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Wednesday nights provide an ideal entry point to the study of great Buddhist texts as a basis for integrating the Buddha’s teachings into daily life. Geshe Doga explains the finer points of meditation practice, and using the Lam Rim (the Graduated Path to Enlightenment) elucidates methods for training the mind to achieve a more balanced and happier life.Four-Armed Chenrezig Practice Nights
Meditation Session 1 : Thursday 16 MAY at 8pm
Meditation Session 2 : Thursday 23 MAY at 8pm
His Holiness the Dalai Lama of Tibet
Australian Visit 2013 - road to peace - 13 to 23 june
Heart Sutra teaching - melbourne - 19 june
Dharma Quote
The point to be understood is that if we work for the welfare of others, then our own goals, our own wishes will be fulfilled naturally. When we think about it, the welfare of others is important because others are important. They are important because they help to fulfil our own wishes. A mundane example is that if we had a wish to become wealthy, then we have to rely on someone else who has wealth so that we can earn from them. Whatever we wish for is all dependent on others; others who have the means or qualities that can fulfil our wishes. There is no way to gain anything for ourselves without relying on others.Ven. Geshe Doga 16-6-10