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Next Venerable Dagpo Rinpoche's teachings
Venerable Dagpo Rinpoche will teach :
- In Veneux les Sablons, May, Saturday the 18th 2019 on « specific method to produce the Spirit of Enlightenment and take bodhisattva's vows », 9:30-12am and 3-5 pm. We will begin with the recitation of The South Lineage. Teaching webcasted in French and English.
- In Beausoleil Monaco, June, Friday the 14th 2019 at 5pm, conference of Venerable Dagpo Rinpoche on 'concentration'. Teaching webcasted in French and English. info : infos@iktm.fr
- In Beausoleil Monaco, June, Saturday and Sunday the 15th and 16th 2019 on : 'concentration and wisdom'. Teaching webcasted in French and English. information : 06 12 90 55 31, infos@iktm.fr
- In Avignon, June, Saturday the 22th and Sunday the 23th 2019, more information to come soon. Information : 04 90 25 30 24, iktgga@gmail.com
Gueshe Ane's teaching
Venerable Gueshe Ane will teach on the theme: "How to control the mind in everyday life" from 9.30am to 12pm and from 3pm to 5pm. We will begin with a short Jorchoe.
European tour of His Eminence LING RINPOCHE, April-May 2019
His Eminence Ling Rinpoche will be in Europe in April-May 2019 :
information : lingrinpocheeurope
He will teach in :
- Amsterdam, coorganized by Kadam Chöling Hollande on April 6-7 on « on "Songs of Spiritual Experience " » by Je Tsongkhapa (translation into dutch and
english (accessible on an FM radio), no webcast) information and registration : www.kadamcholing.nl
- Kadam Tcheuling Bordeaux on May 8-9 on « The Precious Master's Instructions » (translation in french) : information and
registration : kadamtcheuling.org
- Paris on May 25-26 (see link above): the monthly weekend session initially planned for this date is cancelled.
Monthly weekend session
Next weekend session will be on July 6 and 7 2019 at Veneux-Les Sablons. The session initially scheduled for May 25 and 26 is canceled because of His Eminence Ling Rinpoche's teaching in Paris.
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La Vie d'un Grand Maître Indien : Arya Asanga
According to Taranatha and Bouteun Rinpoche
Arya Asanga, one of two "pillars" of the Mahayana (Great Vehicle), made an extraordinary contribution to the development of Buddhism. Born in the fourth century AD in the part of India that has become known as Kashmir today, this philosopher shared the Madhyamika philosophical views of the first pillar, Nagarjuna. He is nevertheless the author of the founding treaties of a system other than his own: that of Buddhist "idealistic" philosophy, the cittamatra school. see more>