Ongoing

Chenrezig Practice
Sunday mornings through November 1st
11am-12:30pm
 
Join us in person or on zoom to take part in the Global Mani Retreat reciting mantras as seen on our Global Mani Retreat Tab.

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Weekly Wednesday Evening Classes
With Venerable Tenzin Denison
Starting Sept 16, 2026
In person and on zoom
Wednesdays 5:00pm – 6:30pm
 
Practicing the Graduated Path to Enlightenment
Join us for this series of teachings. 
Each week Venerable Tenzin will give a teaching and then we will learn how to meditate on the topic taught.

This is a wonderful opportunity to deepen your spiritual understanding. These classes will be of great value to long term Buddhists as well as newcomers.

Tenzin was born in London in 1976, and grew up in the south of England. Having developed some interest in meditation during university, in 1998 he went to live and work in Nepal, where he met Kyabje Lama Zopa Rinpoche. Under Rinpoche’s guidance, Tenzin then ordained as a monk in 1999, and has spent the years since in various activities, including Dharma studies, personal retreat, offering service in Dharma communities, returning to lay life for some years and working as a psychotherapist, before again receiving novice monk’s vows in 2018 and full ordination in 2019. In recent years Tenzin has been studying the Basic Program (FPMT study program), and currently lives and offers service at Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s private residence in Washington, USA

Bookclub Dates:

Alternating Fridays for September (11th, and 25th) and October (9th and 23rd) at 10 AM Pacific Time

The Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89898036668?pwd=ME81cW1xWENmNzV0Uk5lS09yR0JPdz09

 

Our next book is The Wisdom of No Escape and The Path of Loving-Kindness by Pema Chödrön.
In this book, Pema Chödrön offers Buddhist wisdom on meeting life as it is, including its pain, uncertainty, confusion, and joy. Rather than trying to escape difficult experiences or cling to what feels comfortable, she encourages us to cultivate loving-kindness, openness, and curiosity toward ourselves and others, discovering that the very things we resist can become part of the path to wisdom and compassion.

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