“The practice of meditation is basically a process of getting to know yourself by becoming familiar with your mind. The Buddhist view of the mind is that it’s always awake. Its nature is awareness and compassion.” – Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche.NB Seattle is offering a series of three meditation courses, starting in January, guided by Rysiek Frąckiewicz.
What is the actual point of all our efforts on the spiritual path? How do we make sure our aspirations turn into continuous practice until all sentient beings are actually liberated?Nalandabodhi Seattle starts 2023 with a new series of our Path of Study Course, Online: The Heart of Daring – by learning how to work with emotions and exploring the illusory nature of all phenomena, we can develop a heart of genuine compassion.
The parent of four grown children shares treasured advice from his Buddhist teachers about raising kids with an attitude of “beginner’s mind.”
“Aspiration is when the desire of accomplishment is brought together with words. We could say then, aspiration is a verbalized dream.” — Dzogchen Ponlop RinpocheNalandabodhi Seattle is hosting a teaching and practice on the subjects of aspiration with Sandra Roscoe. Please join this opportunity to meet, contemplate and connect with this time of change.
Bringing the common Gregorian dates and Tibetan lunar dates together, according to the ancient Tsurluk and Phukluk systems, this calendar shows the major world and traditional Buddhist holidays, as well as auspicious days and other astrological signs to look out for during the year. Published by Nitartha International and Nalandabodhi, and now available in our Nalanda Store.
