CALENDAR

MEDITATION PRACTICE

September practices are Medicine Buddha & Guru Rinpoche  (Sept 6–Sept 27)

Wednesdays 7:00–8:00pm

Medicine Buddha meditation is a healing practice treasured by many in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.  We can practice it for ourselves, for someone we care about who is ill, and for all sentient beings. Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice, regardless of your level of experience. Whether you are a seasoned meditator or a newcomer, you are warmly welcomed to join. Schedule: Ringing of the Bell, Opening Prayers, Medicine Buddha Meditation Practice, Silent Meditation, Closing Prayers.

Guru Rinpoche meditation is a deep practice connecting you with the wisdom and blessings of Padmasambhava.  Immerse yourself in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth led by Guru Rinpoche’s guidance.  Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, was instrumental in bringing Buddhism to Tibet in the 8th century. He is highly revered in Tibetan Buddhism fully enlightened master and often thought of as a second Buddha.

Silent Meditation, Topics in Buddhism & Chenrezig Meditation Practice
Sundays 9:00–10:20am

We will have 10 minutes of silent meditation followed by discussion of the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva.  This text gives instructions on how to follow the path of lovingkindness and compassion. We will follow the teachings in the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva slowly – learning one stanza at a time.  

After discussion we will practice Chenrezig meditation with the Six-Syllable Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hung. Chenrezig, a revered bodhisattva cherished in Tibetan Buddhist tradition and beyond, holds the key to unlocking our innate compassion.  Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice.

• Drop-in – no registration required.
• Schedule: Silent Meditation, Discussion, Meditation Practice, Closing Prayers

Basics of Buddhism Discussion & Om Ah Hung Meditation
Sundays 10:45–noon

First, we will talk about key Buddhist concepts such as the meaning of refuge, the cultivation of compassion, and the significance of ethical discipline. Join us for discussions that unravel the essence of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom and guide you towards a deeper understanding of its transformative power.

After this introductory discussion you will be introduced to Om Ah Hung meditation practice. The Om Ah Hung meditation technique seamlessly integrates mantra, visualization, and mindfulness, creating a journey of self-purification and compassion. Open to all, regardless of prior experience, this session provides step-by-step guidance and welcomes newcomers with open arms.

• This session is excellent for individuals who are newcomers or have a limited familiarity with Buddhist thought and meditation.
• Drop-in – no registration required.

MEDITATION PRACTICE

September practices are Medicine Buddha & Guru Rinpoche  (Sept 6–Sept 27)

Wednesdays 7:00–8:00pm

Medicine Buddha meditation is a healing practice treasured by many in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.  We can practice it for ourselves, for someone we care about who is ill, and for all sentient beings. Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice, regardless of your level of experience. Whether you are a seasoned meditator or a newcomer, you are warmly welcomed to join. Schedule: Ringing of the Bell, Opening Prayers, Medicine Buddha Meditation Practice, Silent Meditation, Closing Prayers.

Guru Rinpoche meditation is a deep practice connecting you with the wisdom and blessings of Padmasambhava.  Immerse yourself in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth led by Guru Rinpoche’s guidance.  Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, was instrumental in bringing Buddhism to Tibet in the 8th century. He is highly revered in Tibetan Buddhism fully enlightened master and often thought of as a second Buddha.

Silent Meditation, Topics in Buddhism & Chenrezig Meditation Practice
Sundays 9:00–10:20am

We will have 10 minutes of silent meditation followed by discussion of the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva.  This text gives instructions on how to follow the path of lovingkindness and compassion. We will follow the teachings in the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva slowly – learning one stanza at a time.  

After discussion we will practice Chenrezig meditation with the Six-Syllable Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hung. Chenrezig, a revered bodhisattva cherished in Tibetan Buddhist tradition and beyond, holds the key to unlocking our innate compassion.  Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice.

