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Enjoy this selection of photos from Heruka celebrations around the world on January 25, Heruka Day!

January 25 is Heruka Day on which we engage in special practices of the Highest Yoga Tantra Deity, Heruka, who is the principal Deity of the New Kadampa Tradition. Here we share a beautiful rendering of Heruka’s mandala.

In the third of this mini series Gen-la Kunsang explains how we deal with obstacles that arise when we are practicing effort.

In this second of three teachings on effort Gen-la Kunsang explains the benefits of applying effort

In this the first of three teachings on effort, Gen-la Kunsang, retired Deputy Spiritual Director of NKT-IKBU explains why we need to practice effort.

The 2021 international brochure showing the latest developments in Modern Kadampa Buddhism worldwide, and the international teaching program of Festivals and Dharma Celebrations for the year is now available. Printed copies will be available from your local center soon. This year you can also download two PDF versions, one for mobile devices and one for desktops.

A second collection of wonderful photos from around the world celebrating Vajrayogini Day

January is a special month for practitioners of Heruka and Vajrayogini within the New Kadampa Tradition – with January 10 being Vajrayogini Day. Here is a small selection of inspiring photos from these events.

In the previous clip of this mini series, Gen-la Khyenrab explained how appearances are like dreams. In this, the final clip of the mini series, he uses the analogy of a cloud to explain dependent relationship.

In the previous post of this mini series, Gen-la Khyenrab introduced how to meditate on the emptiness of the body. In this clip he explains how we can deepen our understanding of emptiness.