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Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche is the Spiritual Director of the Sakya Tharpa Ling Buddhist Meditation Centre in Strathfield Sydney. We would like to welcome all the Centres members and new guest and visitors and invite you to Sakya Tharpa Ling Buddhist Meditation Centre.. We are committed to supporting the teachings and meditation practices of Tibetan Buddhism, in particular those of the Sakya Lineage, as well as promoting Tibetan culture in general Find Out More>>
Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche is the Spiritual Director of the Sakya Tharpa Ling Buddhist Meditation Centre in Strathfield Sydney. We would like to welcome all the Centres members and new guest and visitors and invite you to Sakya Tharpa Ling Buddhist Meditation Centre.. We are committed to supporting the teachings and meditation practices of Tibetan Buddhism, in particular those of the Sakya Lineage, as well as promoting Tibetan culture in general Find Out More>> |
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Mahakala Puja - Published Tuesday, February 09, 2010Mahakala Puja
Friday, 12.02.2010
Friday 12th. Feb. corresponds with the 29th. day of the Tibetan month. It is a day for GUTOR: Averting the negativity of the old year. On behalf of all sentient beings Khenpo Paljor and Lama Phunshok will be doing a long Mahakala Puja that day. First session Start: 10:00am to 12:00pm Lunch break: 12:00pm Second session: 2:00pm to 4:00pm Everyone is welcomed to attend any portion of or the whole puja.
50 Verses of Guru Devotion - Published Sunday, February 07, 2010 
50 Verses of Guru Devotion Presentor: KHENPO PALJOR Three Thursdays 18th February-4th March, Time: 7.30-930PM This three week course, requested by HE Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche intorduces the principles of Guru Devotion which is quintessential teaching of Vajrayana Buddhism that is the fastest and most profound path leading directly to enlightenment.
Karma - Published Sunday, February 07, 2010
Karma Presenter: Khenpo Paljor Three Saturdays 20th February-6th March, 6:00PM-7:30PM This three week course introduces those teachings that are the basis for all philosophy and practice of Buddhism. Karma basically means cause and effect. Good actions have good results and bad actions have bad results. So if we wish to be happy and bring happiness to others, we need to understand the correct actions that lead to that happiness. These essential teachings support all Buddhist practices and in particular taking refuge.
Introduction of Buddhism - Published Tuesday, January 19, 2010 INTRODUCTION OF BUDDHISM
Presenter: Khenpo Paljor
Saturdays: 16 Jan– 13 Feb 2010, 2:00 - 4:30pm
This five week course introduces those teachings that are the basis for all philosophy and practice of Buddhism. In particular, the four topics of impermanence, suffering, the precious opportunities afforded by human rebirth and cause and effect will be studied in detail. These essential teachings support all our Buddhist practices and in particular taking refuge.
The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva - Published Tuesday, January 19, 2010
The 37 Practices of a BODDHISATTVA
Presenter: Khenpo Paljor
Thursdays: 14 Jan -11 Feb 2010, 7:30pm - 9:00pm
This five week course introduces a method for one can help to disperse the darkness of ignorance motivated by great compassion, has generated bodhichitta, which is a spontaneous wish to attain Buddhahood for the benefit of all sentient beings.
UTTARATANTRA: Shedra - Published Monday, October 06, 2008 Tuesdays evenings - 7:30pm Uttaratantra is one of the foundation texts of Buddhist philosophy. Texts may generally be classified as falling within one of Buddha's three turnings of the wheel of dharma. The Uttaratantra is considered as part of the third turning which elucidates Buddha's teaching that Buddha-nature is inherent in all beings and they have the potential to realize their Buddha nature Please note: There is a teaching break at the moment. HE Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche will continue these teachings in 2010. Dates will be announced soon.
A GUIDE TO THE BODHISATTVA'S WAY OF LIFE: Shedra - Published Thursday, May 01, 2008Thursday Evenings: 7:30pm Learn about this is a famous Buddhist text written by a Buddhist monk at Nalanda University, India. It has ten chapters dedicated to the development of bodhicitta (the mind of enlightenment) through the practice of the six perfections.
Please note: There is a teaching break at the moment. HE Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche will continue these teachings in 2010. Dates will be announced soon.
