Introduction to Buddhist Psychology Saturday, November 22 11am-12noon Discover Peace of Mind with Buddhist Psychology Buddhist psychology helps us recognize the emotional patterns that lead to stress and unhappiness. By simply observing our thoughts, we begin to take back control of the mind. Over time, we can respond to life’s challenges with greater clarity, calm, […]
Buddhist psychology teaches how to identify the habitual emotional habits that lead to unhappy states of mind. This morning class in Georgetown is suitable for everyone and is taught by Donovan Acker from Kadampa Meditation Center Austin. Free. **This event is not sponsored by the Georgetown Public Library or the city of Georgetown.
Offering to the Spiritual Guide (OSG) is a special Guru yoga of Je Tsongkhapa in conjunction with Highest Yoga Tantra. The main practice is relying upon the Spiritual Guide, but it also includes all the essential practices of the stages of the path (Lamrim) and training the mind (Lojong), as well as both the generation […]
Powa is a special ceremony to help those who have recently died experience peace of mind after death and be cared for by the Buddha of Compassion, Avalokiteshvara. During this ceremony we engage in the traditional Buddhist practice of transference of consciousness in conjunction with the prayers, “Path of Compassion for the Deceased”. Join us […]
This monthly practice consists principally of extensive prayers to our Dharma Protector, Dorje Shugden. A Dharma Protector is an emanation of a Buddha or Bodhisattva whose main functions are to avert the inner and outer obstacles that prevent practitioners from attaining spiritual realizations and to arrange all the necessary conditions for their practice. Dorje Shugden […]
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