (drenpa) is explained as…