What is the practice of a bodhisattva? Please read, listen and chant along with this recitation by Nalandabodhi’s Karunika Christine Hwang of the 37 practices of a Bodhisattva, written by Gyalsé Ngulchu Tokmé. A beautiful way to bring Bodhicitta into our experience, which is what the Tibetan word ‘practice’ actually means.
The author’s frustration with parenting a teenager becomes an occasion to apply the Emotional Rescue Method to working with experiences of intense fear, grief and anger.
How can we calm our mind, relax and use meditation to gain deeper insight into ourselves and the world? Hosted by KCL Heidelberg and using a text by the 9th Karmapa Wangtschug Dorje (“Mahamudra, the Ocean of True Sense”) Acharya Lama Tenpa Gyaltsen will teach on calm abiding and insight meditation and guide us in practice.
The author shares insights gained through challenging the ego’s best arguments, and offers a contemplation exercise to try.
From a talk about the power of mind to Mahamudra Practice within the Karma Kagyu Tradition, please join the various centers (online) in Europe that are hosting Acharya Lama Tenpa Gyaltsen in his tour from Mid-May till June. At the request of Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche he will give various teachings and guide us in meditation practice.
The foundation all Buddhist meditation: Shamatha, also called calm-abiding. Hosted by Nalandabodhi Vancouver, please join Lama Rabten Tshering in a daylong practice of sitting and walking meditation. Shamatha is a practical method to settle the mind and bring forth its natural qualities of spaciousness, clarity, and attentiveness.
