Wrathful Gesar Drupchö Guided by Lhuntrul Dechen Rinpoche from the Orissa Monastery
2020-11-13 - 2020-11-15
Via Zoom
Wrathful Gesar is Guru Rinpoche wisdom manifestation dance. Gesar can manifest differently according to the needs of sentient beings. His wrathful form is Gesar Drakpo which manifest as wrathful compassion to tame and conquer obstructive forces and negative energies. It is a powerful practice for clearing away outer, inner and secret obstacles

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Teachings on the different forms of Gesar by Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
2020-11-28 - 2020-11-29
Via Zoom
Through this online teaching, Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche will explain the various forms that Gesar can take to help sentient beings through the accomplishment of different activities.

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Week 12: The Final Week 37 Practices Of A Bodhisattva By Khenpo Tenzin Wangdu Saturday, December 12th.
2020-12-12 08:45 - 09:45 (America/New_York)
“The Buddha Dharma is the ultimate source of happiness and refuge for all beings. We should preserve it through practice and so preserve the precious lineage of living wisdom teachings. In order to do this, the monastic setting is indispensable. Such a sanctuary radiates positive energy and promotes peace, harmony, happiness and liberty throughout the entire universe.” – H.E. Namkha Drimed Rabjam Rinpoche

Dear Friends,
We hope this message finds you well. Our 12th and final Livestream teaching from “The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva” taught by Khenpo Tenzin Wangdu will be this Saturday, December 12th. Using Zoom Application, we will “Livestream” this teaching and meditation from the Rigon Tashi Choeling Monastery in Nepal. We will end this final teaching with a 15-20 minute Q & A and discussion.

Ripa Ladrang Livestream Teachings via Zoom – “The 37 Practices Of The Bodhisattva” by Khenpo Tenzin Wangdu.
This Saturday, December 12th, we will offer the final weekly “Livestream” teaching taught by Khenpo Tenzin Wangdu.

5:45 AM – 6:45 AM PST (Pacific Standard Time)

8:45 AM – 9:45 AM EST (Eastern Standard Time)

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We are looking forward to seeing you on Zoom once again! Please consider arriving 10-15 minutes early for each teaching and also offering a donation to help us cover some of our Livestream and teaching costs for each of these events. Thank you again for your donation and your support of The Ripa Ladrang Foundation.We are looking forward to seeing you on Zoom! Please consider arriving 10-15 minutes early and also offering a special donation to Khenpo Tenzin Wangdu who presented an outstanding 12-week teaching on “The 37 Practices Of A Bodhisattva”. Thank you again for your donation and your support of Khenpo and The Ripa Ladrang Foundation.

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The Ripa Ladrang Foundation

Ripa Awareness Meditation day, with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
2020-12-20
‘Ripa Awareness Meditation is based on the traditional Buddhist practices of Shamatha and Vipassana. It is open to everyone who is looking for peace and calmness. It’s for those who want to connect the mind with the heart, who value a balanced life, wish to overcome emotional disturbances and to develop loving kindness and compassion.’
Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche, the author of the program of Ripa Awareness Meditation

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Schedule (GMT+1)
December 20, 11:00 am – 4:30 pm
09:00 am – 11:00 am – First Session
11:00 pm – 12:30 pm – Break
12:30 pm – 14:00 pm – Second Session
14:00 pm – 14:30 pm – Questions and answers

Prices:
Normal price: 2000 Rubles (approx 22 Euros)
Benefactor: 5000 Rubles (approx. 55 Euros)
Organised by Ripa Russia.
For any questions please contact Katya on: shlyakhova.katia@ripa-center.ru

About the Teacher

Dungsey Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
Dungsey Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche is a master of Buddhist meditation and philosophy under the Kagyu and Nygma traditions. Born in India in October 1970, he is the heir to the Ripa spiritual lineage, a line of reincarnated lamas that dates … More →

