Public Talk | H. E. Zong Rinpoche
Lojong can perhaps best be characterized as a method for transforming our mind by turning away from self-centeredness and cultivating instead the mental habits that generate bodhicitta, the awakened mind that puts the benefit of others above all else.
Seminar | H. E. Zong Rinpoche
Lojong can perhaps best be characterized as a method for transforming our mind by turning away from self-centeredness and cultivating instead the mental habits that generate bodhicitta, the awakened mind that puts the benefit of others above all else. On Sunday a Tara Blessing will be granted.
Public Talk | H. E. Zong Rinpoche
The Middle Way is a fundamental concept in Buddhist philosophy that aims to avoid extremes in our path to enlightenment as well as in our understanding of reality. This view should help us to understand that we will not achieve our spiritual goals through self-indulgence or self-denial, but only if we follow a middle path or the so-called Noble Eightfold Path. In this talk H.E. Zong Rinpoche will give us an introduction to the profound concept of the Middle Way View and how we can apply this view in our daily lives.
Seminar | Shenphen Rinpoche
Ein Lied über die Erfahrung der Sicht des Mittleren Weges von Changkya Rolpai Dorje.
Seminar | H. E. Dagyab Kyabgön Rinpoche, Shenphen Rinpoche
In this classic text on training the mind, the author Thokme Zangpo provides a practical guide for those people seeking to travel the path of enlightenment. In 37 verses, the day-to-day behavior of a Bodhisattva is vividly laid out. Shenphen Rinpoche will teach on site at the Berghof in the mornings and will be translated from Tibetan into German (with translation into English).
In the afternoon, Dagyab Rinpoche will teach on Three Hundred Verses of Introduction to Buddhism via Zoom, in English (with German translation). This text, written by Dagyab Rinpoche himself, is a fundamental teaching on understanding the purpose of Buddhism.
On Saturday, 27 July, Shenphen Rinpoche will grant a blessing in Green Tara (on site only)
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