Starting on the 1st of February, Tuesday and Thursday classes will no longer donation-based.

To help cover the Center’s costs, Tuesdays and Thursday evening classes will now cost 60 kr. per evening, which will be paid at the entrance. However, with the new membership system one can sign up for different membership packages and get cheaper access to classes plus other benefits.

Registration for Membership is open now

See more and choose which membership level suits you best here

Thank you for your support!

A dialogue between Geshe Thubten Sherab and Professor Peter Elsass

The November 2011 lecture at Copenhagen University with Geshe Thubten Sherab and Professor Peter Elsass is now availaible on you tube here.

For other videos about mindfulness and psychology, including a lecture by the Center’s resident teacher Stephan Pende, click here.
Enjoy!

Lamperne er forskellige – men lyset er det samme

Rumi, sufimester

Kom til interreligiøs fest hvor vi fejrer summen af Københavns mangfoldige åndelige og religiøse praksis sammen med kristne, jøder, muslimer, sikher m.fl. Mød op til den danske fejring af FN World Interfaith Harmony Week, der markeres over hele verden. Arrangementet manifesterer religiøs åbenhed og fredelig sameksistens mellem forskellige trosretninger. Kom, som du er – troende eller ikke-troende – og mød andre mennesker og trosretninger! Vær med til at styrke glæde, åbenhed og mangfoldighed – et København med sammenhængskraft!

Vi går sammen

• for fred og medmenneskelig åbenhed
• mod religiøs fundamentalisme
• i respekt for vores egen og hinandens religioner og religiøse ritualer

Se program og talere her: http://www.troiharmoni.dk

Lama Zopa Rinpoche

Spiritual Director

Lama Zopa Rinpoche, the Spiritual Director of this center and all of the centers affiliated with the FPMT (Foundation for the Preservation for the Mahayana Tradition) gives a wonderful short teaching on equanimity and the development of peace and happiness in our lives.

Adventures in Ecotherapy

with Caroline Brazier

The Center hosted an inspiring talk with Caroline Brazier on the role nature can have in buddhism and mindfulness practice in general and on how she engages with the landscape in her work as a therapist and an educator.

“I think our connection with the earth is such a fundamental connection . . . The Buddha, when he started his journey, he learned mediation, he studied spiritual practices and he did this sitting on the earth. When he experienced his enlightenment, he sat beneath a tree, and the trigger to his enlightenment process was the sight of the morning star rising. Our spiritual life is embedded in our experience of the natural world, and I think to try to cut it off from that is to lose the richness and the depth that that spiritual life can have.”

Lots of love,

Karen

Program Coordinator, CVM