ONLINE Winter retreat on the Ngondros – Preliminary Practices on the Vajrayana Buddhist path
2020-12-27 - 2020-12-31
With Dungsey Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
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Ngon-dro or Preliminary Practices are the foundation and entrance to all the Tibetan / Vajrayana Buddhism practices. It comprises the common and extraordinary parts. The common part is called so because it is shared by the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. It consists of the four contemplations that turn the mind away from samsara, namely, the difficulty of finding a precious human life, the death and impermanence of life, the flaws of samsara and the karma or principle of cause and effect. Becoming aware of these, our mind rest in a condition in which we can practice in a deeper and more authentic way; moreover, taking these contemplations into our daily life will help us live every moment with the intensity of its uniqueness.
This retreat is addressed to all students engaged in the Ripa lineage tradition; it is a unique opportunity to receive precious teachings, guidance and instructions directly from Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche, as a way to either enter or consolidate our practice, independently of which Preliminary practice we are accumulating at the moment. For those who have already completed their Ngon-dro practice, it will serve as precious reminder of this complete and unique path to Enlightenment.
It is further addressed all those who wish to enter and develop their commitment in the Vajrayana path of Buddhism.
The extraordinary or special preliminary practices belong to Mahayana tradition and help purify our body, speech and mind though the accumulation of prostrations, taking refuge in the Three Jewels, arousing the Bodhichitta, the Vajrasattva’s hundred-syllable mantra recitation to cleanse the negative deeds, the Mandala offering for accumulating merit, and the Guru Yoga practice, in which our mind can actually attain the highest realization of unveiling its true nature.
Due to this, many accomplished masters acknowledge Ngon-dro as the most important and complete practice. Though being the gate to further practices of the generation and completion stages, it shouldn’t be considered merely as something to pass through as a means to get elsewhere, but as a whole path to Enlightenment.

Pre-requisites: Having taken refuge in the Three Jewels.
SCHEDULE IN EUROPE (CET – GMT+1) – Please download the pdf below for RIPA global scheduling
Global Ripa Schedule

Lhasang (broadcast from RIC)
07h – 08h

Personal or group accumulation at home or in your local Ripa Center
09h – 10:30

Teaching with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
11h – 13:30

Meal time / personal practice

Teaching with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
14:30 – 16:30

Personal or group accumulation at home or in your local Ripa Center
17h – 18:30

Protectors (broadcast from RIC)
19:30 – 20:30

TEACHING DONATION
We would like to make these teachings accessible to as many people as possible. In order to do so, we are introducing three different types of teaching donation:
Benefactor rate – members and non-members who can afford to pay a bit more, help the center and compensate for those in financial difficulties
Normal rate – members and non-members
Reduced rate – members and non-members in financial difficulties from countries with a lower cost of living.
You are welcome to contribute the donation that best suits your budget and your situation!
Benefactor: CHF 240.– Normal: CHF 190.– Reduced: CHF 120.–
The Zoom link will be sent to participants a few days before the start of the retreat.

Karma: Fate or Freedom?
2021-02-26 08:00 - 17:00, 2021-04-02 - 2021-04-03
with Dungsey Lhuntrul Rinpoche
Organized by the RIC
Re-evaluating our understanding of Karma as an opportunity to express kindness, gratitude and compassion with Dungsey Lhuntrul Rinpoche.
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Working with Emotions through Meditation and the Five Buddhas Families
2021-02-26 08:00 - 17:00, 2021-04-24 - 2021-04-26
Transforming emotions into wisdom, compassion and creative energy.
with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
Organized by the RIC
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Yogom with Cynthia Jouffre
2021-03-12 - 2021-03-14
With Cynthia Jouffre
March 12 – 14, 2021

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DATE AND TIME DETAILS: From Friday 6 pm to Sunday 4pm
LOCATION: Ripa International Center
ADDRESS: Hilfligweg 10
CH – 3172 Niederwangen (Bern)
Switzerland
PROGRAM CONTACT: Begona.
EMAIL: info@ripa-international.com.
PHONE: + 41 (0) 31 984 0355.
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Yogom is a set of exercises developed from traditional yoga postures, breathing exercises and meditation. The meditation technique used in this practice is Shiné (or Shamata in Sanskrit) aimed particularly at soothing our mind.
The name “Yogom” is a condensed version of YO for yoga, and GOM which means “meditate” in Tibetan. By unbinding tensions, this practice particularly helps to prepare the body and mind before engaging in formal sitting meditation practice.
This technique was developed by François Bertolero at the request of the Tibetan Master Gyétrul Jigmé Rinpoche. The workshop will be led by Cynthia Jouffre, yoga teacher in Alsace, France, and certified Yogom instructor since 2017.
Price
Normal price: CHF 170 / € 160, Reduced price*: CHF 150 / € 140
(*students, unemployed, retired, members of Ripa or Padma Ling)

