For those who can not join us onsite, the inauguration of the Dzogchen Beara Temple on 15 July and the empowerments offered on 16 and 17 July will be streamed to Rigpa students worldwide.
Join us to celebrate Chökhor Düchen, the 'Festival of Turning the Wheel of Dharma', live from the Dzogchen Beara Temple on 18 July and streamed online to Rigpa students worldwide.
This three-day retreat for educators offers space to rest, reflect, and reconnect - with yourself and with others who share the joys and challenges of working with young people.
The Dalai Lama says that there are two kinds of happiness: one based mainly on physical comfort; the other based on mental peace and contentment. Explore these two kinds of happiness and see how we can develop this more enduring mental peace and contentment through the practice of meditation.
Simple movement and breathing exercises – suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels – which lead us to a greater stillness and a felt-sense of what meditation really is.
Join us for a vibrant and joyful evening of beautiful baroque music live in the Dzogchen Beara temple.
Exclusively for parents grieving the death of a baby, child, or adult child, through any circumstances, this July we will be offering this special Facing Loss Healing Grief weekend.
What did the Buddha teach? Can these teachings on wisdom and compassion support us in navigating the uncertain times we live in? Explore how this 2,500 year old tradition remains relevant and practical in our modern lives.
A Retreat with Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche: Three Roots Abhisheka and Drupcho
Simple movement and breathing exercises – suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels – which lead us to a greater stillness and a felt-sense of what meditation really is.
Meditation doesn’t have to be complicated or difficult. Many of us can feel we are doing something wrong if our mind is full of thoughts and distractions, worries and feelings. If we can simply learn to stay present to all that arises, that is meditation!
The Dalai Lama says that there are two kinds of happiness: one based mainly on physical comfort; the other based on mental peace and contentment. Explore these two kinds of happiness and see how we can develop this more enduring mental peace and contentment through the practice of meditation.