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MILAREPA PRACTICE WITH TSOK FRIDAY EVENING Arrive at 5:30 pm with food to share. At the completion of Milarepa Practice, our Precious and Venerable Lamas will lead us in a recital of "Calling the Guru from Afar" to honor the passing of Tenga Rinpoche (See postings about Rinpoche, with pictures, at http://buddhismo.forumfree.it/?t=60915439 )
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Mission Statement The Yellow Springs Dharma Center seeks to create an environment which supports the growth of all beings toward enlightenment. The term enlightenment in the Buddhist religion refers to an individual’s awakening to our mind’s true nature, which is normally obscured by negative emotions such as pride, jealousy and anger. This environment should support the development of compassion, generosity, and clarity in our community. The center exists to promote an awareness of the effects of our thoughts, words and actions in our world.
KSK provides a place for study and practice of the Buddhadharma under the guidance of Venerable Lama Karma Dorje, Venerable Lama Mingma Sherpa, and other qualified teachers.
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Born the son of a practising Buddhist in Ratay in East Tibet, Dusum Khyenpa (1110-1193) received his first dharma teachings from his father, and continued his education with other Buddhist teachers of the region until his twentieth year. Then he moved to Central Tibet where he spent the next twelve years in meditation and in study with famous scholars, among them Kyabpa Chokyi Senge, and Patsab Lotsawa Nyima Trag. At the age of thirty he was given Kagyu teachings by Gampopa; he was farther connected with the lineage by teachings he received from Rechungpa and from other students of Milarepa. The depth of his practice was such that he developed siddhis (powers) that enabled him to visit the sacred sites of the Diamond Way in India. At one of these, Udhiyana, dakinis shared their wisdom teachings with him.
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