Vajrasattva Weekend

Vajrasattva: study weekend with Lama Jigmé Rinpoche More and more people are looking for peace and balance in meditation. Research confirms the benefits: a calmer mind and greater well-being. Many techniques focus attention on the breath, a sound, or an image. That works, and yet the deeper meaning of meditation often remains out of reach. In Buddhism, meditation goes beyond finding peace. It is a path to explore the deeper layers of the mind and ultimately to recognize our Buddha nature. The Vajrasattva practice is a powerful method for this. Vajrasattva holds a central place in almost all schools of Tibetan Buddhism. The practice purifies our consciousness of negative karma from this and previous lives. Our habitual patterns and our karma determine how we shape our lives with body, speech, and mind. We strive for happiness, but experience reality through the distorting lens of our own mind. Vajrasattva helps to clear that lens. During this weekend, you will be introduced to the Vajrasattva practice under the guidance of Lama Jigmé. Lessons alternate with time for questions. You can participate on location or online. Everyone is welcome, regardless of prior knowledge of Buddhism or religious background.