• Drop-in – no registration required.
• Schedule: Silent Meditation, Discussion, Meditation Practice, Closing Prayers

Basics of Buddhism Discussion & Om Ah Hung Meditation
Sundays 10:45–noon

First, we will talk about key Buddhist concepts such as the meaning of refuge, the cultivation of compassion, and the significance of ethical discipline. Join us for discussions that unravel the essence of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom and guide you towards a deeper understanding of its transformative power.

After this introductory discussion you will be introduced to Om Ah Hung meditation practice. The Om Ah Hung meditation technique seamlessly integrates mantra, visualization, and mindfulness, creating a journey of self-purification and compassion. Open to all, regardless of prior experience, this session provides step-by-step guidance and welcomes newcomers with open arms.

• This session is excellent for individuals who are newcomers or have a limited familiarity with Buddhist thought and meditation.
• Drop-in – no registration required.

MEDITATION PRACTICE

September practices are Medicine Buddha & Guru Rinpoche  (Sept 6–Sept 27)

Wednesdays 7:00–8:00pm

Medicine Buddha meditation is a healing practice treasured by many in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.  We can practice it for ourselves, for someone we care about who is ill, and for all sentient beings. Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice, regardless of your level of experience. Whether you are a seasoned meditator or a newcomer, you are warmly welcomed to join. Schedule: Ringing of the Bell, Opening Prayers, Medicine Buddha Meditation Practice, Silent Meditation, Closing Prayers.

Guru Rinpoche meditation is a deep practice connecting you with the wisdom and blessings of Padmasambhava.  Immerse yourself in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth led by Guru Rinpoche’s guidance.  Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, was instrumental in bringing Buddhism to Tibet in the 8th century. He is highly revered in Tibetan Buddhism fully enlightened master and often thought of as a second Buddha.

Silent Meditation, Topics in Buddhism & Chenrezig Meditation Practice
Sundays 9:00–10:20am

We will have 10 minutes of silent meditation followed by discussion of the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva.  This text gives instructions on how to follow the path of lovingkindness and compassion. We will follow the teachings in the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva slowly – learning one stanza at a time.  

After discussion we will practice Chenrezig meditation with the Six-Syllable Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hung. Chenrezig, a revered bodhisattva cherished in Tibetan Buddhist tradition and beyond, holds the key to unlocking our innate compassion.  Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice.

• Drop-in – no registration required.
• Schedule: Silent Meditation, Discussion, Meditation Practice, Closing Prayers

Basics of Buddhism Discussion & Om Ah Hung Meditation
Sundays 10:45–noon

First, we will talk about key Buddhist concepts such as the meaning of refuge, the cultivation of compassion, and the significance of ethical discipline. Join us for discussions that unravel the essence of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom and guide you towards a deeper understanding of its transformative power.

After this introductory discussion you will be introduced to Om Ah Hung meditation practice. The Om Ah Hung meditation technique seamlessly integrates mantra, visualization, and mindfulness, creating a journey of self-purification and compassion. Open to all, regardless of prior experience, this session provides step-by-step guidance and welcomes newcomers with open arms.

• This session is excellent for individuals who are newcomers or have a limited familiarity with Buddhist thought and meditation.
• Drop-in – no registration required.

MEDITATION PRACTICE

September practices are Medicine Buddha & Guru Rinpoche  (Sept 6–Sept 27)

Wednesdays 7:00–8:00pm

Medicine Buddha meditation is a healing practice treasured by many in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.  We can practice it for ourselves, for someone we care about who is ill, and for all sentient beings. Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice, regardless of your level of experience. Whether you are a seasoned meditator or a newcomer, you are warmly welcomed to join. Schedule: Ringing of the Bell, Opening Prayers, Medicine Buddha Meditation Practice, Silent Meditation, Closing Prayers.

Guru Rinpoche meditation is a deep practice connecting you with the wisdom and blessings of Padmasambhava.  Immerse yourself in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth led by Guru Rinpoche’s guidance.  Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, was instrumental in bringing Buddhism to Tibet in the 8th century. He is highly revered in Tibetan Buddhism fully enlightened master and often thought of as a second Buddha.

