Let’s meet at our center and be part of a guided meditation, get an understanding of how to develop valuable realizations on the vastness of the mind: We will analyze and learn how to experience our world, and how we can change this, to have a better understanding and more acceptance of ourselves and for the whole world.
The International Mahayana Institute (IMI) is initiating recitations of “Chanting the Names of Manjushri” (“Jampal Tshan Jo”), as requested by HH the Dalai Lama. This commitment could mean a round-the-clock relay, a powerful and unceasing force emanating from the entire IMI and FPMT community.
Join our monthly meditation retreat day at Lhagsam! Give yourself the gift of withdrawing from the busy world for a day, be in silence, settle your mind and look inwardly instead of following your senses to the external world.
Train your focus and concentration using the well-proven, ancient technique called Shamatha!
Join fellow practitioners in a guided meditation.
Join fellow practitioners on the gradual path to enlightenment and find support and encouragement for your contemplation on the LamRim.
In this powerful practice we apply the four opponent powers to purify our negative karma.
Join us for a guided Lama Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga practice.
The International Mahayana Institute (IMI) is initiating recitations of “Chanting the Names of Manjushri” (“Jampal Tshan Jo”), as requested by HH the Dalai Lama. This commitment could mean a round-the-clock relay, a powerful and unceasing force emanating from the entire IMI and FPMT community.
Train your focus and concentration using the well-proven, ancient technique called Shamatha!
Join fellow practitioners in a guided meditation.
Join fellow practitioners on the gradual path to enlightenment and find support and encouragement for your contemplation on the LamRim.
In this powerful practice we apply the four opponent powers to purify our negative karma.
Let’s meet at our center and be part of a guided meditation, get an understanding of how to develop valuable realizations on the vastness of the mind: We will analyze and learn how to experience our world, and how we can change this, to have a better understanding and more acceptance of ourselves and for the whole world.
The International Mahayana Institute (IMI) is initiating recitations of “Chanting the Names of Manjushri” (“Jampal Tshan Jo”), as requested by HH the Dalai Lama. This commitment could mean a round-the-clock relay, a powerful and unceasing force emanating from the entire IMI and FPMT community.
Join us for the first of three evenings in the company of Geshe Sherab and get a qualified introduction to the seminal text “The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva”. Geshe-la will be in Lhagsam’s gompa and on Zoom for those who can’t join us onsite. Feel free to join any, or all three evenings. The mere imprint of a single moment in the presence of Geshe-la, listening to the text is precious.
Join us for the first of three evenings in the company of Geshe Sherab and get a qualified introduction to the seminal text “The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva”. Geshe-la will be in Lhagsam’s gompa and on Zoom for those who can’t join us onsite. Feel free to join any, or all three evenings. The mere imprint of a single moment in the presence of Geshe-la, listening to the text is precious.
Join us for the first of three evenings in the company of Geshe Sherab and get a qualified introduction to the seminal text “The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva”. Geshe-la will be in Lhagsam’s gompa and on Zoom for those who can’t join us onsite. Feel free to join any, or all three evenings. The mere imprint of a single moment in the presence of Geshe-la, listening to the text is precious.
The International Mahayana Institute (IMI) is initiating recitations of “Chanting the Names of Manjushri” (“Jampal Tshan Jo”), as requested by HH the Dalai Lama. This commitment could mean a round-the-clock relay, a powerful and unceasing force emanating from the entire IMI and FPMT community.
Train your focus and concentration using the well-proven, ancient technique called Shamatha!
