Rain of Clarity teaching – Part 2 – London

Date 12/03/2016
Time 10:30 am - 5:00 pm
Address

Queen Elizabeth's Walk, Barnes, London, SW13 9WT, United Kingdom

Description
Rain of Clarity teaching Part 2 LONDON
10.30am – 12.30pm / 2.00pm – 3.15pm

This course will be given in 5 parts between our Centres in London and Bristol on the following dates: Bristol February 6th, London March 12th, Bristol June 18th, Bristol October 1st, London November 5th.

Based on the authority of the enlightened Sakya masters such as Sonam Tsemo, Sakya Pandita and Gorampa, as well as the classical Indian shastras, ‘Rain of Clarity’ composed by Lama Jampa Thaye, explains the stages of the path to enlightenment through the particular understanding of the Sakya tradition. The text itself is one of the first English language treatises written with all the qualities of a traditional shastra, and it also addresses contemporary issues facing modern Western practitioners of Buddhadharma. Composed with outstanding lucidity in accordance with its title, Lama Jampa Thaye has provided us with an authoritative and comprehensive guide to all aspects of the dharma path according to the glorious Sakya tradition.

This teaching is open to all those with an interest in Buddhism.

Please contact Sakya Centre London for more information: london@dechen.org

Initiation of Red Tara: 3.45pm – 5.00pm

Among the many forms of the goddess Tara, Red Tara is the special embodiment of the attractive and magnetizing qualities of enlightened mind. This particular initiation belongs to the Yoga tantras and has been exclusively transmitted within the Sakya tradition from Jetsun Drakpa Gyaltsen.

Red-Tara

Fee: £25 (teaching and initiation);  £15 (teaching only ending 3.15pm). Concessions by request.

Rain of Clarity teaching - Part 2 - London
Location

London Wetland Centre

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Travel and Parking:
The best public transport route is the London Underground to Hammersmith and then a 283 bus which stops outside the London Wetland Centre. See this link for directions.
The venue has extensive free parking.

Lunch:
There is a cafe at the venue and space to sit and eat if you bring your own lunch.