The official annual long life puja offered on behalf of all in the FPMT organization to our most kind and immeasurably precious spiritual director, Lama Zopa Rinpoche, will be offered at Kopan Monastery, Nepal, on March 11, 2022. This White Tara long life puja is being organized in accordance with the advice of Khadro-la, Rangjung Neljorma Khadro Namsel Drönme.
In this module, we will provide a concise overview of the whole path to enlightenment as it is traditionally presented in texts belonging to the stages of the path genre, and impart the importance of and method for meditating on the complete teachings of Buddha in this practice-oriented way.
Course MaterialsExploring Buddhism: Exploring the Path Exploring Buddhism is a pilot program and may be modified. Please do not share these course materials or recordings with anyone who is not…
Using Buddhist psychology to cut through the root of sadness and fear, reveal the innate goodness and peace at the heart of our being.
Course MaterialsIntroduction to Tantra FPMT NotesMindmapsPowerpointsSummary SheetsBodhisattva VowsMeditationsTantra Comes from the Buddha (Lama Yeshe)Advice given during teachings by Geshe Tenzin TenphelSmelling homeworkExam LTCExam FPMT Recordings
Join us to explore the intersection of modern psychology and the Buddhist contemplative methods that increase our sense of well-being, meaning and purpose and deal with our disturbing emotions.
This program will weave eight pillars of joy (perspective, humility, humor, acceptance, forgiveness, gratitude, compassion, and generosity) into the realistic tools necessary to undertake that journey.
Course MaterialsHealing Anxiety and Depression Powerpoints Meditations to do at homeHomework - Print me!Summaries Books The Perfect Mirror Paperback by Ven Thubten Gyatso (Author), Adrian Feldman (Author)How to Meditate by Kathleen…
Connect with the fundamentals of the whole Buddhist path in this two-part talk by Paula Chichester, who teaches on Je Tsongkhapa’s much admired text, “Three Principal Aspects of the Path.”
It is said that if you want to know how your Dharma practice is going, visit your family. Ven. Robina Courtin explores various practices to move through a range of experiences the holidays may bring up and turn your mind in a joyous direction.
