Embracing Life By Letting Go: Parting With the Four Attachments
Event Details
Time: June 25, 2011 to June 26, 2011
Location: Nalanda West
Street: 3902 Woodland Park Avenue North
City/Town: Seattle
Event Type: weekend, program
Organized By: Nalanda West
Latest Activity: Jun 19, 2011
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Event Description
Please join Tibetan Buddhist teacher and meditation master Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche for an illuminating weekend as he reveals the keys to 'letting go' from the ancient wisdom teaching Parting from the Four Attachments.Universally recognized as one of the jewels of Tibetan Buddhism, these pith instructions embody the essence of the Mahayana path and serve as a guide to putting these teachings straight into practice.
When you don't have obsessions,
When you don't have hang-ups,
When you don't have inhibitions,
What more enlightenment do you want? - DJKR
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Suggested Donation
- Early Bird registration until May 22: $175 general admission / $160 Nalandabodhi members, seniors age 62+, full-time students
- After May 22: $190 general admission / $175 Nalandabodhi members, seniors age 62+, full-time students
- Single talk Saturday morning only, if space is available: $30 at the door.
LIMITED SPACE! PRE-REGISTRATION ONLINE NOW:
General admission:
http://nalandabodhi.webpossystem.com/ViewProduct.asp?ModelNumber=DJKR-1
Nalandabodhi members, seniors age 62+, full-time students:
http://nalandabodhi.webpossystem.com/ViewProduct.asp?ModelNumber=DJKR-2
Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche is a student of important Tibetan Buddhist lamas including Kyabje Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, Kyabje Sakya Trizin, Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche, and the 16th Karmapa. He is the head of the renowned Dzongsar Monastery and Dzongsar College. Rinpoche is currently responsible for the care and education of approximately 1600 monks distributed between six monasteries and institutes in Asia. He also oversees 6 branches of Siddhartha's Intent, contemporary teaching and practice centers established in several continents as well as the non-profit organizations Khyentse Foundation and Lotus Outreach.
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Comment by Connie Moffit on June 2, 2011 at 10:40pm -
Folks, this one is not to be missed! Rinpoche is extremely articulate in English, funny, profoundly insightful, and able to translate these classic teachings into modern culture. He's also well known as the filmmaker of "The Cup" and "Travelers and Magicians," and one of the people who is most responsible for advancing the concept of Gross National Happiness (he's from Bhutan). The teaching is doubly precious because he rarely comes to Seattle, and rarely offers public teachings anywhere. If you have any interest in Buddhism, this is one to catch!
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