These courses are open to everyone and cover a wide range of practical, profound and inspiring topics. Each session includes guided meditation, a talk and a chance to ask questions.
A four-part series
with Gen Kelsang Suma
In a world of distraction and shifting external conditions, our rough and restless minds seek stability in things that appear solid, tangible, material. We seem to be losing the ability to discern the presence of that which is more subtle, beyond the physical, holy. Buddha taught various ways of connecting with what is sacred, such as our own pure nature and the energy of enlightened mind. In this class series Gen Suma will introduce a number of methods to help us cultivate these more profound approaches, thereby enriching our spiritual life.
| Sat., Feb 23 | 10:00 – 12 noon | A Shrine of Our Own |
| Sat., March 16 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Connecting Through Prayer |
| Sat., April 20 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Visualization and Reciting Mantra |
| Sat., May 25 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Offering the Mandala |
A four-part series
with Gen Kelsang Suma
In a world of distraction and shifting external conditions, our rough and restless minds seek stability in things that appear solid, tangible, material. We seem to be losing the ability to discern the presence of that which is more subtle, beyond the physical, holy. Buddha taught various ways of connecting with what is sacred, such as our own pure nature and the energy of enlightened mind. In this class series Gen Suma will introduce a number of methods to help us cultivate these more profound approaches, thereby enriching our spiritual life.
| Sat., Feb 23 | 10:00 – 12 noon | A Shrine of Our Own |
| Sat., March 16 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Connecting Through Prayer |
| Sat., April 20 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Visualization and Reciting Mantra |
| Sat., May 25 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Offering the Mandala |
A four-part series
with Gen Kelsang Suma
In a world of distraction and shifting external conditions, our rough and restless minds seek stability in things that appear solid, tangible, material. We seem to be losing the ability to discern the presence of that which is more subtle, beyond the physical, holy. Buddha taught various ways of connecting with what is sacred, such as our own pure nature and the energy of enlightened mind. In this class series Gen Suma will introduce a number of methods to help us cultivate these more profound approaches, thereby enriching our spiritual life.
| Sat., Feb 23 | 10:00 – 12 noon | A Shrine of Our Own |
| Sat., March 16 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Connecting Through Prayer |
| Sat., April 20 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Visualization and Reciting Mantra |
| Sat., May 25 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Offering the Mandala |
A four-part series
with Gen Kelsang Suma
In a world of distraction and shifting external conditions, our rough and restless minds seek stability in things that appear solid, tangible, material. We seem to be losing the ability to discern the presence of that which is more subtle, beyond the physical, holy. Buddha taught various ways of connecting with what is sacred, such as our own pure nature and the energy of enlightened mind. In this class series Gen Suma will introduce a number of methods to help us cultivate these more profound approaches, thereby enriching our spiritual life.
| Sat., Feb 23 | 10:00 – 12 noon | A Shrine of Our Own |
| Sat., March 16 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Connecting Through Prayer |
| Sat., April 20 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Visualization and Reciting Mantra |
| Sat., May 25 | 10:00 – 12 noon | Offering the Mandala |