Amsterdam City Retreat: The Buddhist path unfolds step by step—and the Lamrim, the “Stages of the Path,” offers a complete roadmap for awakening that is as relevant today as it was centuries ago. This weekend retreat brings these timeless teachings to life through accessible explanations, guided meditation, and practical application.
Compassion isn’t something we simply aspire to — it’s a state we can actively cultivate through practice. This weekend retreat invites practitioners into a powerful exploration of Lama Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga as a direct method for awakening compassion, clarity, and inner strength.
Amsterdam City Retreat: Friday Online Only. Through inspiring teaching, guided meditation, and reflective practice, we will explore the benefits of generating bodhichitta in our daily lives: how selfless intention can transform our thoughts, actions, and relationships, and how it becomes the foundation for courage, wisdom, and resilience.
Buddhist teachings offer practical methods for developing resilience in the face of life’s difficulties. By learning to calm the mind and open the heart, we can meet challenges with greater inner resources, like that of wisdom, patience, and compassion.
Buddhist teachings offer practical methods for developing resilience in the face of life’s difficulties. By learning to calm the mind and open the heart, we can meet challenges with greater wisdom, patience, and compassion.
Buddhist teachings offer practical methods for developing resilience in the face of life’s difficulties. By learning to calm the mind and open the heart, we can meet challenges with greater inner resources, like that of wisdom, patience, and compassion.
Compassionate Equanimity: Vermont Dharma Group
Buddhist teachings offer practical methods for developing resilience in the face of life’s difficulties. By learning to calm the mind and open the heart, we can meet challenges with greater inner resources, like that of wisdom, patience, and compassion.
Online group practice session to celebrate FPMT’s 50th Anniversary with Ven. Amy Miller