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How to connect with the image of Sitatārā Tara and evoke the wish-fulfilling wheel? Hosted by NB Seattle, Stephanie Johnston and Julia Linderova will teach about the symbolic meaning and ancient technique of the Tikse method for Sitatārā (White Tara) and offer studio sessions to learn how to draw White Tara and use this as a practice to evoke the wish-fulfilling wheel.

Nalandabodhi Vancouver is offering again a Nyinthün, a Day-Long Practice, like every first Sunday of the month. During this one-day meditation retreat, Lama Rabten Tshering will lead us in the practice of Chenrezig, also known as Avalokiteśvara.

“Doing the practice of Chenrezik means developing our love and compassion, and giving rise to bodhichitta. Accomplishment means being able to manifest [ourselves at] the level of Chenrezik.” – His Holiness the Karmapa.

Please join this beautiful practice of love and compassion.

How can a deep understanding of consciousness and wisdom help us overcome our divisions and cultivate a compassionate world?

Presented by our friends from the Contemplative Resource Center (CRC), Acharya Lama Tenpa Gyaltsen will explain the essential points of karma, interdependence and nondual wisdom during the 28th Annual Treasure of Knowledge Retreat.

Drawing from the beautiful text by the Third Karmapa Rangjung Dorje, Distinguishing Consciousness from Wisdom, Lama Tenpa will point out how learning about our mind is crucial to awaken our inherent compassion and peace and guide us in practices to do so.

“Doing the practice of Chenrezik means developing our love and compassion, and giving rise to bodhichitta. Accomplishment means being able to manifest [ourselves at] the level of Chenrezik.” – His Holiness the Karmapa.

Nalandabodhi Vancouver is offering a Nyinthün, a Day-Long Practice every first Sunday of the month. During this one-day meditation retreat, Lama Rabten Tshering will lead us in the practice of Chenrezig, also known as Avalokiteśvara. Please join this beautiful practice of love and compassion.