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JomSocial Is Here
Newly Added To This Site Is JomSocial This is a great new feature to the site... just like facebook only better because its Rinpoches very own Community Network What’s good of a social network if we can’t make...
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Snow Lion Hamalayan Relief Fund 23 October 2010: Zimwock Rinpoche's centre presents the "Himalaya Festival ", which is intended to be a fundraiser for the victims of the recent natural disasters in...
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Announcement;..... HE Zimwock Rinpoche encourages his students, and those intending to receive the Mahakala initiation later this year, to attend the "Elaborate Empowerment of the Karling Shyitro" offered by Khenchen Pema Sherab ...
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Announcement;....... Due to upcoming events in HE Zimwock Rinpoche's overseas teaching commitments, there will be some short term changes in some of the Jamchen's scheduled regular weekly events (this affects only those that are norm...
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Saturday Sadhana Practises
The Saturday Meditation program with H.E. Zimwock Tulku Rinpoche Saturday morning practices have undergone a transformation ! On Saturday Morning from 10am – 12 pm (commencing 5 June 2010), a regular weekly meditation session guided...
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The 2010 monthly "Second Saturday" Dharma Teaching Program with H. E. Zimwock Rinpoche Join His Eminence 6th Zimwock Tulku Rinpoche on the second Saturday of each month for a special talk on a specific topic of Buddhist Dha...
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Taking Refuge
Taking Refuge – first steps on the Buddhist path Taking Refuge is a practice common to all Buddhist traditions around the world and dates back to some of the first teachings given by the Buddha himself. The Buddha taught that spiritual practice could create a refuge from suffering. He likened himself to a doctor who can give a clear diagnosis of the disease of suffering and who can who also prescribe a suitable medication to overcome that disease. He explained that the teachings,...
Read moreBuddism In Tibet
Buddhism in Tibet Buddhism first came to Tibet in the 8th Century from India. As a new religion and philosophy it flourished under royal patronage and with direct support of two of the greatest Indian Buddhist masters Shantarakshita and the tantric Mahasiddha Padmasambhava. This fertile period brought about what has to become known as the old school of Tibetan Buddhism (Nyingma) and provided a solid foundation for the later proliferation of the Buddhadharma throughout Tibet. After a period of suppression Buddhism again...
Read moreThe Sakya Tradition
The Sakya Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism The Sakya tradition is one of the four major religious traditions that existed in Tibet . It rose to play a significant role in the development and spread of the new Tantras that came to Tibet in the 11th century. During the 13th and 14th centuries, the holders of the Sakya tradition were also the principal political powers that ruled over Tibet . Although its political stature gradually declined over the centuries, emphasis on its unique...
Read moreZimwock Tulku Lineage
Tibet has been blessed by many great beings, who through their infinite compassion, have manifested themselves as translators, scholars, teachers, hermits and Bodhisattvas; in this way they have caused the spread of Dharma for the benefit of all sentient beings for a long time to come. Each of the great traditions of Tibetan Buddhism has produced many eminent masters who are regarded as incarnations of Bodhisattvas. They are believed to have come knowingly to the world to spread the Buddha-dharma. 6th Zimwock...
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