5/11/2022
Lodging near monastery
For visitor logding: Here is list of the Hotels near monastery. We had made special rate arrangement for the events with Hotel listed below. Please call Hotel directly to make your reservation and mention you are coming to Gaden KhachoeShing Monastery…
7/3/24
Ven. Gonsar Tulku Rinpoche visit schedules in July…
Gaden KhachoeShing Monastery very blessed and honored with Upcoming visit of revered and highly respected Teacher Venerable Gonsar Tulku Rinpoche in July 2024. During his visit Venerable Rinpoche will offer Teachings, Initiations and lead ceremonies. We are very fortunate…
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Ven. Gonsar Tulku Rinpoche visit schedules in July 2024 |
7/3/2024 - 7/9/2024 |
Ven. Gonsar Tulku Rinpoche visit schedules in July 2024 Venerable Gonsar Tulku Rinpoche biography Venerable Gonsar Rinpoche was born in 1949 in Shigatse, Tibet. At the age of six, he began his traditional studies at Sera Monastery. After the Chinese invasion, he fled to India with his master Geshe Rabten Rinpoche, where he continued his studies. In 1974 Venerable Gonsar Rinpoche came to Switzerland with his master and continue to support him in all activities, as he had done before in India. He lived with his master for 33 years. After Geshe Rinpoche's parinirvana, he continued Geshe's activities of directing the Centre for Higher Tibetan Studies in Switzerland as well as the affiliated centers in Germany and Austria. Venerable Gonsar Rinpoche's teachings are of extraordinary clarity, precision, and logic, and his personal example is a great inspiration to the students. Venerable Gonsar Tulku Rinpoche teachings schedule details Event: Foundation of All Good Qualities The influential Tibetan Buddhist Master Je Tsongkhapa founded the Gelug school, also called the Yellow Hats, wrote many texts. The Foundation of All Good Qualities outlines 14 essential points of Buddhist practice.The first and most important being the healthy reliance on a kind spiritual master, who is the foundation for all good qualities and the root of the path to enlightenment for the sake of all beings. Event: Yamantaka initiation (Preliminary day 1) Event: Yamantaka initiation (Actual day 2) Yamantaka is the wrathful manifestation of Manjushri, the Buddha of wisdom. He has nine heads, the central one being that of the buffalo, symbolic of his victory over Yama, the Lord of Death; the top-most head is that of Manjushri himself. This practice is a strong antidote to the removal of ignorance, the root cause of all delusions. It helps us to overcome obstacles to inner development, particular the seeds of anger and hatred within us. Yamantaka belongs to the class of highest yoga tantra. Yamantaka initiation is the foundation to engaging into other tantric practice. To receive the initiation one must attend both days of the teachings. Prerequisite and Commitment: LamRim understanding, Daily recitation of six session guru yoga practice and Yamantaka mantra. Any questions: Call (812) 334-3456 Event: Tenshug (Prayer ceremony to request Teacher to stay long life) and Summer Invocation of the Great Dharmapala Tenshug is Buddhist prayers ceremony performed to request a spiritual teacher or lama to live a long life. Its Buddhist ritual to express students gratitude and request to continue to bless all sentient beings with Dharma teachings, guidance, and blessings. Event: Tsog offering: Choekhor Duechen (Buddha’s first turning of the dharma wheel) During the seven weeks after achieving enlightenment, Shakyamuni Buddha did not teach. After being asked, Buddha offered his first teaching known as First Turning of the Wheel of Dharma. His first teaching was about the Four Nobel truths. This momentous occasion is celebrated on the fourth day of the sixth Tibetan lunar month as one of the four major Buddhist holidays on. Event Location: Contact information: All are teachings are offered free of charge. Donations are welcome to support the teachings. As in Buddhist tradition you can sponsor a teachings or initiation in your name or in honor of someone one. For more information: Call (812) 334-3456 |
Cost: Free |
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