Events



Dharma Day Event - March 30th Noon - 6pm

On March 30th please join us for our second Dharma Day. Tulku will be teaching on meditation and how to practice Shamata (Calm-Abiding meditation). 

Event Schedule:
  • Noon: Doors Open for Volunteering - Help us prepare the center, tend to the shrines, or engage in other volunteer opportunities.
  • 12:45pm: Introduction to Buddhism - Perfect for those curious about Buddhist principles and practices, this session offers an insightful overview. Bring a friend. 
  • 2pm: Dharma Teaching - Delve into various topics including philosophy, meditation, and traditional practices. Please refer to the schedule below for details.
  • 4pm: Sangha Tea - Connect with fellow members over tea and snacks, and engage in meaningful discussions.
  • 5pm: Manjushri Practice - Experience a traditional Sadhana Practice led by Soepa Tulku, followed by an open Q&A session.
  • Dharma Interviews: Soepa Tulku will be available throughout the day for private interviews, providing personalized guidance and support. Book your slot by emailing notdawa@gmail.com or signing up on the day.
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Chenrezig Sadhana Practice 
In Person or via zoom

There will be no Chenrezig Puja on Feb 9th due to Tibetan New Year. 

A Vajrayana practice with mantra and visualization on Chenrezig (the Bodhisattva of Compassion)
This practice is open to anyone who wishes to participate.
Please try to arrive fifteen minutes in advance. However late comers are always welcome.
Free or by donation.

To attend via ZOOM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84431108947

7:30 Fridays at Kampo Gangra Drubyudling Buddhist Meditation Centre.

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Tuesday Shamatha (mindfulness) Meditation 

Tuesday evenings at 7pm the centre hosts traditional Buddhist mindfulness meditation. The sessions last for one hour with both sitting and walking meditation as is available to all. Feel free to drop in any Tuesday.
Free or by donation.

7:00pm Tuesdays at Kampo Gangra Drubyudling Buddhist Meditation Centre.

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Manjushri Meditation and Dharma Questions and Answers. Last Saturday of each month at 5pm.

Please join us on each Dharma Day (the last Saturday of each month)for a short Buddhist meditation practice followed by a question and answer session with our Resident Dharma instructor Soepa Tulku. This practice is open to everyone and is a great place for beginners to come and learn about Buddhism and meditation and have their questions answered. 


Soepa Tulku specifically wants this to be a time when people can come with questions about Buddhism that they want answered and he will make himself available after the meditation to answer any and all questions. 

The Last Saturday of each month. 5pm pm. Kampo Gangra Drubyudling Buddhist Meditation Centre.
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Teachings on Madhyamaka
Hosted by Steve Phuntsok Dorje
Offered Free of Charge

Next Teaching is on December 10th at 11am

The Middle Way – Online Study Sessions Sessions are held roughly every two months. 
Please contact lebo.steve@gmail.com to join the list.

The middle way or madhyamaka are a set of Buddhist teachings that join two of the fundamental
principles of the bodhisattva path: wisdom and compassion. While the middle way is a philosophy, it
applies very directly to our everyday life and experience. Everyday life, in fact, is inextricably bound
to the practice of these teachings. In our study sessions, we rely on the words of great masters like
Karma Thinley Rinpoche, the Karmapas, Dalai Lama, Situ and Shamar Rinpoche to help us uncover the
meaning of the root texts we use in our discussions: Nagarjuna’s Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle
Way, Chandrakirti’s Entrance to the Middle Way, and Shantideva’s Guide to the Bodhisattva Way of
Life. Our meetings are informal and free and held every two months. Please join us as we explore
Lord Buddha’s profound teachings on the middle way. All are welcome!

Please direct inquiries to Steve Lebo at: lebo.steve@gmail.com