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  • Making Offerings - A day retreat

    Virtual Event

    Making offerings is a simple but powerful way to grow positive energy and inner happiness. In this day retreat, you’ll learn what offerings really mean and how they help transform your mind. We’ll also be guided through a special meditation practice called a mandala offering. In this context, a “mandala” is a way of using your […]

  • Georgetown Branch

    Georgetown Public Library 402 W 8th Street, Georgetown, United States

    Meditation & Modern Buddhism Everyone, whether religious or non-religious, is looking for happiness all the time and wants to be free from suffering permanently. Please join us for this introductory class as we share Buddhist advice on learning to develop the real causes of happiness within our own mind. Donovan Acker, a teacher from KMC […]

  • Medicine Buddha

    Virtual Event

    Medicine Buddha is a Buddha Doctor whose function is to release living beings from outer and inner sickness by bestowing blessings upon them. By relying on Medicine Buddha sincerely, we can be cured of heavy physical and mental disease, find release from the internal pain of the three poisons—attachment, anger, and ignorance—and receive protection from […]

  • Finding Inner Peace through Meditation

    John Gillum Public Library 2505 Steck Road, Austin, United States

    Everyone—whether religious or non-religious—is seeking happiness and freedom from suffering. In this introductory class, we will explore practical Buddhist advice and meditation techniques that help us cultivate genuine happiness from within by developing peaceful and positive states of mind. This morning class will be taught by Noreen Flack, Resident Teacher at Kadampa Meditation Center Austin. Free […]

  • Wishfulfilling Jewel with Tsog

    Wishfulfilling Jewel with Tsog
    Virtual Event

    Wishfulfilling Jewel with Tsog Wishfulfilling Jewel puja is our weekly offering to the Buddhas. We make prayers and requests to the wisdom Buddha Je Tsongkhapa along with a tsog offering (food) to the protector Buddha Dorje Shugden. If you wish, you can bring a vegetarian food offering.