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Kyabje Zasep Tulku Rinpoché has compassionately accepted the invitation to visit our center
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Kyabje Zasep Tulku Rinpoché has compassionately accepted the invitation to visit our center
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Due to our Lama Venerable Zawa Rinpoche’s kindness, His Eminence Zasep Rinpoche has compassionately accepted the invitation to visit our center
Also on the agenda for January 1 and 2, 2022: Commentary of the Three Principal Paths / Vajrayogini initiation
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Open house, teachings by Ven Geshe Tsultrim Rinpoche, retreat and fall activities (Details & registration)
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Commentary on Tara's practice and the Lam Rim. Tasting evening and other activities for august and septembrer. (Details & registration)
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Sagadawa Celebration, Tara Initiation & Continuation of the Lam Rim Teachings (Details & registration)
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Continuation of the Lam Rim Teachings & Other Activities – Winter 2018. (Details & registration)
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Dear masters and dharma friends,
We wish you a very happy new year: may 2018 bring you health and prosperity and may all your dharma wishes be fulfilled.
We also hope you are having a great holiday season with your family, friends and dearest one.
We rejoice and dedicate all spiritual activities for the benefit of all beings and for achieving the state of enlightenment as soon as possible.
We also would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your continued support and your precious contribution to the flourishing of the Tsongkhapa Meditation Center.
With best wishes,
Welcome
- Tsongkhapa Meditation Center
Located in a peaceful forest in the beautiful region of the Laurentians, 45 min north of Montreal, the Tsongkhapa Meditation Center is dedicated to the transmission of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition instituted by the Lama Tsongkhapa.
Under the guidance of his Sprititual Director Zawa Tulku Rinpoche, the mission of the center is to develop Buddhist philosophy in Quebec and in Canada by teaching the Dharma of the Vajrayana of the Tibetan tradition, and by performing all actions in a charitable, philanthropic and voluntary manner while cooperating with other organizations in Canada and the rest of the world, for the happiness of all sentient beings.
The center is a registered charity and operates solely on donations. People of all religious and non-religious backgrounds are welcome at the center to study and practice the Dharma and the meditation methods taught by Buddha to develop inner peace and lead a meaningful life.
