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Three Sunday evenings with Geshe Michael Roach
Click here to register https://forms.gle/knxv33LbQbUjuHoM6
We are incredibly happy to welcome once again Geshe Michael Roach as our special guest in our event series called "A conversation with…".
In these three Sunday evenings, we will discuss with this great teacher, author, and founder of multiple organizations, on three specific themes:
1 Karma: how it determines our life and how we can influence it. (July 26th)
2 Emptiness: how and why emptiness and karma are inevitably linked. (August 9th)
3 Yoga: what do asanas have to do with karma and emptiness? How does it benefit us to work with our inner energy channels? (August 23rd)
If you have any questions about these particular themes that you would like to ask Geshe Michael Roach, please register for the event and write them in the Comments field from the registration form.
Silvia Engelhardt from Germany and Octavian Baban from Romania will moderate this 3-Sunday-evening series, which will be translated in both German and Romanian.
When: on July 26th, August 9th, and August 23rd, 2020, at 7 p.m. (CET) or 8 p.m. (EET), on Zoom
We look forward to seeing you in A conversation with Geshe Michel Roach!
Click here to register https://forms.gle/knxv33LbQbUjuHoM6
Click here to register https://forms.gle/knxv33LbQbUjuHoM6
We are incredibly happy to welcome once again Geshe Michael Roach as our special guest in our event series called "A conversation with…".
In these three Sunday evenings, we will discuss with this great teacher, author, and founder of multiple organizations, on three specific themes:
1 Karma: how it determines our life and how we can influence it. (July 26th)
2 Emptiness: how and why emptiness and karma are inevitably linked. (August 9th)
3 Yoga: what do asanas have to do with karma and emptiness? How does it benefit us to work with our inner energy channels? (August 23rd)
If you have any questions about these particular themes that you would like to ask Geshe Michael Roach, please register for the event and write them in the Comments field from the registration form.
Silvia Engelhardt from Germany and Octavian Baban from Romania will moderate this 3-Sunday-evening series, which will be translated in both German and Romanian.
When: on July 26th, August 9th, and August 23rd, 2020, at 7 p.m. (CET) or 8 p.m. (EET), on Zoom
We look forward to seeing you in A conversation with Geshe Michel Roach!
Click here to register https://forms.gle/knxv33LbQbUjuHoM6
Our South Indian Input Centers have been women-powered for over 33 years! And in some cases, a second generation is working alongside their mothers, who have been there from the beginning. How beautiful is that? ♥️
The wisdom traditions of Asia are limitless in their ability to heal and nurture the mind and body. Here’s to the work of our entire extended ACIP family! 🌈💎🌹
The wisdom traditions of Asia are limitless in their ability to heal and nurture the mind and body. Here’s to the work of our entire extended ACIP family! 🌈💎🌹
John Campbell, PhD, and Director of Sanskrit Preservation at the Asian Classics Input Project provides a peek into the language of meditation.
What’s the difference between sympathy, empathy, and compassion?
The potential for each of these qualities exists in all of us. The question becomes how far can we extend them to those that we only know casually or perhaps have never met before.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments 👇
The potential for each of these qualities exists in all of us. The question becomes how far can we extend them to those that we only know casually or perhaps have never met before.
What do you think? Let us know in the comments 👇
“May I be an isle for those desiring landfall,
And a lamp for those who wish for light,
May I be a bed for those who need to rest,
And a servant for all who live in need.
May I become a wishing jewel, a magic vase,
A powerful mantra and a medicine of wonder.
May I be a tree of miracles granting every wish,
And a cow of plenty sustaining all the world.
Like the earth and other great elements,
And like space itself, may I remain forever,
To support the lives of boundless beings,
By providing all that they might need.
Just so, in all the realms of beings,
As far as space itself pervades,
May I be a source of all that life requires,
Until beings pass beyond saṃsāra’s pain.”
Master Shantideva, 8th Century, India
And a lamp for those who wish for light,
May I be a bed for those who need to rest,
And a servant for all who live in need.
May I become a wishing jewel, a magic vase,
A powerful mantra and a medicine of wonder.
May I be a tree of miracles granting every wish,
And a cow of plenty sustaining all the world.
Like the earth and other great elements,
And like space itself, may I remain forever,
To support the lives of boundless beings,
By providing all that they might need.
Just so, in all the realms of beings,
As far as space itself pervades,
May I be a source of all that life requires,
Until beings pass beyond saṃsāra’s pain.”
Master Shantideva, 8th Century, India
