Ven. Losang Gendun, New York Visit Sept-Oct 2025
Join us for an enlightening month of teachings, meditations, retreats and the ongoing course In-Depth Meditation Training (IDMT) with Venerable Losang Gendun.
Join us for an enlightening month of teachings, meditations, retreats and the ongoing course In-Depth Meditation Training (IDMT) with Venerable Losang Gendun.
In learning to distinguish clearly between unhappy states of mind, such as anger, depression, and low self-esteem, and the upbeat states of mind, such as love, compassion, and confidence, that are actually at the core of our being, we are able to recognize and re-discover our profound innate potential.
This joyful prayer embodies the bodhisattva path. It invites us to envision atoms and oceans of buddha fields, eons in a single moment, and our own limitless positive potential.
Contemplation, conversation, and meditation on the Buddhist psychology of fear and its relevance to significant challenges we are facing: political strife, climate crisis, war, and collective division.
This comprehensive guide by Gampopa presents Buddhist teachings and profound insights through 28 lists. Come experience these oral instructions aimed at inspiring and uncovering truths about our spiritual practice.
In Happy Relationships, Kimberly Brown offers Buddhist practices to build joyful connections, teaching compassion, gratitude, and wise boundaries to nurture lasting bonds. Open to all, no meditation experience needed.
The Introduction to Mindfulness course teaches stress reduction, focus improvement, and mindfulness basics through guided meditation. Benefits include better mental and physical health, enhanced relationships, and creativity, fostering self-discovery and inner peace.
Make a fresh start for the year 2025 by purifying our old habits with the meditation on the four powers and making optimistic decisions to change.
Ven. Robina Courtin explores the concept "The Workshop is in The Mind". As Lama Zopa Rinpoche says, the workshop is in the mind. Combined with inner work, we learn to abide by the natural law of karma, which strengthens our confidence that we are the creators of our own reality and that there’s no karma that can’t be changed.
Meditation is the tool we use to explore the mind. Learn steps to help grow your practice sustainably. Longtime Buddhist practitioner Elaine Jackson delves into some basic steps that have helped her grow her practice in a sustainable way.