A course by Tulku Sherdor on the contemporary commentary by Kenpo Appay on the "Aspiration for Excellent Conduct" In April 19-21, 2024, Tulku taught an 11-hour course at the Three Rivers Tibetan Cultural Center in Pittsburgh, PA, extemporaneously translating and explaining a commentary by Kenpo Appay on the Aspiration for Excellent Conduct. Anyone may apply to view the course. Please […]
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Riwo Sang Chod, or Smoke Offering, is a practice that involves the offering of fragrant smoke. To gain access to this precious practice please send an email to [email protected]
As Buddhist practitioners, we accept that our experience must be understood both intuitively and through reasoning and discriminating intelligence (prajna). The hallmarks of the Buddha’s dharma (statements of truth) are that all knowable phenomena are impermanent, lack independent identity, and are sources of suffering if misapprehended as permanent and independently existing. The scientific perspective is […]
A private teaching given in 2017 lasting six days. This course will be coming soon, but if you would like to have more information about it or request access you can write to: [email protected]
This program will explore and give in structions on Longchenpa's Trilog of Rest, with the text being Resting in meditation. Please contact us to find out the pre-requisites necessary to access this course. To request access to the teachings please write to: [email protected]
Blazing Wisdom Institute offered a program in Ithaca, NY on the weekend of March 8th – 10th 2013 on the subject of bodhicitta, the mind/heart of enlightenment. The program was made possible by Linda Parks, who hosted Tulku Sherab Dorje and his family in her home, and almost singlehandedly planned and managed the event. We […]
Mipham tells us that his explanation of the view of secret mantra derives from Rongzom’s and Longchenpa’s lengthy commentaries on Guhyagarbha tantra, which are classified as the ‘profound system’ of instruction, alongside the vast tradition from Zurchen. This view is introduced in Rongzom’s short, but highly influential 11th century text, the Great Proof that All […]
The final testament by Garab Dorje, the first human master of Dzogchen. At the time of his parinirvana, Garab Dorje ascended into the sky and dissolved into rainbow light. At this, Mañjushrimitra cried out in despair and distress, and made a very beautiful plea: “What will become of us now that you are passing away? […]
