Lama Jampa visited Sakya Dolma LIng in Mexico City in May 2015 to celebrate its tenth anniversary with teachings and initiations.
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Lama Jampa's message to Dechen Sangha concerning recitation of prayers and mantras in response to the ongoing difficulties in Nepal.
In response to the renewed problem affecting Nepal and in particular the dangers to Tegchen Legshay Ling, Karma Thinley Rinpoche has asked me to request the members of our centres and groups to recite the following prayers for the next month from today onwards:
Chenrezi mantra, Green Tara mantra, Vajrasattva mantra and recitation of the Heart Sutra.
Read MoreA message from Lama Jampa concerning the response of Dechen centres and students to the recent tragedy in Nepal
I am very happy to see the heartfelt response from Dechen centres and students to the recent tragedy in Nepal. In this respect it is very pleasing that donations have been collected to secure repairs for Thegchen Legshey Ling, Karma Thinley Rinpoche’s gompa in Kathmandu.
Read MoreLama Jampa's message concerning the earthquake in Nepal
As everybody now knows a great disaster has befallen Nepal, the holy land that is the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Thousands of people died in the earthquake of Saturday, April 25th; many more are injured and many made homeless. Great damage has been done to the holy places.
At this time I would like to take the opportunity to share the advice of my masters regarding beneficial prayers to be done.
Read MoreLama Jampa Teaches at Dechen Los Angeles and Bodhi Path West Coast Centres
Lama Jampa has just returned to the UK following his teaching tour of the West Coast of America. This visit saw him give teachings at both Dechen Los Angeles and several Bodhi Path centers. This was Lama Jampa's first tour of Bodhi Path centers following Shamar Rinpoche's request that he visit and give teachings.
On April 4 and 5 Lama Jampa bestowed the initiation of Manjushri Arapatsana and gave an extensive presentation of the Precepts of Atisha to sangha and friends of Dechen LA.
The following weekend he travelled to Bodhi Path San Luis Obispo where he gave a two day introduction to the Madhyamaka. Lama Jampa then visited the Bodhi Path centers in Santa Barbara and Pasadena where he taught the fifth Sharmapa, Konchok Yenlak's commentary on the Seven Points of Mind Training. This was the text which Shamar Rinpoche had taught during his visit to Kagyu Ling, Manchester last year.
Lama Jampa will be returning to America during the summer when he will give teachings at Bodhi Path Chicago in addition to Ewam Choden in San Francisco and Dechen Los Angeles.
Lama Jampa Thaye's Teaching at KIBI
From March 16th through March 21st over four hundred people from many different countries, including students from Dechen, attended teachings given by His Holiness the Seventeenth Karmapa, Lama Jampa Thaye, Professor Sempa Dorje and Khenpo Mriti in KIBI in Delhi.
Read MoreLama Jampa receives teachings from HH Sakya Trizin
Lama Jampa and Dechen Dolma have just returned to KIBI in New Delhi after spending two days at Dolma Phodrang in Rajpur with HH Sakya Trizin and family.
Read MoreLama Jampa visits Kagyu Ling
On Saturday, 14 February Lama Jampa gave the initiation of Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) from the Longchen Nyingthig tradition in Manchester, hosted by Kagyu Ling.
Read MoreLama Jampa Thaye in Stuttgart
On 31 January, hosted by Sakya Dechen Ling, Stuttgart, Lama Jampa taught the first two of the “Seven Points of Mind training” by Thokme Zangpo.
Read MoreLama Jampa Thaye teaches in Bristol UK
Lama Jampa Thaye visited Bristol to teach Sakya Pandita’s ‘Reply to Nyimo Gomchen’ and the initiation of White Tara from the lineage of Shakya Shri.
Read MoreLama Jampa in Los Angeles
Lama Jampa taught Sakya Pandita’s Reply to Nyimo Gomchen and bestowed the Initiation of Green Tara from the lineage of Atisha.
Read MoreLama Jampa Thaye teaches in Manchester
Lama Jampa completed the transmission of the Namshe Yeshe by the third Karmapa Rangjung Dorje, one of the core texts of the Kagyu Tradition.
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