Exploring the Mind, A Contemplative Perspective
2021-03-20 - 2021-03-21
with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
WHAT IS THE MIND? HOW IS THE MIND DIFFERENT FROM THE BRAIN?
What is consciousness? These are some daunting questions that science is still grappling with for which humankind has not found definite answers yet.
During this two-day online talk, Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche, will give explanations on the structure of the mind, how internal and external phenomena are created, perceived and conceptualized and how we can work with them to understand and transcend the nature of reality.

The program will be taught in English with German, French, Spanish, Russian and Vietnamese translation

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Ripa Awareness Meditation
2021-03-28
Ripa Awareness Meditation (RAM) is a simple and effective method to stabilize the mind using SHAMATA, a millenary technique that uses breathing as a support to develop “mental calm”. Once the mind is settled, aspects of VIPASSANA meditation, or “penetrating vision”, are introduced, facilitating approaches that free the mind from conceptual fabrication. Attentive presence and mindfulness work together to help us accept life situations as they are and make them the very object of our meditative practice.
During this one-day retreat Rinpoche will unfold and guide participants through the key elements of this method.
Schedule
Saturday 10am – 12 pm / 2:30 – 5 pm
The program will be taught in English with German, French, Spanish, Russian and Vietnamese translation

Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche, is a master of Tibetan Buddhism, recognized in both Kagyu and Nyingma schools, he is the spiritual director of the Ripa International Center. He has taught for more than twenty years in Europe in a particularly lively, practical and contemporary way.
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Wrathful Gesar Drupchö
2021-05-04 - 2021-05-09
Organized by Ripa Russia
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POSTPONED NEW DATE TBD: The Wisdom of the Middle Way – according to the text of Acharya Nagarjuna (Chapters 6-10)
2021-05-22 - 2021-05-23
The lecture course is divided into 3 weekends.
Dates: May 22-23, May 29-30, June 5-6
Time: 10:00-12:00, 14:00-15:15, 15:30-16:30 (GMT + 3)
Translation: Russian, English, Spanish, French, Vietnamese
Online in Zoom
This course will be useful for all Buddhists as well as those interested in Buddhist philosophy. This course will help you learn the Buddhist view and the path of human development. This course will also help you understand the ultimate goal of meditation and other important Buddhist practices.Part two continues with these teachings with the following chapters:5. Examination of the primary elements, dhatu.
6. Examination of the desire and the one who desires.
7. Examination of origin, stay and disappearance.
8. Examination of the act and figure.
9. Examination of staying in the former.
10. Examination of fire and fuel.
11. Examination of the limits of the preceding and subsequent.
12. Examination of what is being done by yourself and others.
13. Examination of formative factors.
You can check the time of the event in your time zone.

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Hayagriva Drupchö
2021-05-31 - 2021-06-06
May 31st – June 6th
Via Zoom
Organized by Ripa Kalmykia

