Join us for our first in-person event on Sunday, October 9th! We will continue to meet online on the first, second and fourth Monday evenings this month.
Monday, October 3rd 7-8:15pm MDT
Online Practice & Teaching
Sunday, October 9th 10-11:15am
Buddha Path Practice
In-person: Vitalize Community Studio
3474 S 2300 E #12, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
We especially welcome all newcomers to this monthly Sunday morning session! Texts will be provided. Just bring your positive thinking and a notebook!
Suggested donation: $10
Monday, October 17th 7-8:15pm MDT
Online Practice & Teaching
Monday, October 24th 7-8:15pm MDT
Online Practice & Teaching
(No session on October 31 for Halloween)
Contact saltlakebuddhapath@gmail.com for the zoom link.
Our teachings and practices are based on The Buddha Path, a daily practice manual written by Dzogchen Khenpo Choga Rinpoche that contains the essence of all the Sutrayana, Vajrayana, and Dzogchen teachings of the Buddha. The Buddha Path also refers to Dharma, the cause of both temporary and lasting happiness, which is contained in five kinds of good thinking — renunciation, compassion, faith, love and wisdom.
Buddha Path app
The Dzogchen Shri Singha Foundation has just created an app to practice The Buddha Path on your cellphone or tablet! This app provides invaluable resources to aid Dharma practitioners in their learning, contemplation, and meditation on the essence of Buddha Shakyamuni’s entire teachings.
Click here for Android download
How to Prevent Fear and Protect Ourselves: 100% Cautious 0% Fear
Our compassionate teacher, H.E. Dzogchen Khenpo Choga Rinpoche, has taken steps to help Sangha around the world to care for themselves and others during this time of worldwide spread of COVID-19:
“At this time, many people around the world have fear and suffering because of the novel coronavirus. During this time, it is very good to pray and practice Dharma more. As said by the Buddha, during earthquakes, natural disasters, war, epidemics, or famine, those who practice Dharma and help others create immeasurable merit that will benefit oneself and all beings.
“The fundamental characteristic of the minds of beings is hope and fear. All beings always hope for happiness and fear suffering. Now there is a new disease spreading and everyone is afraid. Sentient beings already have fear. Now they have more fear than usual. We must manage and reduce our fear and worry, focus on solutions, and take refuge in Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha more than ever. Do not fixate on fear or worry, or overreact to the situation.”
To download his complete message, click here.
In addition, the Holy Vajra Master has announced a mantra campaign of 108 million sacred mantras. To participate in this worldwide campaign, download and read the complete letter here.
Dzogchen Shri Singha Salt Lake City 