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Manjushri Wisdom BUddha blessing

10am to 12 pm 

march 11, 2016

Manjushri (or manjusri) is the embodiement of all the Buddha's wisdom. The word manju means “charming, beautiful, pleasing” and Shri means “glory, brilliance”. Manjushri is regarded as the crown prince of Buddhist teachings, or the one who can best explain the Buddhist wisdom, that is able to extinguish afflictions and bring about enlightenment. 

Manjushri is often depicted with his right hand holding a double-edged flaming sword and his left hand holding a lotus flower on which rests the Prajnaparamita (Perfection of Wisdom) Sutra. The Prajnaparamita Sutra on the lotus flower symbolizes wisdom as pure as lotus. The sword represents the sharpness of wisdom that to cut through delusions.


liberation in the palm of your hand

2:30 pm - 4:30 pm
7 pm - 9 pm

march 6th -8th, and 10th 2017

Liberation in the palm of your hand is a precise and practical instruction of mind training for anyone who is interested in liberation and enlightenment. In the classes, Geshe Tenzing Tamding will teach, explain, and discuss the philosophy, the logic, the techniques described in the text that we can use in our daily lives so that we can achieve happiness in this life and all the lives to come.

Introduction to buddhism

9:30 am -11:00 am
March 9th, 2017

lifelong learning institue at nova southeastern university

Geshela will discuss in the lecture the origin of Buddhism, the hinayana and mahayana schools of the Buddhism based on the practtioner's intention, and the different lineages within the mahayana practice and the differences between sutrayana and tantra practices. Most important,he will take the opportunity to explains what the enlightenment is and the step by step instruction how any person can achieve the enligtenment. During the lecture, Geshela will address some common misunderstanding about tantra practice, the essence of mind training from a buddhist point view, what meditation really means in Buddhism mind training, and how anyone can find happiness and peace using techniques taught by Budda Shakyamun and confirmed by the masters in the past.