Thursdays, 7pm (No classes in September; will return 1 October)

These teachings continue from August.

Every living creature has Buddha nature–the seed of their very own enlightenment–though it is usually obscured by attitudes like clinging and dissatisfaction. In his work “In Praise of Dharmadhatu,” Nagarjuna alternately describes Buddha nature as a lamp sitting inside a vase, a blue beryl confined within its ore, and as grains covered by their husks. This poetic work from the great 2nd century Indian Buddhist master Nagarjuna shows us how Buddha nature exists in all beings, and how it can be gradually uncovered by those who train in the methods described, and blossom into the fully enlightened state of dharmakaya–completely free from all imperfections.

Everyone is invited to attend these teachings

There will be a one-month break in September from 10 September and will return 8 October.

Contact the host of In Praise of Dharmadhatu with Geshe Samten (Semester 2)