Our main teacher at KMC Colorado is Kadam Lucy James. One of the senior teachers of Kadampa Buddhism, Kadam Lucy has taught extensively in England, Florida, and San Francisco, and helped set up many thriving meditation centers since 1981. She is regularly invited to teach courses around the United States and Europe due to her skill in presenting both simple and profound subjects with great clarity. For many years, one of her main jobs was to help with the editing and production of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso’s books, and she has engaged in extensive meditation retreat.
This 2 part on-demand video series will be available starting June 18 & available until July 29th.
Since our International Kadampa Summer Festival will again be held virtually, we have an unprecedented opportunity; for the first time in human history the Highest Yoga Tantra empowerments will be given online. Of course, this means that many more people will have the opportunity to receive these empowerments, and that we will all be able to receive them without having to engage in extensive travel.
Now is a good time to explore the meaning of Highest Yoga Tantra empowerments, so that we can decide whether or not we’d like to receive them.
Saturday, August 21 | 10:00am-2:00pm
(In person & online attendance available)
By training our mind to be more aware of the happiness and well being of others, and meditating on this precious mind, we have the ability to change the way we see and interact with others in our daily life and in our world. When we cherish others, we become more aware of the happiness and well being of others. In this way we will solve all of our problems and experience deep inner peace.
Sunday, September 11th | 10:00am-4:00pm
(In person & online attendance available)
Refuge is what we turn to when we have problems. Taking refuge in the Three Jewels—Buddha, Dharma (the teachings), and Sangha (the spiritual community)—brings about a lasting solution to our problems by focusing on their deeper causes that lie within our mind. It is a beautiful heart practice of Buddhism that leads to a peaceful and meaningful life. Gradually, the Three Jewels become a constant source of refuge for us, an oasis of peace and happiness in this turbulent world.
Like so many others, we hope to be able to weather this time of being closed. We will still charge for classes in the hopes that we can stay afloat for the length of the closure. However, if you would like to attend classes but are experiencing financial difficulty due to the current situation please email [email protected] to discuss making a donation that is manageable for you. We do not want to turn anyone away due to lack of funds.
