Introductory teachings and inspiring prayers help us to develop or re-kindle a vision of a peaceful world. In our day-to-day life it's easy to lose our inspiration and our peace of mind. We all need a time and place to reconnect with our purpose, and to join with like-minded spiritual friends. These classes are open to everyone, and are ideal for beginners. They involve chanted prayers, meditation, and teaching.
This class will be followed by a delicious vegetarian brunch from 11:15am-12pm, and a program for kids and families from 12-1:15pm.
Everyone is welcome. These introductory classes are particularly suitable for beginners. No pre-registration is required and you can join classes at any time and attend one or more classes in a series. Classes include guided meditations, teachings, and chanted prayers. There is no need to bring or wear anything special.
There is no fee for this class. Donations are gratefully accepted.
Gen Kelsang Atisha
Our Resident Teacher
In
January 2008, Geshe Kelsang appointed Gen Kelsang Atisha to be Resident
Teacher of Vajrarupini Center. Gen Atisha was ordained as a Buddhist
monk by Geshe Kelsang, and has studied under him since 1999.
The name 'Atisha', given to him by
his Spiritual Guide, means 'peace' and was also the name of the
11th-century founder of Kadampa Buddhism.
Having
studied and meditated on Buddha's teachings extensively, Gen Atisha has
become a qualified meditation teacher, skilled in conveying the ancient
teachings of Buddha in the context of contemporary American society.
3344 4th Ave.,San Diego,California92103 Tel: (619) 940-5301 Email:
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In
January 2008, Geshe Kelsang appointed Gen Kelsang Atisha to be Resident
Teacher of Vajrarupini Center. Gen Atisha was ordained as a Buddhist
monk by Geshe Kelsang, and has studied under him since 1999. 