Mahakala Puja - Published Tuesday, May 05, 2009DAILY PRACTICE Every morning the Green Tara puja and every evening the Mahakala puja is performed by Lama Kunga Phuntsok. He is a resident monk at Sakya Tharpa Ling, trained at Bir monastery, India. He has completed his study of Buddhist philosophy at Sakya college, Dehra dun, equiavalent to a madhiyamaka degree. He is well-trained in monastic ritual. He has great kindness and compassion, so anybody who is in need of a helpful prayer such as Green Tara or the Mahakala puja for eliminating their obstacles and protection can call the centre to enquire. Green Tara Puja 7.00AM Mahakala Puja 5.00PM
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Mahakala Puja - Published Tuesday, February 09, 2010Mahakala Puja
Friday, 12.02.2010
Friday 12th. Feb. corresponds with the 29th. day of the Tibetan month. It is a day for GUTOR: Averting the negativity of the old year. On behalf of all sentient beings Khenpo Paljor and Lama Phunshok will be doing a long Mahakala Puja that day. First session Start: 10:00am to 12:00pm Lunch break: 12:00pm Second session: 2:00pm to 4:00pm Everyone is welcomed to attend any portion of or the whole puja.
50 Verses of Guru Devotion - Published Sunday, February 07, 2010
50 Verses of Guru Devotion Presentor: KHENPO PALJOR Three Thursdays 18th February-4th March, Time: 7.30-930PM This three week course, requested by HE Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche intorduces the principles of Guru Devotion which is quintessential teaching of Vajrayana Buddhism that is the fastest and most profound path leading directly to enlightenment.
Karma - Published Sunday, February 07, 2010
Karma Presenter: Khenpo Paljor Three Saturdays 20th February-6th March, 6:00PM-7:30PM This three week course introduces those teachings that are the basis for all philosophy and practice of Buddhism. Karma basically means cause and effect. Good actions have good results and bad actions have bad results. So if we wish to be happy and bring happiness to others, we need to understand the correct actions that lead to that happiness. These essential teachings support all Buddhist practices and in particular taking refuge.
Introduction of Buddhism - Published Tuesday, January 19, 2010 INTRODUCTION OF BUDDHISM
Presenter: Khenpo Paljor
Saturdays: 16 Jan– 13 Feb 2010, 2:00 - 4:30pm
This five week course introduces those teachings that are the basis for all philosophy and practice of Buddhism. In particular, the four topics of impermanence, suffering, the precious opportunities afforded by human rebirth and cause and effect will be studied in detail. These essential teachings support all our Buddhist practices and in particular taking refuge.
The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva - Published Tuesday, January 19, 2010
The 37 Practices of a BODDHISATTVA
Presenter: Khenpo Paljor
Thursdays: 14 Jan -11 Feb 2010, 7:30pm - 9:00pm
This five week course introduces a method for one can help to disperse the darkness of ignorance motivated by great compassion, has generated bodhichitta, which is a spontaneous wish to attain Buddhahood for the benefit of all sentient beings.
UTTARATANTRA: Shedra - Published Monday, October 06, 2008 Tuesdays evenings - 7:30pm Uttaratantra is one of the foundation texts of Buddhist philosophy. Texts may generally be classified as falling within one of Buddha's three turnings of the wheel of dharma. The Uttaratantra is considered as part of the third turning which elucidates Buddha's teaching that Buddha-nature is inherent in all beings and they have the potential to realize their Buddha nature Please note: There is a teaching break at the moment. HE Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche will continue these teachings in 2010. Dates will be announced soon.
A GUIDE TO THE BODHISATTVA'S WAY OF LIFE: Shedra - Published Thursday, May 01, 2008Thursday Evenings: 7:30pm Learn about this is a famous Buddhist text written by a Buddhist monk at Nalanda University, India. It has ten chapters dedicated to the development of bodhicitta (the mind of enlightenment) through the practice of the six perfections.
Please note: There is a teaching break at the moment. HE Dungyud Tulku Rinpoche will continue these teachings in 2010. Dates will be announced soon.
Mahakala Puja - Published Tuesday, May 05, 2009DAILY PRACTICE Every morning the Green Tara puja and every evening the Mahakala puja is performed by Lama Kunga Phuntsok. He is a resident monk at Sakya Tharpa Ling, trained at Bir monastery, India. He has completed his study of Buddhist philosophy at Sakya college, Dehra dun, equiavalent to a madhiyamaka degree. He is well-trained in monastic ritual. He has great kindness and compassion, so anybody who is in need of a helpful prayer such as Green Tara or the Mahakala puja for eliminating their obstacles and protection can call the centre to enquire. Green Tara Puja 7.00AM Mahakala Puja 5.00PM
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