Nalandabodhi Karunikas are organizing a post-sangha retreat series to review Rinpoche’s teachings during Sangha Retreat 2026. We hope you can join us in contemplating and meditating on what we heard during retreat!
Karunikas will lead a review for each of Rinpoche’s teaching sessions including contemplations for the main points and quotes. Then in smaller breakout groups, the discussion will open for sharing. Participants will discuss what was personally salient in that particular session from their own experience and ask questions based on their own notes or experience during the review. The larger group will come together at the end in case any questions bubble up and we will dedicate the merit together.
Dates & Schedule
Sunday mornings
8:00-9:10a PT (click here for local time)
June 28, 2026
July 5, 2026
July 12, 2026
July 19, 2026
July 26, 2026
August 2, 2026
August 9, 2026
August 16, 2026
August 23, 2026
Format & Recordings
Sangha Retreat 2026 Review & Meditation Series will be an online only event. Local sanghas can gather together in person to tune in to the zoomcast if they wish. In this case, the local group would engage in discussion amongst themselves during the breakout group time.
Recordings of each review session will be posted on a Resource Page within 24 hours and remain available until August 31, 2026 (1 week after the series concludes).
Registration Details
This series is only for those who attended Sangha Retreat 2026. Please register below and look for an automatic email response (subject: “Registration Confirmation: Sangha Retreat 2026 Review & Meditation Series”) containing the schedule, the zoom link and passcode, and the Resource Page link.
Questions
Please contact Carlos F if you have questions about this series.
Facilitators
Nalandabodhi Karunikas who attended Sangha Retreat 2026 are volunteering to help lead these sessions.
The “Karunika” title: In 2021, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, with the support of the Nalandabodhi Acharyas, Lamas, and Mitras (the most senior group of designated teachers in Nalandabodhi), appointed over eighty long-time students to serve in a newly created supporting teacher’s role to assist in guiding our sangha members and to help share with the general public Nalandabodhi’s unique approach to spirituality. The Sanskrit term “Karunika” means “one who has compassion.” Possessing a wide range of backgrounds and sets of individual expertise, as well as formidable experience in the study and practice of the Buddhadharma, the Karunikas offer programs on themes connected to the paths of study, meditation, and mindful activity and on the “five fields of knowledge”: healing, the arts, language and communication, logic and epistemology, and the inner science of mind.
Date/Time
Date(s) - Sun., August 2, 2026
8:00 am - 9:15 am
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