LISTENING, CONTEMPLATING, MEDITATING

" At this time when the difficult to gain ship of leisure and fortune has been obtained, ceaselessly hearing, pondering and meditating day and night in order to liberate oneself and others from the ocean of cyclic existence is the Bodhisattva’s practice."

The Thirty Seven Bodhisattva Practices

ABOUT KHENPO TSERING TASHI

Khenpo Tsering Tashi was born in Sershul Tibet in 1976. He took the vow of an ordained monk at age 16 from Khenpo Trig Gyaltsen in Arid Monastery in Tibet. At the age of 19, he studied the philosophy of Sutra and Tantra under the guidance of Great Khenpo, Khenchen Choying Chabdhel Rinpoche for three years. He also received the complete transmission of the Seven treasuries of Longchenpa from Khenpo Sherab, a heart disciple of Khenchen Choying Chabdhel Rinpoche. Due to his profound experience and knowledge in Buddhist philosophy, he was conferred the title of “Khenpo” by Khenchen Pema Tsewang.

Khenpo Tsering Tashi was imprisoned in 2003 for two years after Chinese officials claimed a book he wrote titled “The Future of Tibet” was against the Chinese policy. After he was released in 2006, Khenpo left Tibet for India and went to receive an audience with His Holiness The Dalai Lama. He was later appointed by the office of His Holiness The Dalai Lama to study Chinese language in Taiwan.

Khenpo has also published many books and translated several renowned classical literatures including 6th Patriarch Zen Master Hui Neng’s “Platform Sutra” and Dao Te Ching from Chinese into Tibetan.

COMING SOON
Phowa Practice Retreat

Dear All,

Yeshikhorlo cordially invites you to participate in the Phowa Practice Retreat scheduled to be held from January 12th to 14th, 2024. This retreat will take place at Sinofield Edu Retreat, located at 77 Scott Ave, Lerura NSW 2780.

Event Schedule:

  • Instructor: Khenpo Tsering Tashi
  • Check-in: 12/1/2024, Friday, starting at 3:00 PM.
  • Retreat Focus: Delving deeply into the teachings of Phowa practice, exploring its essence and practical applications.
  • Check-out: 14/1/2024, Sunday, concluding at 4:00 PM.

This retreat promises a rich learning experience aimed at helping participants gain a deeper understanding of Phowa practice, providing guidance and inspiration for individual spiritual growth.

Important Notes:

  1. Participants must have taken refuge.
  2. Participants must have received empowerment (initiation).
  3. Participants are required to vow to complete either 100,000 recitations of the Vajrasattva mantra or 10,000 recitations of the 100- Syllable Mantra of Vajrasattva.

Contact Information:

  • Diana: +61 449 698 199

Event Fees: Members: $460, Non-members: $480

Registration Deadline: 31/12/2023

This will be an enriching journey into the practice of Phowa, and we look forward to sharing this meaningful time with you. Thank you for your attention and support!

Event Host:  Yeshikhorlo Tibetan Buddhism Association Australia

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ABOUT YESHIKHORLO TIBETAN BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION

“Yeshikhorlo” in Tibetan means “Wheel of Wisdom”. It was founded and established in Sydney Australia by Khenpo Tsering Tashi in 2016.

Yeshikhorlo Tibetan Buddhist Association Is a non-profit association that offers regular online and on-site dharma teachings, courses, retreats, ceremonies, discourses, seminars and workshops.

Yeshikhorlo strives to benefit and awaken sentient beings through Buddhism, promote and maintain the roots of Tibetan traditional language and culture as well as improve the quality of human life through listening, contemplating and practicing of Buddha Dharma.

Some popular courses taught frequently at Yeshikhorloo include: Guide to the Bodhisattva’s Way of Life, Vimalakirti Sutra and Madyamaka: Entering the Middle Way and The Heart Sutra.

OUR YEARLY ONLINE COURSES

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WORDS OF MY PERFECT TEACHER:

A Complete Translation of a Classic Introduction to Tibetan Buddhism Composed by the charismatic, wandering master Dza Patrul Rinpoche (1808-1887) in a retreat cave in the Tibetan valley of Dzogchen, The Words of My Perfect Teacher is a quintessential introduction to the spiritual practices common to all Tibetan Buddhist schools, in a unique combination of exceptional profundity and colourful expression. Although it was written for practitioners of the Longchenpa Nyingthik in the Nyingma tradition, it is directly accessible to the Western, modern reader who wishes to follow an authentic path to liberation. This course is a two year study program taught under the instruction of Khenpo Dza Tsering Tashi.

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THE BODHICARYAVATARA:

A guide to the Bodhisattva’s Way of Life Written in India in the 8th century by Śāntideva who was Buddhist monk at Nalanda Monastic University in India. This text has ten chapters dedicated to the development of the mind of enlightenment (Bodhicitta) through the practice of the six perfections in sankrist known as Pāramitās. The chapters include The benefits of bodhicitta (the wish to reach full enlightenment for others), Purifying bad deeds, Adopting the spirit of enlightenment, Using conscientiousness, Guarding awareness, The practice of patience, The practice of joyous effort, The practice of meditative concentration, The perfection of wisdom and Dedication. This course is a one year study program taught under the instruction of Khenpo Dza Tsering Tashi.

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MADYAMAKA COURSE

Yeshikhorlo has competed the teachings of "Catuhśataka" by Arya Deva and is in the process of teaching Mādhyamakavatara by Chandrakriti. Mādhyamaka, also known as "the emptiness doctrine" refers to a tradition of Buddhist philosophy and practice is founded by Indian Buddhist monk and philosopher Nagarjuna (c. 150 – c. 250 CE). The foundational text of the Mādhyamaka tradition is Nagarjuna’s Mulamadhyamakakarika which means "Root Verses on the Middle Way”. Mādhyamaka refers to the ultimate nature of phenomena as well as the non-conceptual realization of ultimate reality. The five great reasonings of Madhyamaka elicits the realization of the true nature—Emptiness— as meditation. The roots of this extremism are grasping and clinging, the true hindrances to our realization of emptiness. So the great Madhyamaka masters used the five great reasonings to break down our grasping tendencies and usher us into the absolute nature of emptiness. Grasping and clinging are obstacles to our realization of the true nature because they do not accord with the way things are, with the natural state. They are hindrances because they take us away from the nature. The five Madhyamaka reasonings will smash down and remove our grasping and conceptual fabrications, illuminating the true nature of both subject and object.

  • All courses are currently on going, welcome to enroll any course that you are interested in.
  • The Bodhicaryavatara course Term 2 will start on 28/09/2022, welcome to enroll. 

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