Karmapa in Toronto – The Power of Compassion
Chenrezig Teachings and Empowerment At the request of Karma Sonam Dargye Ling, the Canadian Centre of the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa,... Read More
CANADIAN TOUR
The Karma Kagyu Association of Canada is extremely honoured and delighted to announce the very first visit to Canada by His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje! His Holiness will be traveling across Canada from Toronto to Vancouver…
Learn More →TICKETS
Vancouver Akshobhya Teaching and Empowerment Tickets will be available Monday, May 22nd, 2017 @ 9AM (PST). Please click “Learn More” for more information.
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Security
One small bag only per person is permitted inside the venue, strict security protocol applies upon arrival. Please make alternative arrangements for your luggage prior to attending…
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ཆོས་བརྡའི་མེ་ལོང། The 10th North American Kagyu Monlam
Tashi Delek! Exciting news for 2019! Thrangu Monastery Canada will be hosting the 10th North American Kagyu Monlam. We have... Read More
Conclusion of First Canadian Tour
At times, a month can drag on without end, but certainly not the Saga Dawa (the fourth month, a holy... Read More
Akshobhya Teachings and Empowerment
From June 23rd to 24th, 2017, His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa gave a two-day teaching on dealing with disturbing... Read More
TEACHINGS
Karmapa's teachings around the world
May 9, 2015 – Seattle, Washington) His Holiness the Karmapa today delivered the last public teaching of his epic, two-month journey around the United States of America. The Karmapa resumed the topic of enacting compassion, More
(May 9, 2015 – Seattle, Washington) His Holiness the Karmapa this morning shared the stage with six young activists whose life work puts into direct action the principles and values that His Holiness has been encouraging throughout More
(May 5, 2015 – Madison, Wisconsin) His Holiness the Karmapa this evening joined some of the world’s leading researchers in neuroscience and psychology for a panel discussion on “The Heart, the Brain, and Society: Buddhist and Scientific More
