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Program

- 30. 9. 2016 at 17:30: Initiation of Chenrezig
- 1. 10. 2016 at 17:30: Initiation of Manjushri
- 2. 10. 2016 at 17:30: Initiation of Vajrasattva
- 3. 10. 2016 at 17:30: Initiation of Mahakala
- 4. 10. 2016 at 17:30: Teaching about Dream Yoga
 
Anyone can join the initiation of Chenrezig and get the blessing, but to take the initiation, one needs to have refuge. Initiations of Manjushri, Vajrasattva and Mahakala all require to have refuge. Teaching about Dream Yoga is open to all.
 

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Short biography

Khenchen Lama Rinpoche comes from Kham (Eastern Tibet). Since very early childhood he displayed unusual compassion and inclination towards meditation. At the age of three, the head of Nyigma lineage - His Holiness Sera Yangtul Rinpoche recognized Khenchen Rinpoche as a reincarnation of Padma Dagnag Lingpa - a high Rinpoche of Nyigma lineage. Padma Dagnag Lingpa was a reincarnation of Nupchen Sangye Yeshe, one of the five closest disciples of Padmasambhava and the founder of the yogi lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. 

Khenchen Lama Rinpoche studied and practiced for 25 years primarily Buddhist philosophy and meditation, but also logic, medicine, astrology, languages, grammar, lexiocography, dance, and drama. During this time his root teacher His Holiness Jigmed Phuntsok Rinpoche provided him with teachings and instructions over a period of ten years at Larung Buddhist University. While studying, Rinpoche spent two to three months each year in silent solitary retreat summing up to about four years of retreat in total. After receiving his khenpo and khenchen titles, Khenchen Lama taught debate, astrology, sutra and tantra at many different monasteries and centers in Tibet, Nepal, India, Malaysia, Singapore, China and the United States.

 
 
 
 
 

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Words of Wisdom

"For happiness, cherish others."
- Lama Zopa Rinpoche

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