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We invite you to make a contribution of any size to Vajrarupini Buddhist Center’s annual end-of-year fundraising drive.
You can make a secure online donation (PayPal) by clicking here:
Vajrarupini Buddhist Center (VBC) is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization that provides meditation classes, retreats, and workshops to hundreds of students and practitioners throughout the San Diego and Palm Springs areas.
VBC relies entirely upon its students, members, and friends to help make these wonderful programs possible. Now is a great time to make a gift that will directly support VBC. Since VBC is dedicated to the benefit of all living beings, and directly helps thousands of people, your donation creates powerful virtue and great benefit for others. Any level of gift is greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your consideration and generosity.
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Classes for Kids and Families
Sundays, 12:15pm with Gen Kelsang Atisha at Vajrarupini Buddhist Center in Bankers Hill We are offering classes on Buddhism and meditation for families and kids (emphasizing ages 4-12). From week to week you'll learn practical tools that you can apply yourself, and share with your children and family.
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About Vajrarupini Center
Whatever your needs and wishes, Vajrarupini Center has something to offer you.
Whether you wish to learn to meditate, to cope with a stressful life, or tread the path of Buddha, we provide meaningful and appropriate teachings.
Kadampa Buddhism offers a gentle and very practical path of self-improvement that allows us to find inner peace and happiness. It shows us how we can reduce our anger, greed, jealousy and other negative mind states and develop positive qualities such as love, compassion, kindness and wisdom.
Although they originated more than two and a half thousand years ago, these teachings remain applicable to our modern lifestyle. Kadampa Buddhism is ideal for busy people.
Through applying these teachings we can improve ourselves and thereby improve the world in which we live.
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