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  • Online teaching: Relax!

    Instructions on meditation by Gendün Rinpoche. Lama Walli German and English Loading…

  • Braunschweig: Calling the lama from afar, part 1

    Dharmazentrum Braunschweig - Karma Dechen Ling Kreuzstr 70a, Braunschweig, Germany

    more information to follow shortly Lama Chris Language: German (Online: on-demand)

  • Dhagpo Shedrub Chöphel Ling (Möhra): The Great Peacock

    Dhagpo Möhra Hofmannshöhe 1, Moorgrund-Möhra, Thüringen, Germany

    Instructions based on a text by Karma Chagme and Gendün Rinpoche’s teachings about it. This text discusses various approaches to working with our disturbing emotions.   

  • Bodhi Path Renchen Ulm: Meditation instructions from Shamar Rinpoche

    Bodhi Path - Buddhistisches Retreat-Zentrum Kaierstr. 18, 77871 Renchen-Ulm, Germany

    We will discuss and practice Shamar Rinpoche’s instructions on the practices of Calm Abiding (shinay) and Penetrating Insight (lhaktong). Language: German Lama Walli & Lama Chris

  • Lüneburg

    Heide in Lüneburg Backsteinhof 2, Lüneburg

    Topic to be announced. In the evenings.

  • Retreat Course North – 7 Point Mind Training, part 4

    Hof am Wege Hans-Heinrich-Sievert-Str. 15 ‍, Liensfeld, Germany

    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

  • Swiss Course – Bringing Emotions onto the Path, part 4

    JK Haus Zweierhof 19, Schönenberg, Switzerland

    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