On this page, you will find our library of recorded teachings. You can use the search box and filters on the left side to narrow your results.
Yangten Rinpoche, assistant to His Holiness the Dalai Lama, teaches Shantideva’s A Guide to the Bodhisattva’s Way of Life, which describes the spiritual development of the bodhisattva, from ordinary person to Buddha.
Unlock the ancient wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism with the transformative practice of the 35 Buddhas. Dive into a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth as you embark on this profound practice revered for centuries.
Contentment and Ambition: Balancing Relaxed Contentment with a Drive for Full Awakening with Yangsi Rinpoche Yangsi Rinpoche invites us to take on the mental attitude that is the very best
In this course Venerable will explore Buddhist perspectives on death and dying, as well as practices to prepare for our own death and help others who are dying.
Ju Mipham Gyatso, was one of Tibet’s greatest scholar-yogis. Guy Newland will explore Mipham’s Buddhist system, his critique of Tsongkhapa, and talk about how his philosophy looks to Tsongkhapa’s followers.
Commemorating the Buddha’s enlightenment and parinirvana as Ven. Amy Miller leads us in practices to develop our wisdom, compassion, and unlimited potential.
Paula Chichester will share tips for practicing bodhicitta amidst busyness. Drawing from Mayahana Mind Training, meditation, and 40 years of experience, will help transform daily life into meaningful, compassionate, and wise experiences.
Geshe Sherab, an accomplished scholar and practitioner, will provide an overview of Buddhist philosophy and practices so that we may cultivate our own paths to enjoy meaningful and fulfilling lives.
Geshe Dorji Damdul will guide us through Nagarjuna’s Commentary on the Awakening Mind (Bodhicittavivāraṇa). This is a rare opportunity to cultivate great compassion and wisdom with an exceptional scholar and practitioner.
Georges Dreyfus offers a series of teachings on the Four Noble Truths Sutra (also known as “Setting in Motion the Wheel of the Dhamma”). This foundational teaching is always relevant, no matter where you are on your spiritual journey!
