During this program offered by Nalandabodhi International, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche and other Nalandabodhi teachers will provide us with inspired guidance and practical tools of contemplation, mindfulness, and insight to explore these questions and deepen our appreciation, joy, and resilience in ways that we can share throughout our day-to-day lives.
In the Mahayana teachings, we look at the possibility of limitless compassion and bodhichitta, the boundless intention to help all sentient beings. This course, offered via Zoom on Mondays, begins May 10 and continues through June 21.
The author shares the practice of self-compassion that has helped to ease the suffering of chronic debilitating illness and increased the experience of loving kindness.
This four-part series is based on Mitra Karl Brunnhölz’s book, A Lullaby to Awaken the Heart, on the prayer’s meaning and symbolism. In times of great disruption it’s easy to slip into destructive habits – fear, denial, confusion, negativity or a sense of righteousness. This prayer of Samantabhadra provides an antidote.
The author examines how engaging in socio-political liberation, through investigating internalized patterns of oppression and privilege, can contribute to one’s spiritual liberation.
Lama Tenpa Gyaltsen will teach on The Eight Verses of Mind Training by Geshe Langri Tangpa. These teachings are particularly useful when we encounter negative people. They teach us how to remain calm so that we are better able to help others.
