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| Tuesday September 7 |
Public Talk "Eight Verses of Training the Mind • Verse-5"
by Geshe Ngawang Phende |
6:30 pm
LiveStream
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With a determination to accomplish the highest welfare for all sentient beings, Who surpass even a wish-granting jewel, I will learn to hold them supremely dear. |
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Saturday September 11
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Intermediate Series • Part 3
Relative Bodhichitta: Generating the Mind of Enlightenment
with Geshe Lobsang Tenzin
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10:00 am - 3:00 pm
*Via ZOOM |
This five-part series, taught by with Geshe Lobsang Tenzin, is designed to provide a solid basis for the practice of Mahayana Buddhist meditation. This series of teachings form the precondition for tantric practice. The series ends with Vajrasattva meditation which is a weekly regular advanced practice at DLM. |
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Register by calling our Administrative Office. FEE: Members $58 / Non-members $65 for individual classes or Members $245 / Non-members $275 for the five part series. Registration Deadline is four days before the event. |
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| September 13-17 |
White Tara Mandala Sand Painting Live Exhibition with Meditation & Chants by the Drepung Loseling monks of the Mystical Arts of Tibet September 13 - 17, 2021 *via Zoom |
*Via ZOOM
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The Drepung Loseling monks will create a White Tara mandala sand painting with daily meditation and chants for long life and healing from September 13 to 17 via their home monastery in India. This program sponsored by Drepung Loseling Monastery’s long time friend, Sandra Magnussen, will be streaming live via Zoom (register here). |
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| Tuesday September 14 |
Public Talk "Verses 184 and 185 of chapter 14 of Dhammapada"
by Geshe Dadul Namgyal |
6:30 pm
LiveStream
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The verses 183, 184, and 185 of chapter 14 of the Dhammapada belong to a single episode in that chapter. Those verses were uttered by the Buddha at Jetavana monastery in response to a query made by Thera Ananda as to whether the essential teachings of the past Buddhas were any different from those of the Buddha himself. Last time, we looked in detail at verse 183, the most common of the three verses. This time, we will look at the remaining two verses and see what practical insights we can gain from them in enhancing our prospects of joy and wellbeing amid all that we are going through in the present time. |
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Saturday September 18
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An Exploration of Life, Death, and What May Follow • Class 3
with Geshe Dadul Namgyal
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10:00 am - 4:00 pm
*Via ZOOM |
In this five-session series, Geshe Dadul will present a Buddhist view of death and dying, what Happens After Death, and how to mentally prepare for death by exploring two of Buddha Shakyamuni’s Sutras along with relevant findings from the experience and research of a few select Medical Doctors, who have trained and practiced in the West. |
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Register by calling our Administrative Office.
FEE: Full five part series $275 (DLM-members $245).
Registration Deadline is four days before the event. |
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| Tuesday September 21 |
Public Talk "Eight Verses of Training the Mind • Verse-6"
by Geshe Ngawang Phende |
6:30 pm
LiveStream
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Whenever I associate with others, I will learn to think of myself as the lowest among all, And respectfully hold others as being supreme, From the depth of my heart. |
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| Tuesday September 28 |
Public Talk "Eight Verses of Training the Mind • Verse-7"
by Geshe Ngawang Phende |
6:30 pm
LiveStream
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I will cherish beings of bad nature, And those oppressed by strong negativities and sufferings, As if I had found a precious treasure Very difficult to find. |
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