UPCOMING EVENTS

Discover your path whether you’re interested in learning to meditate or exploring the most advanced Tibetan Buddhist studies and practices.

Annual Summer Retreat
Jun
23
to Jun 29

Annual Summer Retreat

Calling Upon Green Tara, Mother of All the Buddhas: A Retreat for Removing Obstacles and Strengthening the Heart in Challenging Times

with Lama Palden & Lama Döndrup

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Film night with Rosemary Rawcliffe
Apr
16

Film night with Rosemary Rawcliffe

In this EMMY® winning film, three generations of Tibetan women and His Holiness the14th Dalai Lama tell the story of one of the great movements of nonviolent resistance in modern history and the rebuilding of their culture in exile.

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Monday Meditation - Green Tara
Mar
31

Monday Meditation - Green Tara

Green Tara Meditation now offered IN PERSON and online.

For Tibetans, Tara is the most beloved of all the female awakened beings. Green Tara's primary activity is one of protection from fear and danger, and she is committed to responding swiftly the moment that we call upon her. Through visualization, mantra, and silent meditation, we deepen our experience of the divine feminine while simultaneously awakening this quality of compassion that is innate to our being, yet often obscured. The Green Tara practice transforms our distorted view of self and helps us recognize our innate radiant, compassionate nature. 

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buddha statue

Join Our Weekly Online Meditations

Find sanctuary throughout the week and join us for our open online community meditations and lujong. Give yourself the gift of the present moment, connection with community, and the support of ageless love and wisdom.

  • Mondays
    7pm - 8:15pm PDT
    Via Zoom
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  • Tuesdays & Thursdays
    9:30am- 11am PDT
    Via Zoom
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Sukhasiddhi means having teachers and community that are integral to learning the Dharma, and growing my practice. I tried to learn all that I could through books, and online videos for years. However, I hit a wall in my practice. I knew I needed more direction. I needed teachers and sangha.
— Kimberly S.