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    Khensur Rinpoche Lobsang Tsephel was born in 1931 in Tibet and entered Litang Monastery at age nine, later studying at Gaden Jangste Monastery where he was awarded the degree of Geshe in 1992. He has taught at several monasteries and was abbot of Gaden Jangtse Monastery from 2001 to 2008. During his visit to Edmonton, Rinpoche will give teachings on the Four Noble Truths, Thousand-armed Chenrezig empowerment, teachings on prostration, Lama Tsong Khapa empowerment, and Guru Puja over several dates at two local temples.

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    Khensur Rinpoche Lobsang Tsephel was born in 1931 in Tibet and entered Litang Monastery at age nine, later studying at Gaden Jangste Monastery where he was awarded the degree of Geshe in 1992. He has taught at several monasteries and was abbot of Gaden Jangtse Monastery from 2001 to 2008. During his visit to Edmonton, Rinpoche will give teachings on the Four Noble Truths, Thousand-armed Chenrezig empowerment, teachings on prostration, Lama Tsong Khapa empowerment, and Guru Puja over several dates at two local temples.

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    Khensur Rinpoche Lobsang Tsephel

    Khensur Rinpoche
    Lobsang Tsephels

    Teaching
    at Edmonton

    Khensur Rinpoche Lobsang Tsephel was born in Litang, Tibet, in 1931. Rinpoche formally entered Litang Monastery
    at the age of nine. Subsequently, he entered Gaden Jangste Monastery and after many years of studying and
    practicing Sutrayana and Tantrayana, Rinpoche was awarded the degree of Ngagrampa Geshe from Gaden
    Monastery as recognition of his achievement in 1992. He has taught at Namgyal Monastery, Nechung Monastery,
    and the Tibetan Library in Dharamsala. In 2001, Rinpoche became the abbot of Gaden Jangtse Monastery. In
    2005, he had the extraordinary honor of being inducted into that monasterys esteemed line of lineage masters.
    After serving the monastery for 7 years, he has recently completed his tenor as the Abbot of Gaden Jangtse
    Monastery. In addition to being a highly recognized scholar and teacher, Khensur Rinpoche has demonstrated an
    equally profound commitment to practice. In order to benefit as many people as possible, he has traveled
    extensively around the world to propound Buddhas teachings. As a teacher, Rinpoche places strong emphasis
    on the practice of Dharma both on and off the meditation cushion. As a master of Highest Yoga Tantra, Rinpoche
    gives initiations as requested by his students, which can be accompanied by profound and detailed
    commentaries. Out of his extraordinary kindness, Rinpoche has offered the initiations of Guhyasamaja,
    Yamantaka, Cittamani Tara, Heruka Chakrasamvara and Vajrayogini, along with lengthy commentaries and
    teachings on Guru Yoga and Deity Yoga practices. In addition, Rinpoche holds frequent retreats, which he
    personally leads, to give students the opportunity to learn the practices correctly and deeply. Retreats he has
    lead in the past include Yamantaka, Vajrasattva, Amitabha, Cittamani Tara, Avalokiteshvara, and Nyung-Na.

    Teaching Schedule
    DATE

    TIME

    TEACHING

    AUG 20

    7:00PM - 9:00PM

    FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS

    AUG 21

    7:00PM - 9:00PM

    FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS

    AUG 22

    6:30PM - 10:30PM

    THOUSAND-ARMED CHENREZIG EMPOWERMENT

    AUG 24

    7:00PM - 9:00PM

    QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

    AUG 26

    7:00PM - 9:00PM

    TEACHINGS ON PROSTRATION

    AUG 29

    10:00AM - 1:30PM

    LAMA TSONG KHAPA EMPOWERMENT

    AUG 30

    10:00AM - 1:30PM

    GURU PUJA

    LOCATION
    PHAT QUANG TEMPLE
    3104 48 STREET,
    EDMONTON, AB

    GADEN SAMTEN LING


    11403 -101 STREET,
    EDMONTON, AB

    Everyone is welcome! Free admission!


    For more information please
    Contact:

    780-988-5855 (Deli) or E-mail: minwangy@yahoo.com

    Four Noble Truths


    The teachings on The Four Noble Truths are among the very first of many teachings that Shakyamuni Buddha gave in Sarnath, India,
    seven weeks after attaining enlightenment in Bodhgaya. These teachings are known to contain the essence of the Buddhist path,
    regardless of the tradition one follows. The Four Noble Truths comprise of The Truths of Suffering, The Cause of Suffering, The
    Cessation of Suffering and The Path to the Cessation of Suffering. By gaining deeper understanding of the Four Noble Truths, we can
    generate wisdom in our own mind and end our suffering and problems.

    Thousand-armed Chenrezig Empowerment


    Thousand-armed Chenrezig is the embodiment of the compassion of the buddhas and bodhisattvas of the three times. Chenrezig
    manifests in different forms in order to benefit sentient beings in accordance with their various faculties and karmic affinities. Various
    incarnations include a being with one face and two arms, one face and four arms, or one with eleven faces and one thousand arms and
    eyes. He uses skillful means to free countless sentient beings from Samsara and aid them to quickly attain ultimate enlightenment. It is
    said in the scriptures that if one recites the Mantra of Chenrezig even one time with a pure altruistic mind then one eon of negative karma
    is purified. After receiving the formal empowerment, one is able to follow the ritual Sadhana, visualizing oneself as the deity.

    Teachings on Prostration
    In Buddhism, prostration is a way to show reverence to the Three Jewels: namely the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha. There are many
    benefits associated with prostration, it not only can purify negativities and accumulate positive merits, but also creates a cause for one to
    achieve a favorable rebirth with a perfect body.

    Lama Tsong Khapa Empowerment


    Guru Yoga is an integral part of a daily spiritual practice of a Tibetan Buddhist. The essence of this practice is the cultivation of the
    perception of one's own mind as indivisible from the nature of the Guru's mind. Guru Yoga has the power to move us at a very deep level,
    as guru is the source of all the benefits, the foundation of all the good qualities and the root of the blessing from the lineage. Lama Tsong
    Khapa Guru Yoga is connected to the Gelug tradition and the teachings of its founder Lama Tsong Khapa, who is revered to be the
    emanations of the Buddha of Compassion, Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Wisdom, Manjushri, and the Buddha of Power or Skillful
    Means, Vajrapani. Therefore, this empowerment enables one to embark the profound practice of Lama Tsong Khapa Guru Yoga.

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