October 2019

Tibetan Buddhist Meditation: an Introduction

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University of Utah Lifelong Learning Class: Four Tuesday evenings starting October 22, 6:30-8:30pm

Learn to reduce stress, anxiety, and traumas, and increase well-being and happiness through Tibetan Buddhist Meditation. Explore calm abiding meditation (shamatha), The Four Noble Truths, developing compassion (tonglen practice), the 12 Wisdoms, and fundamentals of Buddhist view according to the Dzogchen Lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. No previous meditation experience is required. Students may sit on the floor (please bring a comfortable cushion), or chairs will be provided. Register here


Buddha Path Practice

Regular practice with sangha: October 7th and 21st (1st and 3rd Mondays) at 7:30pm. Please plan to arrive at 7:15pm. Contact saltlakebuddhapath@gmail.com for location and details.


Dzogchen Shri Singha Foundation Retreats

For starting or deepening your practice, the Dzogchen Shri Singha Foundation provides many opportunities throughout the year. The next is the Autumn Retreat at the Dzogchen Retreat Center, October 26th – November 3rd. Retreat schedule


Generosity Opportunity

Meditation Cushion Sets for The Dzogchen Retreat Center

The Dzogchen Retreat Center, located in central Oregon, is a place where students of Tibetan Buddhism train to improve their lives, become authorized dharma teachers, and ultimately become enlightened beings through the extraordinary Dharma system of the Dzogchen Lineage, thus bringing benefit to this world and all beings. The ‘Vajrasana’ is a traditional meditation seat that is an important condition for these goals, since students spend several hours each day in formal meditation on their cushions.

One set, including mat and cushion, is produced specifically for this purpose, and costs approximately $100 USD. The Salt Lake City Dzogchen Sangha has pledged to sponsor 30 sets, so our goal is to raise $3,000 USD. Please join this generosity opportunity and create great merit! It is said that anyone who sponsors a virtuous activity such as a meditation retreat gathers equal merit as the practitioner, so your contribution will generate lasting benefit to yourself and others. Even a small contribution of a few dollars is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Make a donation

For more information about the Dzogchen Lineage: http://www.thebuddhapath.org