Silent sitting meditation. Short periods of sitting and walking meditation. Walking meditation helps us bring the awareness from sitting meditation into everyday activity. Basic meditation instruction is provided. Free, Donations welcome.
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Silent sitting meditation every Wednesday at 7:30, followed by discussion of Karma Kagyu teachings. Basic instruction can be provided. On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. Check our Events page for upcoming titles. Free, donations welcome. |
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1st Sunday of the month: 11 a.m. Medicine Buddha practice. Medicine Buddha is the buddha of healing and medicine. He is described as a doctor who cures suffering with enlightened activity. Sadhana practice includes meditation, chanting and mantra recitation. Texts are provided and everyone is welcome. Free, Donations welcome. Silent sitting meditation every Wednesday at 7:30, followed by discussion of Karma Kagyu teachings. Basic instruction can be provided. On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. Check our Events page for upcoming titles. Free, donations welcome. |
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Lama Karma Drodhul, who is a resident Lama at our parent monastery KTD, will be visiting from April 8th to 16th. Lama Karma received gelong (full) ordination from Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche in Tibet. He completed two traditional three-year, three-month retreats at Karme Ling Retreat Center in New York under the direction of Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche, […]
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In this free public talk held at the Crazy Wisdom Bookstore in Ann Arbor, Lama Karma will give an introduction to the topic of Buddha Nature. We all have Buddha Nature, the seed of enlightenment, and can fully develop this potential through the skillful means of meditation practice. Lama Karma will teach more on the […] |
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Lama Karma will give a weekend teaching at the Ann Arbor KTC on Buddha Nature. We all have Buddha Nature, the seed of enlightenment, and can fully develop this potential through the skillful means of meditation practice. The teaching sessions both Saturday and Sunday are 10:30-12:00 and 2:30-4:00. Suggested Teaching Donation: $40/Day. No one is […] On the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 a.m. we do the Chenrezig/Amitabha practice. Chenrezig is a Bodhisattva whose principal quality is Compassion. Amitabha is the Buddha of Boundless Light. On the 2nd Sunday we chant in English Sadhana practice includes meditation, chanting and mantra recitation. Texts are provided and everyone is welcome. Free, Donations […]
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Call for information (734) 658-7549. Refuge is required for the empowerment. |
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This is one of a series of two talks by Lama Karma, held at the Ann Arbor Friends Center, on how the Tibetan Buddhist practices of meditation and mindfulness can promote compassion and forgiveness that lead to profound healing. Monday, April 17 the topic is “Healing through Compassionate Forgiveness.” Free, everyone is welcome. |
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Silent sitting meditation every Wednesday at 7:30, followed by discussion of Karma Kagyu teachings. Basic instruction can be provided. On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. Check our Events page for upcoming titles. Free, donations welcome.
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Silent sitting meditation every Wednesday at 7:30. This time we are joined by Lama Karma who is visiting April 7 - 18. Free, donations welcome. |
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Lama Karma will show us how to carve Mani mantras on stones, as is the tradition in Tibet. The Mani mantra is the mantra of the Bodhisattva Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara), OM MANI PADME HUM or as pronounced in Tibet, OM MANI PEME HUNG. Free, everyone is welcome. |
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In this free public talk held at the Crazy Wisdom Bookstore in Ann Arbor, Lama Karma will give an introduction to the topic of the Buddhist vow of refuge. Taking refuge means having compassion for all beings, taking the vow to become enlightened for the benefit of all beings and having compassion for yourself by […] |
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Lama Karma will give a weekend seminar on the topic of the Buddhist vow of refuge. Taking refuge means having compassion for all beings, taking the vow to become enlightened for the benefit of all beings and having compassion for yourself by seeking peace and sanity in both your present and future lives. The schedule […] On the 3rd Sunday of the month at 11 a.m. we do the Green Tara practice. Green Tara, also known as Jetsun Dölma in Tibetan, is said to be female Buddha, a feminine representation of Enlightenment. Sadhana practice includes meditation, chanting and mantra recitation. Texts are provided and everyone is welcome. Free, Donations welcome.
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This is an opportunity to take the Buddhist Refuge vow, which Lama Karma will be teaching about this weekend. There has been a change to the printed schedule. He will be giving the Medicine Buddha empowerment instead of Amitabha as previously scheduled. Call for information, (734) 658-7549. Refuge is required for the empowerment. |
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This is one of a series of two talks by Lama Karma, held at the Ann Arbor Friends Center, on how the Tibetan Buddhist practices of meditation and mindfulness can promote compassion and forgiveness that lead to profound healing. Tuesday, April 11 the topic is "Healing through Meditation." Free, everyone is welcome. |
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On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. This month's movie is TBD. Check back here for updates. Free, Donations welcome
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On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. This month's movie is Milarepa: Magician, Murderer, Saint. This film is a drama, filmed by a lama, Neten Chokling in 2006, that highlights the life of Tibet's most famous yogi and mystic. […] Silent sitting meditation every Wednesday at 7:30, followed by discussion of Karma Kagyu teachings. Basic instruction can be provided. On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. Check our Events page for upcoming titles. Free, donations welcome. |
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2nd and 4th Sundays: 11 a.m. Chenrezig/Amitabha practice. Chenrezig is a Bodhisattva whose principal quality is Compassion. Amitabha is the Buddha of Boundless Light. On the 4th Sunday we chant in Tibetan. |
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Silent sitting meditation every Wednesday at 7:30, followed by discussion of Karma Kagyu teachings. Basic instruction can be provided. On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. Check our Events page for upcoming titles. Free, donations welcome. |
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Silent sitting meditation. Short periods of sitting and walking meditation. Walking meditation helps us bring the awareness from sitting meditation into everyday activity. Basic meditation instruction is provided. Free, Donations welcome. |
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Silent sitting meditation every Wednesday at 7:30, followed by discussion of Karma Kagyu teachings. Basic instruction can be provided. On the third Wednesday of the month it's movie night, when we view films with themes connected to Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhist teachers. Check our Events page for upcoming titles. Free, donations welcome. |
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1st Sunday of the month: 11 a.m. Medicine Buddha practice. Medicine Buddha is the buddha of healing and medicine. He is described as a doctor who cures suffering with enlightened activity. Sadhana practice includes meditation, chanting and mantra recitation. Texts are provided and everyone is welcome. Free, Donations welcome. |
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