We are delighted to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Nalandabodhi’s annual Tara Drupchen in the presence of Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche and Dilyak Drupon Rinpoche, our Nalandabodhi acharyas, lamas, and mitras, as well as many visiting lamas.
Open Dialogue will return this September with an intention to provide a space for our sangha where people from around the world can meet, connect with each other and share their experiences.
Join renowned Buddhist teacher Mitra Tyler Dewar for a transformative weekend retreat exploring Dzogchen and the Nine Yānas — the progressive path of Tibetan Buddhism — and the application of kindness in everyday life.
This spacious, beginner-friendly series offers an accessible entry point to Buddhist teachings and practices. Whether you’re brand new to Buddhism or returning with fresh questions, this course is open to all who feel called to explore the path of awakening.
Calling it “a wake-up call by our own buddha nature to be revealed as it is by way of seeing through its adventitious fleeting obscurations,” Mitra Karl Brunnölzl will teach on The Aspiration Prayer of Samantabhadra.
“Mahamudra is a contemplative Buddhist tradition known for its simplicity. The practice is to be genuine, relaxed, and aware in every situation in life, to accept and appreciate who we are…It points us to mind’s true nature.”
— Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