Silent Meditation, Topics in Buddhism & Chenrezig Meditation Practice
Sundays 9:00–10:20am

We will have 10 minutes of silent meditation followed by discussion of the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva.  This text gives instructions on how to follow the path of lovingkindness and compassion. We will follow the teachings in the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva slowly – learning one stanza at a time.  

After discussion we will practice Chenrezig meditation with the Six-Syllable Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hung. Chenrezig, a revered bodhisattva cherished in Tibetan Buddhist tradition and beyond, holds the key to unlocking our innate compassion.  Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice.

• Drop-in – no registration required.
• Schedule: Silent Meditation, Discussion, Meditation Practice, Closing Prayers

Basics of Buddhism Discussion & Om Ah Hung Meditation
Sundays 10:45–noon

First, we will talk about key Buddhist concepts such as the meaning of refuge, the cultivation of compassion, and the significance of ethical discipline. Join us for discussions that unravel the essence of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom and guide you towards a deeper understanding of its transformative power.

After this introductory discussion you will be introduced to Om Ah Hung meditation practice. The Om Ah Hung meditation technique seamlessly integrates mantra, visualization, and mindfulness, creating a journey of self-purification and compassion. Open to all, regardless of prior experience, this session provides step-by-step guidance and welcomes newcomers with open arms.

• This session is excellent for individuals who are newcomers or have a limited familiarity with Buddhist thought and meditation.
• Drop-in – no registration required.

MEDITATION PRACTICE

September practices are Medicine Buddha & Guru Rinpoche  (Sept 6–Sept 27)

Wednesdays 7:00–8:00pm

Medicine Buddha meditation is a healing practice treasured by many in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.  We can practice it for ourselves, for someone we care about who is ill, and for all sentient beings. Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice, regardless of your level of experience. Whether you are a seasoned meditator or a newcomer, you are warmly welcomed to join. Schedule: Ringing of the Bell, Opening Prayers, Medicine Buddha Meditation Practice, Silent Meditation, Closing Prayers.

Guru Rinpoche meditation is a deep practice connecting you with the wisdom and blessings of Padmasambhava.  Immerse yourself in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth led by Guru Rinpoche’s guidance.  Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, was instrumental in bringing Buddhism to Tibet in the 8th century. He is highly revered in Tibetan Buddhism fully enlightened master and often thought of as a second Buddha.

Silent Meditation, Topics in Buddhism & Chenrezig Meditation Practice
Sundays 9:00–10:20am

We will have 10 minutes of silent meditation followed by discussion of the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva.  This text gives instructions on how to follow the path of lovingkindness and compassion. We will follow the teachings in the 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva slowly – learning one stanza at a time.  

After discussion we will practice Chenrezig meditation with the Six-Syllable Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hung. Chenrezig, a revered bodhisattva cherished in Tibetan Buddhist tradition and beyond, holds the key to unlocking our innate compassion.  Through mantra recitation, and meditation, we invite you to delve into the heart of this practice.

• Drop-in – no registration required.
• Schedule: Silent Meditation, Discussion, Meditation Practice, Closing Prayers

Basics of Buddhism Discussion & Om Ah Hung Meditation
Sundays 10:45–noon

First, we will talk about key Buddhist concepts such as the meaning of refuge, the cultivation of compassion, and the significance of ethical discipline. Join us for discussions that unravel the essence of Tibetan Buddhist wisdom and guide you towards a deeper understanding of its transformative power.

After this introductory discussion you will be introduced to Om Ah Hung meditation practice. The Om Ah Hung meditation technique seamlessly integrates mantra, visualization, and mindfulness, creating a journey of self-purification and compassion. Open to all, regardless of prior experience, this session provides step-by-step guidance and welcomes newcomers with open arms.

• This session is excellent for individuals who are newcomers or have a limited familiarity with Buddhist thought and meditation.
• Drop-in – no registration required.