What makes a practice session: From Refuge to Dedication with Karma Trinlay Rinpoche — January 21 & 22 — San Luis Obispo

Join us for a weekend program with Karma Trinlay Rinpoche, one of the first Westerners to be recognized as a Tulku (reincarnation of a Buddhist saint) by H.H. the late 16th Karmapa. Rinpoche returns to SLO and walks us through the components of a Buddhist practice session: setting our intentions and taking refuge, reciting the Four Immeasurables, the main practice (meditation), and dedication. He may offer Refuge vows during the weekend.

Vows will be given in-person only and recipients must meet requirements for in-person attendance. It is customary
to make an offering to the teachergiving the vows. Email questions to slo@bodhipath.org.

This program is suitable for students of all levels, newcomers and seasoned practitioners.

In-person: $100 standard, $150 supporter

($50 registration deposit is required to hold
your space with balance due upon arrival
to the teaching);

45 in-person attendees (must meet WHS Covid-19 requirements) can join Rinpoche at the White Heron Sangha
Meditation Center.

Virtual via Zoom: $50 standard, $75 program supporter

The Zoom link will be sent to registrants
a few days before the program.

No one turned away for lack of funds.