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Welcome to Nechung Dharmapala Center. We are a non-sectarian center for the study of Buddhism. We offer weekly teachings and meditations.
During this time of the pandemic, all teachings are being offered online using the Zoom app. To receive information about how to access the teachings, subscribe to our mailing list (see below). Past teachings are available on our Facebook page. |
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Geshe Sonam Drakpa, our new resident teacher in 2021, is offering teachings via Zoom from Nechung Monastery, India.
Opening the Eye of New Awareness (Leg-Shey Lo-Sar Mig Jey)
November Teachings, Saturdays 8:30-10:00 AM
(Thanksgiving recess: There will be no teaching on Saturday November 27)
Geshe-La will teach from the first three chapters of Opening the Eye of New Awareness, His Holiness the Dalai Lama's first religious work, written in 1963. The teaching contains clear and concise expositions of the essentials of Buddhist thought.
Chapters 4-6:
4. Training in Superior Ethics
5. Training in Superior Meditative Stabilization
6. Training in Superior Wisdom
The English version of the book is available on Ebay or Amazon.
Read here about Geshe-la.
Subscribe to the mailing list (see below) or send us a private message on our Facebook page or via email at contact@nechungla.org to receive an invitation to the online teachings.
Opening the Eye of New Awareness (Leg-Shey Lo-Sar Mig Jey)
November Teachings, Saturdays 8:30-10:00 AM
(Thanksgiving recess: There will be no teaching on Saturday November 27)
Geshe-La will teach from the first three chapters of Opening the Eye of New Awareness, His Holiness the Dalai Lama's first religious work, written in 1963. The teaching contains clear and concise expositions of the essentials of Buddhist thought.
Chapters 4-6:
4. Training in Superior Ethics
5. Training in Superior Meditative Stabilization
6. Training in Superior Wisdom
The English version of the book is available on Ebay or Amazon.
Read here about Geshe-la.
Subscribe to the mailing list (see below) or send us a private message on our Facebook page or via email at contact@nechungla.org to receive an invitation to the online teachings.
