Please join Mitra Tyler Dewar for three consecutive Sundays in March on the practice of the Four Foundations of Mindfulness.
“We’re cultivating our intelligence as opposed to expanding or upgrading its contents. It’s like brightening a room by putting a higher-watt light bulb in a lamp. Suddenly we can see everything in the room much more clearly.”
How to let go of self-centered habits and cultivate an altruistic heart? Join Nalandabodhi Colorado with Karunika Andrew Clark to explore Atisha’s Lojong slogans—mind-training instructions for everyday life.
What are the sources and functions of female imagery and practices in Tibetan Buddhism? Join scholar and translator Sarah Harding for an evening Dharma talk and discussion.
Tara practice invites us to connect with the fearless and compassionate nature of our own mind — through visualization, offering, chanting, and meditation — as taught in our Kagyü lineage and adapted for English-speaking practitioners by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche.
