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Drepung Loseling is dedicated to the study and preservation of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition of wisdom and compassion. A center for the cultivation of both heart and intellect, it provides a sanctuary for the nurturance of inner peace and kindness, community understanding, and global healing. In implementing this vision, Drepung Loseling has two main objectives:
To contribute to North American culture by providing theoretical knowledge and practical training in Tibetan Buddhist scholarly traditions for Western students, scholars and the general public; and

To help preserve the endangered Tibetan culture, which today leads a fragile existence in the exiled refugee communities in India and Nepal.
 

Help Us complete our dream of "A Little Tibet in Atlanta"

To fulfill our vision of preserving Tibet's unique culture and sharing Tibet's spiritual traditions in North America, we have started creating our “Little Tibet” in Atlanta but we still need your support to finish building our dream.   Click here to find out more about our plans and how you can help or to become a Building Fund Sponsor.


The Foundation Series 2010
January 16 - May 8, 2010

Geshe Lobsang Tenzin will lead this Foundation Series beginning with an introduction to Buddhism and continue the series with retreats on the four universal Buddhist meditation practices.
For details click here
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Engaged Buddhism: Compassion in Action
Dharma Talk by Roshi Joan Halifax - February 28, 2010

Joan Halifax, a well known Buddhist teacher, medical anthropologist, Zen priest, and author of eight books will speak on Engaged Buddhism and Compassion in Action. The talk will be followed by a reception.
For details click here
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Basic Tibetan Language Class
February 11 - April 22, 2010

Tsepak Rigzin will teach a Basic Tibetan class in ten sessions. He will introduce the Tibetan alphabet and the fundamental rules of pronunciation and reading. The main objective of this class will be to develop reading skills in Tibetan.
For details click here
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Exhibition: The Loseling Dolls
Sharing the Culture and Tradition of Tibet

The Loseling Gallery is now home to over 200 handcrafted dolls depicting the culture and tradition of Tibet. These handcrafted, mini-masterpieces celebrate the distinct and diverse cultural identity of Tibetans as manifested in an astonishing variety of secular and religious dress.
For details click here
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Basics of Meditation with Geshe Lobsang Tenzin
Our Spiritual Director Geshe Lobsang Tenzin leads the “Basics of Meditation” sessions on the 1st Sunday of every month from 11 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The sessions include a talk on the benefits of meditation and how to engage in it, followed by a guided meditation and question and answer session. This program is free and open to the public.
For details click here.

Vaishravana Wealth Ritual - Sundays
In response to the troubled economic climate, the monks of Drepung Loseling Monastery will conduct monthly sacred rituals to invoke the blessings of Vaishravana, the Buddhist deity of wealth and prosperity.
For details click here.

Re-Visit the Historic Events surrounding His Holiness the Dalai Lama's Trip to Atlanta - October, 2007

For the link to Emory University's archived videos and photos of selected events click here. For images from the Blessing Ceremony at Drepung Loseling, click here


Order CD recordings of teachings
A list of all the recorded teachings and retreats that we have available for order is now on-line. Over one hundred audio CDs are available for order so far, with new titles being added each month. Follow the link to see the list and check back for updates.
   

 


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