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Category Buddhism
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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.
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Meditations on Emptiness with Our Venerable Lama
2 – 3 July 2022 · Sat, 10am – Sun, 2pm
Emptiness meditation is the most important Buddhist practice for attaining enlightenment. Continue reading Meditations on Emptiness with Our Venerable Lama
Teachings on the 21 Taras & Initiation
Teachings on the 21 Taras · Sept. 30 – Oct. 1 (Fri, 11am – Sat, 5pm)
Initiation into the Green Tara· Oct 2 (Sun, 10am – 1pm)
Winter Retreat – The Practice of the 21 Taras· 23 – 27 Nov (Wed, 3pm – Sun, 1pm) Continue reading Teachings on the 21 Taras & Initiation
The Art of Dying · Understanding Change and Impermanence
30 – 31 October 2021 · Sat, 10am – Sun, 2pm
Theory seminar. Death is part of our lives and can surprise us any day, any time, any place. When we recognize this, we develop an eye for the really important things in life. Continue reading The Art of Dying · Understanding Change and Impermanence
Winterretreat Buddhist Practice · Practice of 21 Taras
23 – 27 November 2022 · Wed, 3pm – Sun, 1pm
The Green Tara and the 21 Taras represent swift enlightened activity and boundless compassion. Prayers and invocations to these meditation deities bring immeasurable benefits to oneself and others, promoting personal success and helping to realize one’s dreams. Continue reading Winterretreat Buddhist Practice · Practice of 21 Taras