The Dharma Discourse sessions have a three-fold purpose for participants: to understand the Dharma, to build confidence in that understanding and to build community.

To join the session, click here at the start time.

If you haven’t already, download Zoom here (do this before the meeting time):

https://zoom.us/download

All are welcome!!

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The San Luis Obispo Bodhi Path Center will gather in person to host the West Coast presentation of the online teachings by Khaydroup Zangmo on Shamar Rinpoche’s book Buddha Nature: Our Potential for Wisdom, Compassion, and Happiness. In this book, Rinpoche clearly explains what really counts: the heart of awakening is nothing other than our true nature, and therefore all of us can awaken to our buddha qualities. Shamar Rinpoche bases his explanations on the text “Revealing Buddha Nature” by the 3rd Karmapa, Rangjung Dorje (1284-1339).

Each session begins with 20 minutes of group meditation. We’ll host this short group meditation at 10:00 AM (Pacific Time) followed by Khaydroup’s live streamed teaching at 10:30. Use the link below to join the ZOOM meeting Please contact us at slo@bodhipath.org if you have any questions.

Dates: Khaydroup will teach on the 3rd Sunday of most months.

Time: 10 AM to 12 PM. All are welcome to join us in person or via Zoom. Questions are encouraged and can be asked directly or entered into the Zoom chat box.

Use this link to join the ZOOM meeting.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89621077602?pwd=a214Z3ltbUd1WFBZY2dwOVQ0R092QT09

You can also join by phone: Dial by your location

+1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)

Meeting ID: 907 755 569

Find your local number at: https://zoom.us/u/ab9MgDe4PC

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Via this Zoom link:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82073599196?pwd=PbczaoR9X9yLPWA8XqpvOPUvpieS4x.1

Starting in April 27, 2025: A new cycle of teachings and discussions about ambition, based on Gendun Rinpoche’s teachings.

Topic: Losing Ambition, Finding the Way

From our earliest years we are taught to use ambition as a means to help us attain results. Unfortunately, in the spiritual life we quickly discover that ambition can become a hindrance rather than a help on the path. How can we find a new approach that will allow us to easily and joyfully make progress on the path? And how can we develop a motivation that does not reinforce ego-clinging?

This teaching, based on pithy and practical instructions from Gendun Rinpoche, is particularly relevant to Western students of meditation and spirituality as it’s something we often find ourselves struggling with, no matter where we are on the path.

Schedule

• 10:30am-11am: Intro and Meditation
• 11am-12:00pm: Teaching and discussion
(all times in Central Daylight Time)

Please note: The teaching and discussion period alternates weekly:

1. Week A: General Q&A, followed by Teaching
2. Week B: Teaching, followed by Whole-Group Discussion

Suggested donations

• Standard: $15 per session
• Sponsor: $25 per session
• A voluntary teacher offering may be given separately
• No one turned away for lack of funds.

You may donate via our website. Please specify “program offering” and/or “teacher offering” in the notes.

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Dear Friends,
You are warmly invited to join us on Zoom to practice the “Chenrezig Sadhana” every Wednesday evening, 7-7:30pm ET , a series which began on July 8, 2020.

We practice the “Chenrezig Sadhana and Commentary” in English (musical accompaniment by Wendelin Wagner and Sanford Garner, https://soundcloud.com/lama-tsony/chenrezig-sadhana-full-instrument). Texts of the “Chenrezig Sadhana and Commentary” (translated by Pamela G. White) are available through Bodhi Path and will be available for viewing on your screen during the meeting.

We hope you will join us. We will open the meeting room at 6:50 pm and start at 7 pm sharp. Please be on time.

Khaydroup and Support Team

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Here is the zoom link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81146625667?pwd=cHM4TCtEenhYV2VnTWdoODdPbHhLdz09

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The Dharma Discourse sessions have a three-fold purpose for participants: to understand the Dharma, to build confidence in that understanding and to build community.

To join the session, click here at the start time.

If you haven’t already, download Zoom here (do this before the meeting time):

https://zoom.us/download

All are welcome!!

The post Online: Dharma Discourse Saturdays 10-11:30 am (Martha’s Vineyard) appeared first on Bodhi Path.

Via this Zoom link:

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82073599196?pwd=PbczaoR9X9yLPWA8XqpvOPUvpieS4x.1

Starting in April 27, 2025: A new cycle of teachings and discussions about ambition, based on Gendun Rinpoche’s teachings.

Topic: Losing Ambition, Finding the Way

From our earliest years we are taught to use ambition as a means to help us attain results. Unfortunately, in the spiritual life we quickly discover that ambition can become a hindrance rather than a help on the path. How can we find a new approach that will allow us to easily and joyfully make progress on the path? And how can we develop a motivation that does not reinforce ego-clinging?

This teaching, based on pithy and practical instructions from Gendun Rinpoche, is particularly relevant to Western students of meditation and spirituality as it’s something we often find ourselves struggling with, no matter where we are on the path.

Schedule

• 10:30am-11am: Intro and Meditation
• 11am-12:00pm: Teaching and discussion
(all times in Central Daylight Time)

Please note: The teaching and discussion period alternates weekly:

1. Week A: General Q&A, followed by Teaching
2. Week B: Teaching, followed by Whole-Group Discussion

Suggested donations

• Standard: $15 per session
• Sponsor: $25 per session
• A voluntary teacher offering may be given separately
• No one turned away for lack of funds.

You may donate via our website. Please specify “program offering” and/or “teacher offering” in the notes.

The post Losing Ambition, Finding the Way with Rachel Parrish (Chicago) appeared first on Bodhi Path.

Dear Friends,
You are warmly invited to join us on Zoom to practice the “Chenrezig Sadhana” every Wednesday evening, 7-7:30pm ET , a series which began on July 8, 2020.

We practice the “Chenrezig Sadhana and Commentary” in English (musical accompaniment by Wendelin Wagner and Sanford Garner, https://soundcloud.com/lama-tsony/chenrezig-sadhana-full-instrument). Texts of the “Chenrezig Sadhana and Commentary” (translated by Pamela G. White) are available through Bodhi Path and will be available for viewing on your screen during the meeting.

We hope you will join us. We will open the meeting room at 6:50 pm and start at 7 pm sharp. Please be on time.

Khaydroup and Support Team

—————————————————-

Here is the zoom link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81146625667?pwd=cHM4TCtEenhYV2VnTWdoODdPbHhLdz09

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The Dharma Discourse sessions have a three-fold purpose for participants: to understand the Dharma, to build confidence in that understanding and to build community.

To join the session, click here at the start time.

If you haven’t already, download Zoom here (do this before the meeting time):

https://zoom.us/download

All are welcome!!

The post Online: Dharma Discourse Saturdays 10-11:30 am (Martha’s Vineyard) appeared first on Bodhi Path.

The program will begin at 10 am with an opening meditation; all are welcome to join.  At 10:20 am we will break and get ready to start the session at 10:30 am with Khaydroup, ending at 12:00 pm.

For any questions about the program or issues with Zoom, please email dcmetro@bodhipath.org.

Participation

Online Via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84529337579?pwd=akljZ1FUb1ZGVGk0YXZLK3NIR0JWdz09

Meeting ID: 845 2933 7579

Passcode: 497569

Suggested Donation
$5 – $15, no one turned away for lack of funds
Donations to the DC Metro center may be made by following this link. 

To make a teacher donation, follow this link and use the drop-down menu to select the name of the teacher to whom you wish to make a donation.  (If a particular teacher is not listed there, you can type in the teacher’s name in the memo field.)

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