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1 event,The aim of the two evenings is to develop a deeper understanding of the significance and practical value of the teachings of Śrāvakayāna for one's own Dharma path. Quite a few Westerners who are at home in Tibetan Buddhism think that they should practise the ‘highest or greatest teachings’ as quickly as possible, forgetting that Read More |
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1 event,We continue with the transmission of the Lojong / Mahayana 7-point mind training, based on the commentary by Shamar Rinpoche. In this fourth year, we go deeper into the main practice, Lhagtong and Tonglen. Developing bodhicitta is the central core of the entire Buddhist path: it leads us to dissolve the delusion of self-centredness. This Read More |
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1 event,Attachment, anger, envy, pride and mental blindness accompany us our whole lives. They condition our perception as well as the actions that result from that. When we let them play out, completely unpredictable emotional entanglements will result. When we try to suppress them they pile up and occupy our mind. Both approaches are not helpful Read More |
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Shakyamuni Buddha first taught the Four Noble Truths, which clearly demonstrate how our mental patterns can either bind or liberate us. This is not an abstract philosophy, but rather a practical path that we can follow through personal reflection and experience. This timeless wisdom can serve as a compass for all of us, helping us Read More |
1 event,Meditation is a natural process in which we learn to free the mind from all the tensions and entanglements that bind it and exert pressure upon it. Through the practice of mindfulness, we learn to release it from its habitual patterns, rather than constantly clinging to our thoughts and experiences. Lama Walli & Lama Chris Read More |