How do we train our minds in ultimate bodhicitta? Join Nalandabodhi Colorado with Karunika Andrew Clark to explore Atisha’s slogans on ultimate bodhicitta.
We wish Dilyak Drupon Rinpoche a happy birthday!
On the relative level, we must take the time and make the space to authentically bear witness to the bare experience of mind. The magic is in the looking—and the not-finding anything.
A two-day retreat to practice Mahamudra – learning to be genuine, relaxed, and aware in every situation in life.
This year’s Drupchen not only marks a decade of gathering together in the noble practice of Tara—embodying compassion, swift activity, and the courageous heart of awakening—it is also the first time we will engage with the newly compiled and published text, “The Ritual of the Five-Deity Tara and Tara Mandala.”This anniversary is also an auspicious occasion to make an offering—dedicated to Tara’s enlightened activities, the flourishing of the Dharma, the compassionate activity of Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, and the benefit of all beings, including those who might be ill, dying, or experiencing obstacles.
How do we reorient our focus from habitual self-cherishing to working for the benefit of others?
