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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: |
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| To contribute to North American and Western culture by providing theoretical knowledge and practical training in Tibetan Buddhist scholarly traditions for Western students, scholars and the general public; and |
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| To help preserve the endangered Tibetan culture, which today leads a fragile existence in the exiled refugee communities in India and Nepal. |
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The Foundation Series • January 11 to May 10, 2025
with Geshe Ngawang Phende • Via ZOOM
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| Geshe Ngawang Phende will lead the Foundation Series begining with an introduction to Buddhism and continuing with retreats on the four universal Buddhist meditation practices. |
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Join us for In-person Sunday Meditation |
Our Center is open for regular weekly Sunday meditation sessions. For those who are unable to join us in person for these meditations, you are welcome to continue to join us virtually via Vimeo for the public meditation at 11 am.
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| If you are planning on attending, we kindly request everyone to follow our COVID-19 safety protocols. |
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Weekly Public Talk • In-Person & Vimeo
Tuesdays 7:00 pm |
| Public Talks on Buddhist philosophy. Each week covers a different topic of Buddhist thought and practice, and is a self-contained teaching intended to be informative and helpful for both newcomers and experienced d students. |
To watch past Public Talks on vimeo click here |
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DLM Live Teachings & Channels on Vimeo |
From this page you can find links to our Live Events and to our four channels with past teachings and other events.
For more details, click here |
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Vajrasattva Practice
Sundays 9:30 am (in-person & via Zoom) |
Vajrasattva Practice is available in-person and via Zoom for those who have received the Vajrasattva empowerment. |
| If you are planning on attending, we kindly request everyone to follow our COVID-19 safety protocols. |
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Medicine Buddha Practice • In-Person & Vimeo
Tuesdays 6:00 pm
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| In the Tibetan world, all practitioners associated with the healing profession seek out this empowerment, and then practice the associated mantra on a daily basis in order to enhance personal healing power. |
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Basics
of Meditation with Geshe Lobsang Tenzin
In Person & Vimeo |
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Founder and Spiritual Director, Geshe Lobsang Tenzin, leads the “Basics
of Meditation” session on the 1st Sunday of every month at 11:00 am. The session include
a talk on the benefits of meditation and how to engage in it.
This program is free. In Person & Vimeo |
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Building Fundraiser for Monk's New Residence |
| We are reaching out now to request your kind help in completing one more step in the development of our “Little Tibet” in Atlanta. While selling our existing monk’s residence will help with funding, the total cost will be around $750,000 and your tax-deductible contribution, in any amount, will be extremely helpful and gratefully received. |
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Prayer Ceremonies for Home, Business and
Individual or Family Well-Being
by the Monks of Drepung Loseling Monastery |
| The monks of Drepung Loseling Monastery are available for private blessing ceremonies, home and business blessings, prayers, pujas and lama chopas while on their yearlong Mystical Arts of Tibet tour. |
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How
can I help? |
| You can support Drepung Loseling Monastery, Inc. and its programs in a variety of ways, from direct donations, shopping online to volunteering your services. |
To learn how you can help, click here. |
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Senior Monk Care Fund
Drepung Loseling Monastery – Mungod, India |
| Join us in providing specialized care for the elder monks at Drepung Loseling Monastery who have preserved and passed on the ancient Buddhist teachings, knowledge and practices to generations of students around the world. |
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Emory - Center for Contemplative and Compassion-Based Ethics |
The Center for Contemplative Science and Compassion-Based Ethics supports a research-based approach to educating both heart and mind. With programs grounded in a theoretical framework for the cultivation of competencies that lead to the prosocial behaviors and outcomes that support flourishing and well-being for individuals and societies, the center also actively works to demonstrate the efficacy of these programs through innovative research.
Sign up for their Daily Live Compassion SHIFT Meditations
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Help
Us complete our dream of "A Little Tibet in Atlanta" |
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fulfill our vision of preserving Tibet's unique culture and sharing
Tibet's spiritual traditions in North America, we started creating
our “Little Tibet” in Atlanta with the Center that His Holiness the Dalai Lama inauguarated in 2007. To complete our dream and provide long term stability of our center's facilities and programs, we need to have a residence for our resident and visiting teachers and monks of the Mystical Arts of Tibet tours next door or within walking distance of the Center. |
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Videos of His Holiness The Dalai Lama
Visit at Emory University
- 2013 |
Hi-def videos from all the programs of His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Emory University for "The Visit: 2013" are available for viewing on YouTube. Choose from the Full Program or Highlights.
Click here for videos
Previous Visits
Visit 2010: 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.
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Traditional Hand-Carved Altar at Drepung Loseling Monastery |
This altar is one of the few traditionally hand-carved Tibetan Buddhist altars of this magnitude, intricacy and beauty seen in North America.
For details click here |
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Planning for What Comes After Death
Talk by
Mary Andrus-Overley (MSOG) |
On July 11, 2021, we sat down with the Memorial Society of Georgia (MSOG) to learn how they and its sister organization, the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Georgia (FCAGA), are educating and empowering Georgia’s funeral consumers with information about their rights and options for care and disposition of their remains. Watch the discussion here via Vimeo, presented in conjunction with the DLM Eldercare Discussion Group.
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Video of Tibetan monks studying science at Emory |
Six Tibetan Buddhist monks are studying science at Emory University. It's part of the Emory-Tibet Science Initiative, which is infusing science into monastic education. Take a look inside the life of a Tibetan monk while he's in college.
Click here to watch the video |
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The 2010 International Conference on Tibetan Buddhism |
The International Conference on Tibetan Buddhism was held at the Emory Conference Center Hotel from October 18-20, 2010, in conjunction with the visit of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Emory University. This conference was co-sponsored by the Office of Tibet, New York, & Emory University, with support from the Conservancy for Tibetan Art & Culture in Washington, DC, and Drepung Loseling Monastery, Inc., in Atlanta, GA.
To watch video footage of events, please click here. |
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Drepung Loseling Monastery Inc. on Facebook |
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