Wishfulling Jewel is similar to Heart Jewel, the daily practice of Kadampa buddhists, but includes more extensive prayers to Dharma protector Dorje Shugden. The practice lasts about an hour, or an hour and a quarter if it is done in conjunction with a tsog offering of vegetarian food. Everyone is welcome.
Wishfulling Jewel is similar to Heart Jewel, the daily practice of Kadampa buddhists, but includes more extensive prayers to Dharma protector Dorje Shugden. The practice lasts about an hour, or an hour and a quarter if it is done in conjunction with a tsog offering of vegetarian food. Everyone is welcome.
Tara is a female Buddha, whose name means “Rescuer”. She is the embodiment of swift compassion. If we rely upon Tara sincerely and with strong faith, she will protect us from all obstacles and fulfill all our wishes. At Kadampa Centers worldwide, the eighth of the month is Tara Day. The practice we do is
Tara is a female Buddha, whose name means “Rescuer”. She is the embodiment of swift compassion. If we rely upon Tara sincerely and with strong faith, she will protect us from all obstacles and fulfill all our wishes. At Kadampa Centers worldwide, the eighth of the month is Tara Day. The practice we do is
The Centre organises and engages in the traditional Buddhist practice of “Powa” or transference of consciousness once a month. Through this we can help those who have recently died experience peace of mind after death and be cared for by the Buddha of Compassion, Avalokiteshvara. Food and flower offerings (tending toward white) are welcome and
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The Centre organises and engages in the traditional Buddhist practice of “Powa” or transference of consciousness once a month. Through this we can help those who have recently died experience peace of mind after death and be cared for by the Buddha of Compassion, Avalokiteshvara. Food and flower offerings (tending toward white) are welcome and
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Join us for “Your Happiness is Important Too” as we delve into the profound principles of equalising self with others. Often, we prioritise our own happiness above others’, sometimes even resorting to harming others to safeguard our own well-being. In meditation, we cultivate positive qualities following Buddha’s teachings while abandoning those that lead to unhappiness
Join this special city day retreat with modern Buddhist monk, Gen Kelsang Dragpa. Loving-kindness is a very important and practical skill for modern everyday life. Open to everyone, the retreat will focus on how to develop this mind – a warm-hearted friendliness towards all who live in our world. Everyone can cultivate a loving mind
Did you know that there are now modern Buddhist monks, from western countries, living and teaching in urban cities? Gen Kelsang Dragpa is such a monk. At this special event “Introduction to meditation”, Gen Dragpa will explain and teach the principles and purposes of Buddhist meditation, how to meditate and why meditation is relevant and
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“We should know that learning to cherish others is the best method for establishing world peace in general, and for our own peace of mind in particular.” – Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyasto Rinpoche The class consists of two meditations, a teaching and special prayers dedicated to creating peace within our world. The teachings and meditations
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