Phuntsok Cho Ling

Lectures

Basic Meditation Course

27 January - 30 March 2012

Is your mind filled with thoughts and emotions? You can create more peace for yourself through meditation. Under the guidance of Tibetan teacher Lama Jigmé Namgyal, you'll become acquainted with meditation according to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

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Reading Bibliotheek Ommoord: How Can I Find Inner Peace?

04 February 2012

In our daily lives, we are often confronted with stress, worries, and fears. These negative emotions lead to a lot of distress. It is possible to maintain inner peace amidst disharmony. Buddhism has many techniques that make this possible. We probably can't get rid of our difficulties right away, but we can learn to accept them, to let go, and to meet them in a relaxed way. In such a way, we can learn to enjoy the present moment, let go of the negative, and see the positive in our lives.

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Reading: The Source of Joy (Part 4 in the series on the Four Immesurables)

05 February 2012

We don't realize that it's possible to come into contact with a deep seeded source of joy and appreciation in our lives. This isn't a temporary search for pleasure based on ego that our modern society offers us,  but a feeling of appreciation in the happiness and the qualities of others. Such a positive attitude on the happiness of others lends inspiration to our own spiritual life, and gives new meaining to our lives.

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Weekend on the Sangha (last weekend in the series on the Three Jewels: Buddha, Dharma, Sangha)

11 February - 12 February 2012

The Sangha: The Peace CommunityThere's often mention of the Sangha within Buddhism. This refers to Bodhisattvas, those who have achieved a high degree of realization, in the formal sense of the word. It also refers to those with whom we walk the spiritual path. When we need to go someplace, it makes our journey easier and more joyful when we're accompanied by friends with the same motivation and goals. Since everything is interdependantly related, we can't do anything on our own, but must trust in others. By being apart of a Sangha, we learn skills that we can apply in other settings. In order to be happy, our families also need to be harmonious. Even companies are more successful when the employees feel that they are valued, and that they can make a positive contribution.

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Past Teachings

Universal Compassion

11 December 2011

Compassion is about developing our basic human kindness and caring for all life. 

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The benefits of meditation

10 December 2011

By meditating we discover our true nature, creating innerpeace and space. By the regularily meditating, we create sustainability and stability for our mind and body, which has a positive effect on our relationships with family, friends and work.

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Inner Peace

09 December 2011

In our everyday lives, we often encounter stress, worries and fears. The negative emotions that arise in our mind cause us much suffering. Through meditation, it is possible to discover a stable point of inner peace.

Date: Friday 9 December 2011. Time: 19.30 until 21.30, Price: 12,50 euro. Location: Kerk van Ammerstol, Kerkplein 4, 2865 XN Ammerstol. www.kerkvanammerstol.nl Register via:aanmelden@phuntsokcholing.org

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Unconditional Love

26 November 2011

Buddhism has many meditation techniques some specifically for calming the mind as well as others that provide methods for developing the four core qualities known as the four immeasurable.

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Weekend the Dharma: The teachings of the Buddha

19 November - 20 November 2011

The is the 2nd in a series of weekends that explain the Three Jewels: the Buddha, The Dharma (the teachings of the Buddha) and the Sangha (practioners of the Dharma). The weekends can be attended individually. 

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Religion in hospitals: Round Table

09 November 2011

On 09 November in Luxembourg, Lama Jigmé Namgyal will participate in a multi-religious discussion panel about the role of religions in hospitals.

The two rounds of discussions with all participants will be about:
a) What benefit can the practice of religion bring to a patient, particularly for a patient who must remain in a hospital?
b) What religious freedoms and ability to practice his religion should a sick believer be entitled to once he has been committed to a hospital?

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Finding balance through equanimity

11 September 2011

The first lecture in the cycle of The Four Immeasurables is about equanimity. 

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Who am I?

09 September 2011

On 9 september 2011 is a lecture from Lama Jigmé Namgyal in Dordrecht. He will discuss the topic 'Who am I', a lecture about who we really are.

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Reading on Jealousy

18 June 2011

In a series of five readings Lama Jigmé Namgyal addresses the Five Poisons, or five negative emotions: ignorance, grasping, anger, pride and jealousy. The last in the series covers jealousy. 

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Reading on Pride

14 May 2011

In a series of five readings Lama Jigmé Namgyal addresses the Five Poisons, or five negative emotions: ignorance, grasping, anger, pride and jealousy. The fourth reading is on pride. 

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Khenpo Jigme Phuntsok H.H. Khenpo Jigmé Phuntsok

Lama Jigme Namgyal Lama Jigmé Namgyal