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Date: September 14th to October 26th, 2015, excluding 9/21/15.

Category: Santi Maha Sangha

Location: Conway, MA - Schoolhouse Gonpa- and MP3 Download


Demystifying Santi Maha Sangha with Lynn Newdome

Demystifying Santi Maha Sangha with Lynn Newdome

Mondays 9/14-10/26 (excluding 9/21) Demystifying Santi Maha Sangha with Lynn Newdome Tsegyalgar East, Schoolhouse Gonpa (also MP3 Recordings available for replay) Starting Sunday 9/13 and continuing on Monday nights 9/14-10/26, 7:00pm - 8pm (excluding 9/21)

The Monday 10/12 class is at 7:30pm in the Schoolhouse Library, due to the New Moon Ganapuja

Demystifying Santi Maha Sangha: the Base in (about) 30 Easy Lessons The “effortless” state of Dzogchen can be elusive and difficult for practitioners to understand and realize. In Tibetan Buddhism, of which Chögyal Namkai Norbu is a master, Dzogchen is presented as “Ati,” the pinnacle of all Buddhist views. This approach incorporates the various schools of Buddhism often referred to as Hinayana, Mahayana and Vajrayana. By studying and practicing these, one can build a foundation upon which to realize Dzogchen. Chögyal Namkai Norbu thoroughly and precisely presents these teachings in The Precious Vase, explaining the core realizations of the nine yanas from a Dzogchen perspective, and giving meditation methods for direct experiences of each. Reading, contemplating and meditating, students establish the “Base” of Santi Maha Sangha. Beginning September 13, 2015, Tsegyalgar East will host, live and via podcast, an ongoing program exploring The Precious Vase cover-to-cover. Organized into sessions of six Monday evenings with a Sunday “mini-retreat”, the course will run through about May of 2016. Classes will be led by SMS instructor Lynn Newdome, a student of Namkai Norbu who has followed Tibetan Buddhist teachings for over 40 years. The program is open to anyone who has received basic transmission from Rinpoche. Classes will be supplemented by a website containing both reference materials and MP3 recordings of the talks. Students are encouraged to meet at their local centers to discuss the teachings together.
Cost: $50 per 6 week segment in class/and or MP3 recording; or $10 per class/and or MP3 recording Session 1: 6 weeks beginning Sun. 9/13 (Sunday Kick-off No Charge) continuing on Mon. Nights for 6 weeks View the Course Description and Outline: Learn More
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