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Where will we move this year? As pointed out by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche in his Losar message: It is totally up to us. We can use the moving-force of the tiger to move towards something meaningful, beneficial and positive. Since the tiger also represents the Mahamudra lineage of the Kagyü tradition, following the words of Rinpoche, we wish the fearless roar of the mahamudra tiger will be heard throughout the universe, and may the beauty and elegance of the tiger prevail in our lives and the world.

Who, what, when, and why are there bodhisattvas? Are they relevant on a personal and practical level? How does a bodhisattva look like in today’s world? Nalandabodhi Seattle and Nitartha Institute are hosting a nine-week program with Stephanie Johnston on The Bodhisattva Ideal Throughout Asian Art. Please join to apply Buddhist Visual Literacy to connect with the Buddhist path.

How to walk your path by applying the practices of resting and analytical meditation? Originally taught at Nalanda West by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, Nalandabodhi Connecticut is offering six Sundays with video recordings to learn how to work with mistakes and challenges that arise in our practice and daily life.