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Regular Meetings

Special Meetings

Saturday morning: Ngondro practice, 9:30 AM
Saturday morning: Reading group, 10:30 AM
Friday evening Long Red Tara practice starting at 7 PM CANCELLED
Saturday afternoon 4-6 PM Extended Red Tara Practice
Sunday evening meditation practice for everyone 5:30-7 PM
 
 November 10, 2011

November 10

Anchorage, AK Tromge Ling

Evening Talk: Mind and Mental States

Thursday 6:30-8:30pm

Location: Loussac Library, Public Conference Room, Anchorage

Contact: Mary Wladlowski at tromgeling@gmail.com, www.tromgeling.org

 




Weekly Events at Tromge Ling
Saturday morning: Ngondro practice meets at 9:30AM.

We are currently following the text "Noble Path of Enlightenment" Ngondro. Khentrul Lodro Thaye Rinpoche taught this concise Ngondro practice in December.

Ngondro meditation practice is concise, unelaborate, and grounded in guru yoga and provides a superb means to open the door to recognizing the nature of mind. Dudjom Tersar Ngondro provides an extremely powerful practice for turning the mind toward dharma, for purification, and for bringing forth the qualities of realization. Most people must develop their Buddhist practice step by step, beginning with ngondro. Newcomers are welcome. For more information contact Mary at (907) 301-1332, dharmachild@gmail.com, or tromgeling@gmail.com.

Saturday afternoon Extemded Red Tara practice 4-6 PM..

Red Tara practice is an open door to bliss and ultimate awareness or Buddha nature. Over countless lifetimes, the patterns of dualistic projection become more entrenched and obscurations have become denser. Red Tara meditation can reduce the outer obstacles and dissolve the inner obscurations. The blessings of practice come so quickly that full realization of pristine awareness, the nondual nature of your being, can be attained in this very lifetime, or at least in the transition of death. Red Tara practice brings the flawless expression of the inseparability of emptiness, awareness, and compassion. As we practice, we begin with the aspiration that all beings will gain realization of the noble Tara and experience directly the unsurpassable happiness of Tara’s pure awareness and radiant compassion, which is no other than one’s own Buddha nature. Newcomers are welcome. For more information contact Mary at (907) 301-1332, dharmachild@gmail.com, tromgeling@gmail.com

Friday evening Long Red Tara practice starting at 7 PM HAS BEEN CANCELLED TILL FURTHER NOTICE.

Red Tara practice is an open door to bliss and ultimate awareness or Buddha nature. Over countless lifetimes, the patterns of dualistic projection become more entrenched and obscurations have become denser. Red Tara meditation can reduce the outer obstacles and dissolve the inner obscurations. The blessings of practice come so quickly that full realization of pristine awareness, the nondual nature of your being, can be attained in this very lifetime, or at least in the transition of death. Red Tara practice brings the flawless expression of the inseparability of emptiness, awareness, and compassion. As we practice, we begin with the aspiration that all beings will gain realization of the noble Tara and experience directly the unsurpassable happiness of Tara’s pure awareness and radiant compassion, which is no other than one’s own Buddha nature. Newcomers are welcome. For more information contact Mary at (907) 301-1332, dharmachild@gmail.com, tromgeling@gmail.com


Sunday evening meditation practice for everyone 5:30-7 PM. A general meditation practice will be held every Sunday evening at Tromge Ling and led by our resident Max. Newcomers are welcome. For more information contact Mary at (907) 301-1332, dharmachild@gmail.com, or tromgeling@gmail.com Sunday evening meditation practice for everyone 5:30-7 PM.

A general meditation practice will be held every Sunday evening at Tromge Ling and led by our resident Max. Newcomers are welcome. For more information contact Mary at (907) 301-1332, dharmachild@gmail.com, or tromgeling@gmail.com