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Lojong: Training the Mind in Seven Points
2021-07-24 - 2021-07-28
with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
Zoom/On Site
The Seven Points of Mind Training belong to the category of teachings known in Tibetan as Lojong. They are part of the Mahayana school of Buddhism and were composed by Chekawa Yeshe Dorje in the 12th century.
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Taksham Yeshe Tsogyal Drupchö
2021-07-29 - 2021-08-02
with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
Zoom/On Site
Through the Dakini Yeshe Tsogyal Drupchö, practitioners invite the healing energy of the wisdom deity and her mandala. This ritual allows practitioners to create a space where they can dissolve all mental disturbances to reveal their inherent quality of creativity and joy.
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Enriching Gesar Drupchö
2021-08-04 - 2021-08-08
with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
Zoom/On Site
The teachings of Gesar are critical to this age of degeneration. In essence, Gesar is the bodily emanation of Manjurshri, the speech of Avalokiteshvara, and the mind of Vajrapani. In quality and activity, Gesar is identical to Guru Padmasambhava.
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Bardo Thödol and Dewachen Teachings with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche
2021-09-04 08:00 - 2021-09-05 17:00
The Bardo is known to the world through the text of the “Bardo Thödol”, which means “Liberation Through Hearing During the Intermediate State”. The original text is traced back to the 8th century. The text, which is considered to be one of Guru Padmasambhava’s terma, or treasure teachings, helps us to reach the most profound and comprehensive understanding of life as well as that of death. In addition, it reveals the path to liberate and transcend both life and death.
In order to preserve, maintain, and promote the Dharma for the benefit of all sentient beings, Guru Padmasambhava hid many secret Dharma treasures in many remote and unknown locations throughout the regions of Tibet, and those treasures are then discovered at the appropriate times by the Tertons through secret signs. Bardo Thödol is one of those secret treasures. Although the text was taught by Guru Padmasambhava and written down by his disciple Dakini Yeshe Tsogyal in the 8th century, the secret treasure was hidden and it was not until the 14th century that the famous Terton Karma Lingpa discovered it on a sacred mountain in the Himalayas when he was only 15 years old.
It is essential to learn and to realize the teachings on the Bardo. The Bardo is a real process which includes samsara and nirvana, suffering and enlightenment. Therefore, the Bardo teachings are considered as the key to open up the secret art of both living and dying. This public teaching is being given by H.E. Dungsey Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche.
Teaching program of Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche :
Schedule for September 4th (Bardo Thödol) & 5th (Dewachen – The Pureland of Amitabha Buddha), 2021 –
Session 1: 14:00 PM – 16:30 PM (Nepal Time) / 10:15 – 12:45 (Swiss Time)
Session 2: 19:00 PM – 21:30 PM (Nepal Time) / 15:15 – 17:45 (Swiss Time)
Website: http://www.ripavietnam.org/bardo-thodol-amitabha-buddha/
Register at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/18A97apSs7aNsAUR5nVsicvjX1NEBKIz-tkUHHMbSDGg/edit?usp=drive_web
In case you have any questions, you can write to: info@ripavietnam.org

Hayagriva Drupcho - Hosted by Kalmykia, Online & Onsite Sept 11-15, 2021
2021-09-11 - 2021-09-15
Dear Friends of the Ripa International Sangha,
At the Ripa monastery, “Orgyen Sangag Choling”, in Kalmykia, the village of Troickoe, from September 10 to 15, 2021, a program of Buddhist Teachings and a tantric prayer service will be held under the leadership of Dungse Lhuntrul Dechen Gyurme Rinpoche and monks from the Ripa Monasteries.
HAYAGRIVA DRUBCHO is a powerful tantric practice of Hayagriva, an angry manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of compassion. Participation will give us a rare and precious opportunity to gain great achievement, increase the accumulation of virtue, eliminate obstacles, and also eliminate internal obscurations, karmic pollution, disease and negative influences. It will bring great benefit to the general area where it is performed.
This practice will take place online using livestream on a Zoom application and will also be held onsite at Orgyen Sangag Choling Khurul. We invite precious Sangha to join the Drubchö of Hayagriva’s practice.

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With Love & Gratitude
Ripa International and Ripa Ladrang Foundation

Embrace Life: A silent Self-Compassion Meditation-Retreat
2021-10-19 17:00 - 2021-10-24 17:00 | Ripa International Center, Hilfligweg 10 CH-3172, Bern, Switzerland
With Steve Hickman and Regula Saner

What is a silent retreat?
A silent retreat is an important moment in the life of a meditator that helps deepen personal meditation practice.
What is special about this retreat?
As you probably know, even if you have only been meditating for some time, mindfulness – from moment to moment, without judgment – can be achieved through several approaches: either through “formal” practice (silent sitting and walking meditation) or through informal practice (awareness for all the vigilant moments of our lives). This retreat will offer a balance between both!
Our special attention will be focused on how we can strengthen our resilience and improve our ability to face challenges with serenity, strength and compassion.
Program Details
We will spend every morning (and a few afternoons) in formal practice under the guidance of two very experienced teachers, Steve and Regula. We will devote one afternoon to movement and time in nature and open ourselves to the breathtaking mountain landscape during a hike in the Bernese Oberland. (Three routes with different levels of difficulty are offered).
In the evening we will have time to reflect together on our experiences with formal and informal practice as well as on different ways to live a peaceful and joyful life, complemented by lectures by Steve and Regula.
In this way we will spend time in silence and meditation while at the same time opening ourselves and enjoying the beauty of the surrounding nature – “this one wild and precious life”, to quote the poet Mary Oliver.
Regula and Steve will offer participants daily personal conversations to support and guide them in the traditional format of a silent meditation retreat. The basic principles of the MSC practice will be at the core.
The retreat is based on the revolutionary and well-researched work of Christopher Germer and Kristin Neff, creators of the Mindful Self Compassion Program, as well as ancient wisdom practices from various traditions. It offers the opportunity to enliven and deepen your practice of compassion and mindfulness meditation.
This retreat is open to anyone interested in mindfulness practice, as well as those who already have previous meditation experience, especially in programs such as MSC, MBSR, MBCT.
We would also like to point out that participating in this retreat fulfills one of the requirements to participate in one of the MSC teachers’ training courses.

