The 37 Practices of Bodhisattvas
Saturdays, August 19 – September 30, 2023
9:00am – 10:30am PDT (Pacific Daylight Time)
6 sessions
no class on September 16
We are using the Zoom video conferencing system for this event. Please register below to receive your online access information.
Geshe Sherab will teach on “The 37 Practices of
Bodhisattvas,” a classic Tibetan text on mind training
(Lojong) written by the 14th Century BCE Sakya master Tokme
Zangpo. Considered a companion to Shantideva’s
Bodhicaryavatara, in 37 verses, it presents the complete
graded path of the bodhisattva to progress toward
enlightenment.
Geshe Sherab says:
It also explains how to make our life meaningful and positive, and how to progress the journey on our spiritual path to enlightenment.
It is full of powerful and beneficial practices to transform our heart and mind from being self-centered to become more kind and compassionate; from being ignorant to more wise with more wisdom etc.
Geshe Thubten Sherab, a student of Lama Yeshe and Lama
Zopa since childhood, brought this direct lineage of
teachings to New Mexico in 2001. Geshe Sherab held the
position of headmaster of the Mount Everest School at
Kopan Monastery in Nepal, and was appointed to serve as
acting abbot of Kopan Monastery for one year. Since 2014,
he spends 6 months in Santa Fe as Thubten Norbu Ling’s
Resident Geshe, and 6 months teaching abroad.
Geshe Sherab is conversant in English and several other languages. He is a spiritual guide to students of Buddhism around the world.
Mandala magazine has a story of Geshe Sherab:
The Master from the New Generation.
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