Looking into the mirror of Dharma at the mother center

What better way to take the special teachings of the 2019 Fall Festival deeper into your heart than to spend some time at the mother center in profound guided meditation retreat in January 2020? January is a special time at Manjushri KMC when the whole centre enters into retreat mode for four weeks of winter retreat and an extraordinary calm falls upon the environment.

Retreat roundup

Today we complete our roundup of the post Fall Festival retreats 2019 with photos from an urban retreat at KMC Mexico with Guen Sangden, and rural retreats at Madhyamaka KMC with Gen Tharpa, KMC Phoenix with Kadam Lucy, and KMC Brasil with Gen Togden.

Prostrating to the new moon

The same is true of the development of the International Temples Project (ITP). Although much has been accomplished in recent years with the completion of five major Temples for World Peace and scores of smaller urban Temples, within the context of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche’s vast, compassionate vision this is just the beginning – the new moon.

One of the most meaningful things we can do

With the recent opening of the Kadampa Temple for World Peace Grand Canyon the work of the International Temples Project became center stage for many people, inspiring them to want to contribute toward this auspicious project

Spanish reflections

The post Fall Festival retreats continue around the world as fortunate one’s dwell on the teachings, taking them deeper into their hearts. Here we focus on two retreats in Spain.

Gen-la Jampa in Hollywood

After the Fall Festival, Gen-la Jampa, Deputy Spiritual Director of NKT-IKBU and Resident Teacher at IKRC Grand Canyon, visited KMC Hollywood, where he had been invited to lead the post festival retreat.

The mirror of Dharma and the face of Buddha

The post Festival retreat at KMC Florida was given by Kadam Bridget Heyes and was followed by a workshop on drawing the face of Buddha given by Kadam Chris Heyes

Taking the teachings to heart in Tuscon

After the Fall Festival, hundreds of people dispersed to Kadampa centers around the world to take part in post-festival retreats led by Senior Teachers. Reports from the retreats are starting to come in – today KMC Arizona in Tuscon.