Sarva Mangalam! Nalandabodhi Taichung's new center, Namkha Ösal, opening its doors

After more than five years, Namkha Ösal, Nalandabodhi Taichung’s new center, will officially open its doors on Lhabab Düchen (October 23rd). This is a significant milestone for our worldwide community.

Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche will personally preside over the ceremony. Brief talks will be offered by Acharya Lama Tenpa Gyaltsen, Huang Min Wei, student of architect Kris Yao (the main designer of Namkha Ösal), and renowned TV producer Wang Wei-Chung from October 20th through to October 23rd.

The opening of their new building now makes it possible to study the dharma, especially Mahāmudrā and Dzogchen, fully in the Chinese language. We hope this will further contribute to making the Buddha’s words and the Vajrayana teachings, especially those of the Nyingma and Karma Kagyü, fully accessible to all.

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Join Lama Rabten Tshering for a one-day silent meditation retreat — a nyinthün — to deepen our practice and strengthen the capacity to benefit yourself and others.

Saka Dawa Düchen with Nalandabodhi Teachers

Join Nalandabodhi Vancouver on Sunday, May 31 to celebrate Saka Dawa Düchen. Marking the birth, enlightenment, and parinirvāṇa of Buddha Śākyamuni, this is taught to be one of the most auspicious days to make a difference.

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Canadian sangha member Patti Fraser writes about being with a grieving friend, “To act skillfully is to drop the idea of skillful action as a set of preordained behaviours. I let go of thoughts of how to be useful, or help, or prevent suffering. In their stead, I tried to be just present.”

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Saka Dawa Düchen with Nalandabodhi Teachers

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