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Weekly Schedule
Buddhist meditation and instructions with Q&A
Thursdays at 7:00pm
Ngondro (Preliminaries) Practice
led by Lama Lobtsul
Sundays 10am-12pm
Ngöndro (Wyl. sngon ‘gro) — the preliminary or ‘foundation’ practices of Vajrayana Buddhism. The ngöndro practices are profound and powerful means for effecting a deep purification and transformation, at every level of our being. Not only do they prepare the practitioner for the profound path of Vajrayana and teachings of Dzogchen, but they also lead him or her gradually towards the experience of enlightenment.
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Monthly Schedule
(see calendar below for dates and times)
Guru Rinpoche Day - Puja
Each month on the 10th day of the lunar calendar
Dakini Day - Puja
Each month on the 25th day of the lunar calendar
Phowa Practice
Each month on the 15th day of the lunar calendar
Medicine Buddha Practice
Each month on the 30th day of the lunar calendar
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Click HERE to read Gyatrul Rinpoche's Spring Teaching "On Pure Vision"
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Click on these links to download recordings of public teachings.
This introduction to Buddhism was given by Khen Rinpoche to an "Asian Religions" survey class at UT during his recent visit to Austin.
This teaching on the meaning and benefits of virtuous offerings and, in particular, of butter lamp offerings was given at Palri Pema Öd Ling on January 22. At the end of the session, Rinpoche led us in the Marme Monlam, a special butter lamp offering practice and aspiration prayer.
This teaching on the meaning and importance of the refuge vows — the entrance to and foundation of all Buddhist practices — and the bodhisattva vow — the commitment to achieve compete enlightenment solely for the sake of all other sentient beings -- was given Palri Pema Öd Ling on January 23. Teaching on the Meaning and Practice of Guru Rinpoche -- Tulku Dawa Gyalpo RinpocheThis teaching was given at Palri Pema Öd Ling on Januray 24.
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Click below to hear the Vajra Guru Mantra recited by Yangthang Rinpoche and Gyatrul Rinpoche at Orgyen Dorje Den.
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