The timeless wisdom of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition offer many practical methods to help us heal and thrive as we face the everyday challenges of anxiety, depression, anger, physical pain, loneliness and burnout.
Sydney & Online
First Saturday of each month
The Tibetan Buddhist guidelines for living a compassionate life, summarized in the Seven Points of Mind Training, open the way for each of us to nuture our own good heart and offer a vital practical antidote to despair and despondency.
Online
Third Saturday of each month
Presenting the powerful Buddhist logic of compassion and practical methods for devoloping a more kind relationship with ourselves, those around us and ultimately all beings.
Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney & Online
An interactive exploration of the key points of Buddhist thought to challenge our usual ways of thinking
Presented by Dominique Side
Online
Thursday evenings
Presenting the Seven Points of Mind Training to lay out a path of formal meditation practice to help us express our enlightened heart in everything we think, say and do.
Online
Friday mornings
Exploring the main principles of refuge and getting a taste of the Vajrayana preliminaries, the ngöndro, in a fresh and meaningful way.
Online
Thursday evenings
Presenting highlights of the All Encompassing Path and celebrating our community.
Adelaide, Brisbane, Newcastle, Melbourne, Sydney & Online
Sunday mornings
Contact your local centre or rigpa.australia@rigpa.org.au for more details
Investigating how we can we translate the presence and awareness we cultivate in the meditation into action. And, how we can use our everyday activities to deepen our understanding of reality.
Online
Monday evenings
A weekly online study program
This seven-year program is a comprehensive, authentic program of study and practice embedded in the Longchen Nyingtik lineage and Sogyal Rinpoche’s Dzogchen teachings.
For more details email rigpa.australia@rigpa.org.au
Young or old, rich or poor, we’re all looking to find lasting happiness, to live a life with purpose and meaning, and to unlock the secrets of a fulfilled life. Taking the example of the Buddha’s life as inspiration, Ringu Tulku Rinpoche will share practical advice on how to find your own inner peace and […]
Karma is often associated with fate or predestination, some sort of cosmic system of reward and punishment, or to quote Taylor Swift, ‘Karma is the breeze in my hair on the weekend.’ From the Buddhist point of view, karma means action. It is simply the natural law of cause and effect. As the Buddha said: […]
Daring Steps: the bold and gentle heart of compassion A retreat with Ringu Tulku Have you ever considered the practical implications of caring more about others than about yourself? A […]
