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Coming up at The Buddhist Center

Monday, August 11, 2025

6:30 pm (MT)

In Person and Online

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On Monday evening, we'll wrap up our exploration of the renowned text, Supplication to the Dakpo Kagyu. This beautiful text introduces the principle lineage holders of the Mahamudra tradition that we follow, and lays out the essential points of the path. On Monday night, we'll be emphasizing the profound guidance for the practice of Mahamudra meditation that is offered in the text.

All are welcome to come at 6:15 for tea and conversation

Here is the recording of last week's teaching.

Exploring Meditation meets August 21st, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM (MT), to support one another on the path. If you’d like a reminder, email Kelly.

Fall Retreat with Tim

A Steady Heart in Turbulent Times

Bringing Emotions to the Path of Awakening

Sept. 12-14, 2025 in person and online.

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Registration and more information here.

Volunteers needed! Sign up here.

The true sign of practice is that you are naturally and effortlessly without fixation. Also, that you are endowed with devotion, compassion and pure perception, just like the sky is filled with the warmth of sunlight.

Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche

Contemplation of the Week - Just Like Me

In the days to come as you go about your day, notice whoever you come in contact with. Bring to mind the fact that they are “just like me”. Aren’t they just like me in wanting to be happy, to be known, appreciated and cared for? Aren’t they just like you in wanting to be happy and at ease? When you encounter someone, anyone, you could simply repeat this sacred reminder, “just like me.” This is our shared dream, our shared reality. Simply appreciate this natural truth that binds us all.

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