Sunday Mornings: 10.30 am to noon. (Begins approximately late in August)

Nagarjuna (1st - 2nd century CE), the great Indian buddhist master, wrote this letter of advice in the form of a poem to a friend who was a South-Indian King.

With its 123 verses it covers the whole Mahayana path, in which followers strive for Buddhahood for the sake of all beings.

It offers a practical approach to daily conduct alongside a theological discussion of the different stages leading to enlightenment. It covers the Mahayana path with uncommon clarity, and is for this reason much quoted by many great Tibetan masters.

It is considered to be a monument in the Indian buddhist tradition, and we are very fortunate that Geshe-la kindly has suggested to teach on this text.

These classes are suitable for all and can be joined at any time.

Facility Fee: $10 waged , $8 concession, $7 members