Sang Pūjā – A Cleansing Smoke Offering Practice -
Feb 3, 2016
Sang pūjā is a profound Vajrayāna offering practice. The word Sang in Tibetan has the meaning of remove, take away; purified, cleared, cleansed and awakened. Purification and Offering Sang pūjā aids practitioners...
Read MoreShrine Offerings: Accumulation of Merit and Mindfulness -
Jan 4, 2016
Shrine Offerings: Mindfulness Practice Mindfulness is a popular buzz-word these days. Yet we may be under the impression that mindfulness applies either to silent meditation on our cushions, or more “popular” versions...
Read MoreSampa Lhundrup Feast Offering and The Swift Accumulation of Merit -
Sep 15, 2015
This special teaching is a profound condensation of many important practices. Within this very short text we find the bodhisattva’s practice of generosity, mandala offerings, guru yoga. Additionally, we practice confession, and...
Read MoreInterview with Phakchok Rinpoche: Sādhana Ritual and the Vajrayana Path. -
Sep 8, 2015
In this interview, Rinpoche shares the importance of Sādhana Ritual as the key method to bring about wisdom on the path of Vajrayana. Rinpoche la, We are now in the 6th year...
Read MoreCandlelit Vigil for Saga Dawa Duchen – 2nd June 2015 -
May 22, 2015
Join us in Prayer for the Earthquake Victims in Nepal In the wake of the devastating earthquakes that have rocked the city of Kathmandu and north-eastern Nepal, celebrating the Buddhist holy month...
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Samye is a place where students from all corners of the globe explore how to work with their minds in order to lead meaningful lives. Drawing from authentic Buddhist wisdom traditions, our online platform offers live teachings, structured courses, interactive forums, and community for the digital Dharma sangha. Samye Institute aims to be to the digital world what Nalanda was to India and what Samye was to Tibet.