Teachings at Danakosha Sweden 🇸🇪

Danakosha Sweden is pleased to once again invite Tulku Dakpa Rinpoche to Stockholm for a weekend teaching. The weekend begins on Friday evening with a public talk on the topic “Meditation for inner peace.” This lecture is highly suitable for those who wish to learn how Buddhist practice and wisdom can help us find more inner peace. No prior knowledge of meditation or Buddhism is required.
Saturday and Sunday will be devoted to the topic “The single path to enlightenment according to the nine yanas.” This is a special way to describe the Buddhist path to enlightenment according to the Nyingma tradition, which is the oldest tradition within Tibetan Buddhism.

Schedule:

Friday: 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Saturday/Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

The teaching will be conducted in English.

The cost for the entire weekend is 950 SEK.
Participation only on Friday costs 150 SEK.Participation on Saturday and Sunday costs 800 SEK (450 SEK if you only attend one of the days).
If you wish to support Danakosha Sweden by becoming a member, you will receive a 100 SEK discount on your course fee. Membership costs 200 SEK.
You can pay with cash or Swish on-site.
If finances are a hindrance, please send us a message and we will find a solution.

Zoom:

For those who cannot attend in person, Danakosha Sweden will broadcast Saturday’s and Sunday’s teachings via Zoom. The course fee must be paid by Monday, May 6th. Register by emailing [email protected]. For participants joining from abroad, payment must be made through bank transfer in advance.

Friday’s lecture: “Meditation for inner peace”

As Buddhists, we seek to find peace and happiness from within. Through methods such as meditation, we can learn more about our minds and how it functions. There are countless ways to approach meditation within Buddhism, and Tulku Dakpa Rinpoche will share his experience and advice tailored for modern people in our time.

Weekend teaching: “The single path to Enlightenment according to the nine yanas”

There is only one goal, one path, and one result. Despite this, there is a division into nine different yanas because there are nine different groups of spiritual practitioners. On this single path, practitioners connect to the various stages of the path. As practitioners, it is crucial to know which stage one is in the nine yanas. With this knowledge, one’s path becomes smoother and more accessible. This is why Buddha Shakyamuni emphasized the difference between the various yanas, or types of spiritual practitioners. During the weekend teaching, Rinpoche intends to present the path for practitioners on all stages.

Additional information:
If you wish to sit on a mat on the floor, please bring your own meditation cushion.

Please sign up by sending an email to [email protected]