Her Eminence Mindrolling Jetsün Khandro Rinpoche

EIGHT STEPS TO TAKE INTO THE NEW YEAR

On New Year’s Day, Rinpoche gave a web address to worldwide Mindrolling sangha. In her address, Rinpoche suggested that we look not just at unwanted circumstances, but to their cause. "Many of you were asking about how to relate to this kind of year; how to relate to the many changes we all face; and how to relate to events that are not necessarily what we expected or would like them to be. As practitioners, how should we look at these situations? What kind of attitude should we have towards them?"

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Like A Hundred Rivulets Gathering: Mahasangha 2016

19 November 2016

In October, Rinpoche, along with monks and nuns of Mindrolling, family members and two-hundred practitioners from Europe and the U.S. arrived in Oberlethe, Germany for a five-day drubchö of the profound sadhana of Mindrolling Vajrasattva, also known as the Minling Dorsem.

Rinpoche Travels to Europe for Fall Teachings

24 September 2016

After a magnificent summer of teachings and retreat at Mindrolling Lotus Garden and several other locations in the Americas, Rinpoche will travel on to Europe, teaching in several locations and leading the first-ever Maha Sangha in Oberlethe, Germany.

On Prayers and Aspirations

DECEMBER 20, 2016—This teaching was given by Jetsün Khandro Rinpoche in the context of the Lotus Garden vajrayana retreat in 2012. The prayer book referred to here comprises the initial prayers of the traditional Mindrolling Chö Cöd, which is made available during programs at Lotus Garden. However, this teaching applies to those prayers and aspirations done by practitioners and Tibetan Buddhist sanghas in general.