"Lamrim" meditations are a special sequence of meditations which contain all Buddha’s teachings. They are renowned as supreme medicine for our mind, and are practical and suitable for everyone. You don’t have to be a Buddhist to benefit from these classes. Gaining experience of the sequence of Lamrim offers incredible benefits, both immediately and in the long term.
Our Sunday morning classes will offer you the full sequence of Lamrim meditations over the course of 2021. Each month a different part of the Lamrim sequence is explored. Taught by Resident Teacher Trina Gunther, each class includes: a preliminary meditation to reduce distractions and quiet the mind followed by a short chanted prayer, the presentation of a Lamrim meditation including guided meditation, and an opportunity for questions.
Everyone is welcome! Join us via Live Stream, or if you would like to attend in person (masks required), we have limited socially-distanced seats available - please contact info@meditateinfortcollins.org to reserve your seat in advance.
Cost: $10 ($7 students/seniors and no-one refused for lack of funds)
Life & Death: An Indispensable Buddhist Perspective
Sundays at 10:30am - 12pm
January 3 - 31
In this series, we will focus on the Buddhist perspective of the true meaning of life and death. Using this understanding and awareness inspires us to a more meaningful and joyful life. Lamrim meditations on life and death help us prioritize the aspects of our life that matter most, giving us great confidence and direction.
These classes are based on the book Modern Buddhism, by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche, available as a free ebook here.
Class schedule
| Times | Session |
|---|---|
| Jan 3 | Introduction to Lamrim |
| Jan 10 | The preciousness of human life |
| Jan 17 | Opening our wisdom eyes |
| Jan 24 | Death's important perspective |
| Jan 31 | Understanding our death |
With Resident Teacher Trina Gunther
Trina Gunther is a long-time practitioner of Modern Kadampa Buddhism. She has studied and practiced in Dharma centers under Gen-la Dekyong and Gen Rigpa, and she has worked as Education Program Coordinator at centers in Los Angeles and the UK. She is an inspiring example of a lay practitioner of Kadampa Buddhism, and brings with her a wealth of practical experience of putting Buddha's teachings into practice amidst a busy daily life.
Location ~ Fort Collins
Heruka Buddhist Center
149 W Harvard St, Suite 102
Fort Collins,
CO
80525
We are just off of College Ave. Harvard is two lights north of the mall, or the first light south of Drake. Go west one block to McClelland, turn south, and then immediately turn into the parking lot.
NOTE: Parking is on the south side of the building, and entrance is not from Harvard St., but McClelland Dr.
