This is the 10th anniversary of Nalandbodhi’s annual Winter Retreat, and we hope you will join us onsite at Nalanda West or online via Zoom as we close out 2024, pausing our busy lives to connect with the sunlight that melts the ice of our suffering, deepen ways to relax into renewal on a daily basis, and release our frozen fixations into the infinite and always loving expanse of space.
Hosted by our friends at Karmapa Center 16, Acharya Lhakpa Tshering teaches on A Guide to The Thirty-Seven Practices of a Bodhisattva during KC16’s Sunday Meditation for All.
You are warmly invited to join us on Zoom for a special teaching by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche during his suprise visit to Nalandabodhi Taipei this Thursday evening (7 pm Taipei Time).
It can be easy for me to fall into self-pity. I find myself clinging to a solid sense of self when I experience physical or emotional pain. But when I apply what I have learned in my longtime Buddhist practice, I can let go of my self-clinging and self-pity, and I can experience compassion for all suffering beings, including myself.
How to follow-through on our journey to complete freedom and compassion?This Path of Study Course, offered by Nalandabodhi Colorado, explores how the greater vehicle can take us to Buddhahood and what it means for our practice that all sentient beings possess the seed of buddhahood – buddha-nature.
In an eight-week series of teachings offered by Nalandabodhi Seattle, Acharya Tashi Wangchuck will continue his commentary on The King of Aspirations Prayer, verse by verse, to explore its profound meaning, deepen our practice, and support our path in life.
