Lama Tsongkhapa’s THREE PRINCIPAL PATHS, as Panacea to Heal Mental Health.

Glimpse of one day teaching event : Exploring ‘THREE PRINCIPAL PATH by Lama Tsongkhapa: A panacea to heal Mental Health led by Geshe Dorjee Damdul, Director of Tibet House New Delhi. Date:21th of Oct 2023Time:10:30am to 5 pm Organized by the Menlhai Jamtse Tibetan Buddhist Centre in Mumbai. The event garnered a great turnout. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to Geshe Dorjee Damdhul la for his extensive teachings, and we extend our sincere thanks to all the event supporters…

UPCOMING TEACHING

Menlhai Jamtse Tibetan Buddhist Centre is pleased to announce the upcoming one-day teaching schedule. The details are provided below. Topic: Lama Tsongkhapa’s THREE PRINCIPAL PATHS, as Panacea to Heal Mental Health. Speaker: Venerable Geshe Dorji Damdul la Date: 21th of Oct 2023 Time: 10:30am to 5 pm We will confirm the venue shortly and provide you with the information. We kindly request anyone interested in joining this teaching event to confirm with us. For more inquiries regarding the event, please feel free to contact us at:WhatsApp: +918618100778 To register for the event, please visit:https://www.menlhaijamtse.com/register/ Ven Geshe Dorji Damdul is the Director at Tibet House, New Delhi, Cultural Centre of His Holiness the Dalai Lama since 2011. He completed his formal

Programme schedule of Menlhai Jamtse Foundation 2023

Dear Dharma brothers and sisters, we would like to announce that the Menlhai Jamtse Foundation teaching schedule of 2023 will take place from March to August on the second Saturday, third Saturday and fouth Saturday of the month.Time =3 pm to 4::30 Pm ISTThe teachings will be on: Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy sessions Meditation and Lojong /Mind training exercise Medicine Buddha Prayer /Tara Prayer whith mantra chant, Meditation and healing Whether, weekly teaching on the second Saturday, third saturday and fourth Saturday of the month, sessions will be led by Geshe Lobsang Tenzin la • Special programs and events by MJ Foundation in the year 2023. • In June 2023, One day teaching On Stages of Meditation by 7th Khangser

Two days teaching by Venerable Geshe Dorji Damdul la ( Director of Tibet House new Delhi)

Glimpse of the two days extensive Teaching on Heart Sutra and Psychology of Relieving STRESS by Geshe Dorji Damdul La. Director of Tibet House New Delhi. Organized by Menlhai Jamtse Tibetan Bhuddhist Centre Mumbai (19th – 20th Nov 2022). We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Geshe Dorji Damdul la for imparting a two-day teaching on the Heart Sutra and the Psychology of Relieving Stress in Mumbai. The teaching was much needed for the busy yet isolated lives of the city dwellers.We would like to thank Geshe la for this precious opportunity, and we are blessed to have his audience, and we look forward to more of his teachings. We hope that what he has taught us has

The schedule for the two days teachings

Menlhai Jamtse Tibetan Buddhist Centre would likes to announce the  two days teaching schedule Topic: Heart Sutra and Psychology of relieving stress. Speaker: Venerable Geshe Dorji Damdul la Date: 19th & 20th Nov The schedule for the two days teachings are as following; Day One (19th Nove 2022)1st Session: 11am to 12:30pm ISTLunch break: 12:30pm to 1:30pm2nd Session: 1:35pm to 3pm ISTTea break: 3pm-3:20pmQ&A Session: 3:20pm to 4pm Day Two (20th Nov 2022)3rd Session: 11am to 12:30pmLunch break: 12:30pm to 1:30pm4th Session: 1:35pm to 3pmTea break: 3pm to 3:25pmQ&A Session: 3:20pm to 4pm Venue: Global Fusion Versova Anyone who would like to join these sessions is requested to kindly confirm with us.For info and registration pleaseContact :Suhit Kelkar : +919833831057Tenzin  

The Menlhai Jamtse Tibetan Buddhist Centre teaching schedule of 2022

Dear Dharma brothers and sisters, we would like to announce that the MLJC teaching schedule of 2022 will take place from March to August on the first Saturday and third Saturday of the month.  Time 3 pm to 4::30 Pm IST The teachings will be on:  * Nagarjuna’s Letter to a friend * Lojong /Mind training and introduction * Lamrim /stages of the path. Furthermore, on the 4th and 5th of June there will be a two days online Tara retreat. There will be two sessions on each day. Day One:10:30 am to 12pm IST 3 pm to 4:30 pm IST Day Two:10:30 am to 12 pm IST3 pm to 4:30 pm ISTAnyone who would like to join these sessions

Program Schedule Apr to Aug 2021

Dear Dharma brothers and sistersHere’s to hoping that you are all doing well, we have been expecting the situation will be getting better but still it is not possible to visit the centre therefore we thought we could at least go on with the virtual session so yes, the coming online program go through zoom meeting from April to August 2021 The topics we have planned to focus on Introduction to Buddhist Psychology and Introduction to Buddhism. The introduction to Buddhism includes the following 1-Four noble truths 2-Sixteen characteristics, 3-Cause and effect,Law of karma, 4- Twelve links interdependent origination. Please confirm if any of you wish to attend these programs. contact no whatsup no+918928373189

The Medicine Buddha

The Medicine Buddha is a healing Buddha from the Tibetan Buddhist tradition he is surrounded by various herbs and medicine, with halos of healing energy radiating from his head and body. As the Medicine Buddha’s vow was to help heal all the sick and the injured, he is often called upon to help eliminate sickness. Usually portrayed seated with a jar of medicine in his left hand, often blue-colored, the Medicine Buddha’s right hand is resting on his knee in the mudra of blessings, with a stem of a healing plant in between his thumb and forefinger.Sometimes the Medicine Buddha is also called the Blue Buddha, or the Lapis Lazuli Light Buddha. The Medicine Buddha is a profound practice for healing physical,

Je Tsongkhapa Lobsang Drakpa

Tsongkhapa (1357–1419) is a well-known Tibetan religious philosopher. In his iconic form, wearing a tall yellow hat, he is the center of the Gelugpa (Tib. dge lugs pa) sect that was dominant in Tibet until the Chinese takeover in 1951, and whose de facto leader is the Dalai Lama. The historical Tsongkhapa flourished in the period immediately following the final redaction of the Buddhist canon in Tibetan translation (Tib. bKa’ ‘gyur, pronounced Kanjur). He propounds a distinctive Middle Way (Sk. madhyamaka, Tib. dbu ma pa) philosophy by differentiating between Candrakīrti’s (fl. ca. 600) correct Consequentialist (Tib. thal ‘gyur pa, Sk. *prāsaṅgika) interpretation of the works of the Indian philosopher Nāgārjuna (third-fourth century), and an incorrect Autonomist (Tib. rang rgyud pa, Sk. *svātantrika) interpretation by Bhāviveka (also known