Once we have a glimpse of the heart of compassion, how do we bring it into action in our daily lives? Acharya Lama Tenpa will explore this topic through a discussion of the six paramitas during MRC’s 5th Annual Open Retreat.
Mitra Karl Brunnhölzl will give a series of five lectures on the Five Buddha Families. Understanding these five Dhyani Buddhas, as they are often referred to, allows for deeper access to Buddhist meditations and especially the visualizations of Vajrayāna.
“The six paramitas are the practices of bodhisattvas who have connected with the basic heart of compassion and love and who have developed confidence in that heart.” – Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche (Wild Awakening)Please join Nalandabodhi Vancouver, hosting a weekend on the Six Perfections (Paramitas), with teachings and guided meditation by Lama Rabten Tshering.
“In Dzogchen, we are trying to leap. Ultimately, we leap beyond any concept of the path and formalities of practice and go directly to the nature of mind.”– Dzogchen Ponlop RinpocheOur friends of CRC are hosting The 30th Treasury of Knowledge Retreat with Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche giving pith instructions on the practice of Dzogchen. So, please join for this precious opportunity and take a leap, awaken to mind’s innate qualities of clarity, wisdom, and compassion.
“Supplicating Tārā helps to dispel all obstacles that get in the way of making our practice fruitional. Tārā also clears away obstacles of all those with whom we have connections: our friends, our relatives, our partners, and so on—anyone for whom we wish that they be free of illness, negative spirits, and other obstacles.” – Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche.Hosted by Nalandabodhi Vancouver, please join Lama Rabten Tshering for this Ārya Tārā Practice Weekend.
Please join Nalandabodhi’s ninth annual Tara Drupchen – practicing together the “Heart of the Two Accumulations” for Tara’s blessings to manifest in the world, bringing great benefit to ourselves, our communities, and today’s global society.
