Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche May 27-30, 2010

Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche

Dallas Spring 2010 Teachings

MAY 27 – 30, 2010

Insight (Vipassana) Meditation, Intro to Buddhism

Guru Rinpoche Empowerment and Ngondro Transmission

May the refreshing rain of well-expressed Dharma
Thus relieve the torment of troubling emotions,
Completely filling the lotus lake of virtue and meditation;
Increasing inner wealth in the land of peace.
Longchen Rabjampa (Longchenpa) 1308 – 1364

 

Dallas May 2010 Teaching and Event Schedule

Please Feel Welcome to Attend All Sessions or As Many As Time Permits!

Even one session with an authentic dharma teacher is valuable for spiritual practice in any tradition.

 

Thurs May 27 7pm – 9pm     Fri May 28 7pm – 9pm     Sat May 29 10am – 12noon 2pm – 4pm 4:30pm   Sun May 30 10am-12 noon 2pm – 4pm 4:30pm

Saga Dawa Duchen* Festival (Celebrating Buddha Shakyamuni’s Enlightenment) Shakymuni Buddha Puja and Tsog** Offering. No prior knowledge of this practice is required to attend! Texts Provided.   Public Talk Watching Your Thoughts: The Key Point of Real Dharma Practice. [Vipassana Meditation, also known as Insight Meditation]   Basic Buddhist Teachings 12 Links of Interdependent Origination (Basic Buddhist Philosophy) The Four Noble Truths (Basis of Buddhism) Refuge   About Taking Refuge   Empowerment and Teaching Guru Rinpoche Empowerment (The Basic Ngondro Empowerment) The Importance and Purpose of Ngondro According to Higher Tantra (Intro to Ngondro) The Four Thoughts Ngondro Transmission His Holiness Penor Rinpoche on Empowerments

Registration/Check In Opens at 6:30 pm for Evening Teachings, 9:30 am for Morning Teachings

Please Arrive 15-30 minutes Early to Register.

Cash or Check Accepted at Door

Suggested Donations:
$30 for the Empowerment
$20 for each Teaching Session
No Charge for the Friday Basic Meditation Session (Donations Gratefully Accepted!)

Scholarships Available: No One Turned Away Due to Lack of Funds

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*FOUR MAJOR BUDDHIST HOLIDAYS (Düchen)
Saka Dawa Düchen – Buddha Shakyamuni Attains Enlightenment
There are four major Special Buddha Days or “Festivals” (düchen) in a year which relate to the life of Buddha Shakyamuni. During these days, it is said that the effects of positive or negative actions are multiplied 10 million times, so spiritual practice is strongly advised.

**Tsog or Tsok [Tibetan: tshogs, Sanskrit: Puja]
Please feel welcome to bring cheese, chips, crackers or other finger foods to share.
Tsog (prayers and collective food offering) on the 10th and 25th of each lunar month, Tibetan calendar. The Tibetan word ‘tsogs ‘ means ‘provisions’ or ‘accumulations’ and/or ‘feast-offering’. In this usage, it refers to the ‘two accumulations’ or provisions of merit and wisdom, which are gathered over an inestimable period of time. The fulfillment of the ‘two accumulations’ constitutes the fruition of the path to Enlightenment. The overall purpose of tsog is to distribute merit and wisdom to the participants and all sentient beings.

May All Beings Benefit!

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