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CONTEMPLATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY PROGRAM
2021-10-22 17:00 - 2021-10-24 17:00
with Nalanda Institute for Contemplative Science

The Mindfulness Year in Switzerland
Nalanda Institute’s two-year Contemplative Psychotherapy Program integrates mindfulness and compassion-based meditation practices and Buddhist psychology with contemporary psychotherapy and neuropsychology. The program spans 2 years — one devoted to Mindfulness and the other to Compassion – and starts on Friday 22 October with a weekend online retreat. Students may start in either year. This fall marks the beginning of the Mindfulness Year in Switzerland, in partnership with Landguet Ried, Center for mindful living, in Köniz, Switzerland.
Our faculty is comprised of leading Buddhist scholars, practitioners, world-class meditation teachers, pioneering mindfulness and compassion researchers, and renowned clinicians. The program is led by Drs. Joe Loizzo and Pilar Jennings. Our esteemed meditation experts are Sharon Salzberg and Robert Thurman. Guest faculty include Lama Rod Owens, Rick Hanson, Jasmine Syedullah, Christopher Germer, Paul Fulton, Ethan Nichtern and others.

Join us starting October 22nd!
The deadline to apply is October 1st … apply today!

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Who is This Training For?
Social workers, mental health counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, physicians, creative arts therapists, educators, graduate students, and other professionals in the helping professions are encouraged to apply.
The Program
The curriculum is taught over two years. One year is dedicated to Mindfulness-based Psychotherapy and the other in Compassion-based Psychotherapy. Participants may enter the program in either year. This fall marks the start of the Mindfulness Year in Switzerland.
The entire course and retreats will be taught in English. Some of the curriculum core texts will be provided in German. Further, the Swiss local Director, Diego Hangartner, will assist participants with any language-related issues during the course and in-between sessions.
About
This year provides a comprehensive foundation for integrating contemplative psychology, meditation practice and socially engaged ethics into contemporary psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, object relational, interpersonal, family-systems and somatic therapies and related caregiving fields. Areas of study include:

foundations of Buddhist psychology and ethics

fourfold mindfulness, loving kindness, and self-compassion practices

traditional and contemporary models of stress and trauma

the neuroscience of meditation, plasticity and memory reconsolidation

clinical applications of mindfulness, loving kindness, and self-compassion

unlearning implicit bias, developing radical acceptance and positive social engagement

contemplative psychotherapy: mindfulness-based methods and integrative nuances

meditation practicum: video instruction with Sharon Salzberg and supervision from Joe Loizzo, Diego Hangartner and Rahshaana Green

Guru Rinpoche: Ultimate Source of Blessings With Lama Tenzin Phuntsok
2021-10-30 - 2021-10-31
October 30 – 31
On-Site/Online
Guru Rinpoche: Ultimate Source of Blessings With Lama Tenzin Phuntsok
During this weekend of onsite/online teachings, Lama Tenzin will explain “Guru Yoga” in connection with the “Seven-line Prayer” written by the great Tertön Namkha Drimed Rabjam Rinpoche, which is practiced worldwide by the Ripa Sangha on the 10th day of the Tibetan Lunar Calendar.
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Resilience: Overcoming Difficult Times with Compassion, Clarity, and Courage sion, clarity, and courage
2021-11-11 16:00 - 2021-11-13 17:00 | Ripa International Center, Hilfligweg 10 CH-3172, Bern, Switzerland
ONLINE COURSE
With Linda Graham

