Drukpa, Fundación Canaria con Kempo Sonam Gyatso Rimpoché

Nos sentimos muy felices y honrados por la visita inminente de Su Eminencia "Khenpo Rimpoché" en Garafía, La Palma del 21 al 27 de junio del 2011. Khenpo SOnam Gyatso RInpoche es un alto lama de los linajes budistas "Kagyu" y "Drukpa", reconocido por S.S., el Dalai Lama y S.S., el 16 Karmapa, catedrático de la universidad de Benares (Varanasi) en la India para filosofía y logica budista, la ciudad donde el buda dió su primera enseñanza sobre las cuatro verdades.

Su Santidad, el duodécimo Gyalwang Drukpa pidió a Khenpo Sonam Gyatso Rimpoché dar sus conocimientos inmensos a los discípulos y interesados en los centros Drukpa de Europa. Hay que apreciar la suerte que tenemos al recibir a un maestro tan eminente en filosofía budista y meditación en las Islas Canarias en La Palma. Aprovechemos esta oportunidad única para formarnos con sus enseñanzas profundas y fomentar nuestro desarrollo espiritual.

Khenpo Sonam Gyatso Rimpoché impresionó mucho por su sabiduría, compasión y retórica en el primer y segundo Concilio Drukpa Anual 2009 y 2010 en Kathmandu.

Rimpoché elaborará "las 37 prácticas de los bodhisattvas" (Shantideva), meditación y filosofía budista. Hablará también sobre un tema muy actual: la posible contribución de la filosofía budista para resolver los problemas sociales, del medio ambiente y del cambio climático a través de una forma de vida en armonía con la naturaleza y el medio ambiente a nivel tanto personal como colectivo. Dará explicaciones y iniciación de Manjushri, el bodhisattva de la sabiduría.

Programa:
21/06/2011 - 17:15  Recepción de Khenpo Rimpoché y su ayudante con kataks en el aeropuerto de La Palma.
22/06/2011 - 19:00  Charla pública sobre una forma de vida responsable con respecto al medio ambiente y la convivencia pacífica del punto de vista de la filosofía budista.
23-25/06/2011 - 10:00-13:30, 16:00-19:30 Enseñanzas sobre las 37 prácticas de los bodhisattvas según Shantideva y sobre la meditación.
26/06/2011 -  10:00-13:00, 15:00-18:00 Explicaciónes y iniciación de Manjushri (el bodhisattva de la sabiduría).
27/06/2011 -  13:45 Despedida y partida de Khenpo Rimpoché en el aeropuerto de La Palma.
Lugar:
"Sala de Actos" del Centro de la Cultura de la  Villa de Garafía (Santo Domingo) en el nor-oeste de La Palma.
Alojamiento:
Participantes de lejos pueden alquilar de forma compartido casas del turismo rural (autoabastecimiento) en la zona. Le ayudaremos en encontrar un sitio. Hay restaurantes buenos y habrá un almuerzo vegetariano para nuestro grupo en "El Bernegal".
Donación sugerida para cubrir los gastos:

• Charla pública: donación voluntaria,

• Retiro completo: 100,- €

• Días singulares: 30,- €

Consejos prácticos:

• por favor lleven su cojín de meditación y una manta si quieren, pero hay sillas tambien.

• Rimpoché enseñará en inglés con traducción al español.

Información y registro:
Por favor registren ya con un correo el. para poder organizar todo bien:

info@drukpa-canaria.org, Tel. 922695088, móvil: 647955707

cuenta bancaria: BBVA Los Llanos de Aridane: 0182-3630-80-0201535989

Léan la biografía de Khenpo Sonam Gyatso Rinpoche aquí.

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Release Date: Sep 25, 2010

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