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Tibet Center Austria’s religious teachings are based on the authentic, unbroken lineage of sutra & tantra passed down through the generations by the great teachers of the Tibetan Buddhist heritage. Our resident teacher is Ven. Lama Geshe TenDhar, whose main teacher is His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama—thus, these teachings primarily represent the Gelug school, along with other practices & teachings from the other Tibetan traditions. From time-to-time, TCA also invites special guest teachers that represent various lineages; these vary year-to-year. Please see the schedule below for more details.
June – November 2020 · Wednesdays, 7 – ca. 9pm
Detailed explanations on emptiness – webinar series Continue reading Lamrim Deepening: Understanding the Wisdom of Emptiness
starting 21 September, Mon, 6.30pm – ca. 8.30pm
Content of these precious and rare teachings is the “Guru Yoga in Six Sessions”. The daily practice of Guru Yoga is obligatory once one has received an empowerment in Yoga Tantra. Continue reading Detailled Explanation on Guru-Yoga (4-part-Webinar)
26 – 27 September 2020 · Sat, 10am – Sun, 4pm
Shantideva’s most famous work, “Guide to the Bodhisattva’s Way of Life” (Skt. bodhisattvacharyavatara), is traditionally considered the preeminent text on mind training (blo spyong). Continue reading Shantideva. The Way of the Bodhisattva 7
9 – 10 October 2020 · Fri, 10am – Sat, 2pm
An introduction to the most important aspects of Tibetan Buddhism based on the book “Opening the Eye of New Awareness” by H.H. Dalai Lama. Continue reading Introduction to Buddhism
30 – 31 October 2020 · Fri, 10am – Sat, 4pm
Knowledge of the transience of our lives is an important prerequisite for happiness and contentment. Death can surprise us any day, any time, any place. If we recognize this, we will give meaning to our life and can also die peacefully. Continue reading The Art of Dying – Understanding Impermanence
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