Whether they are everyday disappointments or extraordinary disasters. Although resilience is inherent in us, unfavorable patterns develop in the course of our lives, which become lodged in the neural circuitry of our brain and make us susceptible to stress, fears and worries. New scientific findings now show that what once seemed hard-wired can be rewired.
Whether it’s dealing with minor irritations or dealing with real catastrophes, this 3-part November webinar series takes you step-by-step through a process of strengthening the tools and skills you need to recover from stress and trauma and learn and grow from every kind of adversity.
The series draws on the evidence-based tools of psychotherapy, informed by modern neuroscience and practices of mindfulness and self-compassion to show you how you can learn new coping strategies and move into thriving and flourishing.
What you will learn

Integrate practices of Western psychology and the Buddhist wisdom tradition to deepen self-compassion and empathy and in this way connect with the inner resources that enable well-being and allow us to flourish
Breath, touch, movement and visualization tools to reduce the effects of stress and trauma on the body and brain and restore steady inner peace and calm.
Exercises to cultivate the positive emotions – kindness, compassion, gratitude, joy, awe, serenity that counteract the brain’s innate negativity.
Deepening practices that increase self-awareness and self-acceptance.
To connect in relationships that are healthy and nurturing.
Mindfulness practices that alter habitual responses to troubling events and negative self-talk so that you can identify options and make wise decisions.
Through cultivating a resilience mindset, you will learn to recognize new opportunities and make wise decisions that will lead to authentic self-confidence and meaningful work and life orientation

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MEDITATION RETREAT IN SILENCE
2021-12-27 16:00 - 2021-12-31 16:00
A Meditation Retreat with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche

Preceded by a Tchenrezi Blessing on the first day of the retreat and ending with a transmission of the Bodhisattva Vows, with Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche.
Different Buddhist traditions offer various methods to work and train the mind. For instance, in the Theravada tradition, Shamatha–calm abiding and Vipassana–insight meditation help practitioners gain insights into the true nature of the mind and the three characteristics of existence–suffering, impermanence and non-self. Metta or loving-kindness–one of the Four Incommensurable Thoughts, anchored in the Mahayana tradition, brings in the Boddhisattva perspective by expanding altruistic motivation for the benefit of all sentient beings.
Tonglen, a meditative practice pertaining to the Lojong training of the mind in seven points, goes a step further by inviting the practitioner to exchange himself for others and take on sentient beings’ suffering. One of the functions of this powerful practice of the Vajrayana school of Buddhism is to reverse the habitual tendency to turn away from difficult experiences, a tendency well rooted in self-clinging and open up to reality as it is.
Throughout the course of this retreat, which is open to beginners and advanced meditators alike, Gyetrul Jigme Rinpoche will explain the roots of mind training in the various Buddhist schools and will guide the various stages of meditation from Shamatha to Tonglen.

The retreat will begin at 4:00 pm on December 27, 2021, and will end after breakfast on December 31, 2021.
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Gesar's Life Story and Teaching on Gesar Lhasang
2022-02-19 - 2022-02-20
February 19th – 20th
Via Zoom
Gesar’s Life Story and Teaching on Gesar Lhasang
with Lama Tenzin
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Teaching on the Yidam & Hayagriva Empowerment
2022-03-20 - 2022-03-22
May 20th – 22nd
Residential
Teaching on the Yidam & Hayagriva Empowerment
with Dungsey Lhuntrul Rinpoché
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(CANCELED)Buddhist Philosophy, Year 2: The Path of the Middle Way
2022-03-26 - 2022-03-27
CANCELED
March 26th – 27th
April 2nd – 3rd
Via Zoom
Buddhist Philosophy, Year 2: The Path of the Middle Way
Chapters 5 – 13
with Khenpo Tenzin Wangdue
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Nyung Né
2022-04-13 - 2022-04-18
April 13th – 18th
Residential
Nyung Né
with Lama Tenzin Phuntsok
If you would like Nyung Ne to be organized this year, please write to us expressing your wish. We will organize it with a minimum number of 15 participants having shown their interest.
Yes, I would like to participate in the Nyung Ne

Karma: Fate or Freedom?
2022-04-22 - 2022-04-24
April 22nd – 24th
Onsite /Online
Karma: Fate or Freedom?
with Gyétrul Jigmé Rinpoché
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