Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta bodhgaya. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta bodhgaya. Mostrar todas las entradas

miércoles, 6 de julio de 2011

una muestra de continuidad


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lunes, 28 de febrero de 2011

H.H. The Karmapa to Travel to Varanasi

His Holiness the Karmapa to Travel to Varanasi;
Expresses Gratitude to Indian Government

February 23, 2011. Dharamsala


Karmapa Office of Administration is deeply grateful to the Indian government for its confidence in His Holiness the Karmapa. Most specifically, we thank the government for kindly approving His Holiness’ travel plans to Varanasi, via Bodhgaya, for his winter retreat and spring teaching of 2011.
His Holiness the Karmapa also expressed his own personal gratitude. “Varanasi is the site of the very first Dharma teaching by Lord Buddha, and also an ancient cradle of Sanskrit culture and learning,” His Holiness said. “This makes it a particularly sacred place for Buddhists. As a follower of Buddha’s teachings and of the Kagyu lineage that springs directly from the sacred ground of India, I feel that such opportunities to visit these sites give great meaning to my life. I am very much looking forward to sharing the Dharma with Dharma friends in Varanasi.”
During his stay in Varanasi, His Holiness the Karmapa is scheduled to confer four days of Dharma teachings, which will be webcast live from March 9 – 12. He will also participate in several other religious ceremonies during his stay.
The annual spring teachings will be held at Vajra Vidya Institute in Sarnath, UP, and made available live over the Internet. In consideration of His Holiness the Karmapa’s wide international audience, the Dharma talks will be translated into English, Hindi, German, Chinese, Spanish and Polish. The webcast will be available at http://www.karmapa-teachings.org.
The Karmapa Office of Administration also wishes to thank the Bureau of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in New Delhi for all their support.
Spokespersons for the Karmapa Office of Administration
Karma Topden
Former Indian Ambassador and Former MP
Adviser to Karmapa Office of Administration

sábado, 17 de abril de 2010

si quieres participar en el Kagyu Monlam, ves haciendo ya los preparativos

 

Monlam Schedule | News

 
 


The 28th Kagyu Monlam Schedules

(Dec. 15-22, 2010)

First Day: Wednesday 15th December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~8:30 am

Sojong vows & The Twenty-Branch Monlam

Session II

9:00 am~11:00 am

Teaching on

Session III

1:30 pm~3:00 pm

The King of Aspirations and Maitreya’s Aspiration

Session IV

3:30 pm~5:00 pm

The Twenty-Branch Monlam

     

Second Day: Thursday 16th December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~8:30 am

Sojong vows & The Twenty-Branch Monlam

Session II

9:00 am~11:00 am

Teaching on

Session III

1:30 pm~3:00 pm

The King of Aspirations and
Prayer from the Way of the Bodhisattva

Session IV

3:30 pm~5:00 pm

The Twenty-Branch Monlam

     

Third Day: Friday 17th December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~8:30 am

Sojong vows & The Twenty-Branch Monlam

Session II

9:00 am~11:00 am

Teaching on

Session III

1:30 pm~3:00 pm

The King of Aspirations and The Sukhavati Prayer

Session IV

3:30 pm~5:00 pm

The Twenty-Branch Monlam

     

Fourth Day: Saturday 18th December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~8:30 am

Sojong vows & The Twenty-Branch Monlam

Session II

9:00 am~11:00 am

Teaching on

Session III

1:30 pm~3:00 pm

Aspirations for the removal of obstacles

Session IV

3:30 pm~5:00 pm

The Twenty-Branch Monlam

     

Fifth Day: Sunday 19th December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~8:30 am

Sojong vows & The Twenty-Branch Monlam

Session II

9:00 am~11:00 am

Teaching on

Session III

1:30 pm~3:00 pm

Removal of obstacles: prayers to Guru Rinpoche

Session IV

3:30 pm~5:00 pm

The Twenty-Branch Monlam

     

Sixth Day: Monday 20th December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~8:30 am

Sojong vows & The Twenty-Branch Monlam

Session II

9:00 am~11:00 am

Akshobhya Empowerment

Session III

1:30 pm~3:00 pm

Prayers for the well-being of Tibet

Session IV

3:30 pm~5:00 pm

The Twenty-Branch Monlam

     

Seventh Day: Tuesday 21st December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~7:30 am

Sojong vows & Medicine Buddha puja

8:00 am

Kangyur Procession

Session II

8:30 pm~11:00 pm

Kangyur Reading

Session III

1:30 pm~3:00 pm

Akshobhya ritual and Dharani Sutra

Session IV

3:30 pm~5:00 pm

The Twenty-Branch Monlam

8:00 pm

Akshobhya purification ritual

     

Eighth Day, Wednesday 22nd December, 2010

Session I

6:00 am~8:30 am

Sojong vows, The Twenty-Branch Monlam, and
the Sixteen Arhats puja

Session II

9:00 am~10:00 am

Lama Chöpa

10:10 am~12:00 pm

Alms Procession

Session III

1:00 pm~2:30 pm

Lama Chöpa and Tsog Distribution

Session IV

3:00 pm~5:00 pm

Ceremony of Appreciation for the Sponsors and
Special Address, teaching by H.H. Gyalwang Karmapa

7:00 pm~

Mar-Me Monlam (Lamp Prayer)

 

Any changes in the Schedule will be announced at the Monlam.

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sábado, 2 de enero de 2010

27th Kagyu Monlam Chenmo



A special report on the sights and sounds of the 27th Kagyu Monlam Chenmo,
with interviews of participants
from all over the world