Study Group on the Ornament of Precious Liberation
2024-10-22 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-10-29 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-05 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-12 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-19 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-26 19:30 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Palpung Thubten Chöling, 245 Sheafe Road, Wappingers Falls, NY, 12590, United States
This class will be facilitated by Lamas Depa and Lhadrun. Our primary source, Ornament of Precious Liberation, by the great master of the Kagyu lineage, Lord Gampopa, is considered a spiritual classic of Tibetan Buddhism. HH 17th Karmapa shares in his foreword to the book, that “this text has the power of a direct transmission from master to student” and that Gampopa himself promised that studying this text would be the same as receiving the teachings directly from him.
In order to develop our understanding of this profound work, we will also be referring to Path to Buddhahood, a very accessible and illuminating commentary by Ringu Tulku.
The books used will be:
Ornament of Precious Liberation, translator Ken Holmes, Wisdom Publications
Path to Buddhahood, by Ringu Tulku, Shambala
The material will be screen-shared each class, so it is not necessary to buy the books. The class is open to all levels of experience, and anyone is welcome to join at any time without attending previous sessions. There is no charge for participating.

These classes are being offered in person and on Zoom. If you would like to participate remotely, please use our online event registration form.
Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Thursday evenings - Alternating Practices: Medicine Buddha and Chenrezig
2024-10-24 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-10-31 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-07 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-14 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-21 19:30 - 20:30
7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
These chanting sessions are being offered in person and on Zoom. If you would like to participate remotely, please use our online event registration form.

First and third Thursday of each month | Medicine Buddha Practice and The Verses that Saved Sakya from Sickness

Please join us as we chant this essential practice which can increase our healing powers so that we can help those in our lives who are struggling with illness and obstacles and also remove our own physical and mental suffering. An abbreviated version of the Chenrezig practice is inserted in the prayer which follows, known as the Verses that Saved Sakya from Sickness.

Second, fourth and fifth Thursday of each month | Chenrezig Practice

Please join us as we chant and meditate in order to realize our inborn great compassion. Guru Vajradhara Tai Situ Rinpoche has said that, “Chenrezig is the embodiment of compassion, Bodhicitta. We reach Buddhahood intentionally, and the intention is Bodhicitta. That is what Chenrezig represents. The Chenrezig Sadhana is the most sacred and profound sadhana. By practicing it with awareness, you can attain Chenrezig’s enlightened body, speech, and mind.”

The liturgies are being screen shared and are translated as well as written phonetically. You can chant along, or silently read the translation.
These sessions are free of charge.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Thousandfold Lamps & Offerings (Tong Chö)
2024-10-25 06:30 - 08:00, 2024-11-02 06:30 - 08:00, 2024-11-09 06:30 - 08:00, 2024-11-15 06:30 - 08:00
A traditional Tong Chö of 1,000 butter lamps, 1,000 bowls of saffron water and 300 bowls filled with rice, incense and flowers is offered weekly, accompanied by chanting of the Chenrezig practice.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Kalu Rinpoche's Practice of Aspiration Prayers (Monlam Choga), followed by the Short Practice of the Peaceful & Wrathful Deities (Shitro)
2024-10-25 10:00 - 12:00, 2024-11-02 10:00 - 12:00, 2024-11-09 10:00 - 12:00, 2024-11-15 10:00 - 12:00
Please join us in the chanting of the Monlam Choga, a practice of offering and aspiration prayers compiled by Dorje Chang Kalu Rinpoche. This is followed by the short liturgy of Shitro (Peaceful and Wrathful Deities), a profound practice from the cycle of teachings and meditations of the Tibetan Book of the Dead. We dedicate this practice to the deceased in order to purify negativities, avert obstacles in the bardo, and establish a connection with the deities that will ripen in future lives.

This event is also being offered on Zoom. If you would like to participate remotely, please click here. To join the chanting please download Kalu Rinpoche’s Practice of Aspiration Prayers (Monlam Choga).

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

The Perfection of Merit: A Day of Dharma Activity
2024-10-27 09:30 - 16:00
Buddhahood is the state in which one spontaneously and effortlessly benefits oneself and all beings without exception. In order to attain this state, we must perfect the accumulations of merit and wisdom. Through the perfection of the two accumulations, we purify our notions of self and other and realize the true nature of mind.

Below is a schedule of the day’s events, some of which you can participate in remotely. For information on how to join us via ZOOM, please click here.
9:45 am | Sponsoring of tormas, water bowls and flowers on the shrine; lighting of butterlamps
11:00 am | Chanting of Six-Armed White Mahakala sadhana
White Mahakala is a powerful deity that emanated from the compassion of Chenrezig to dispel the spiritual and material poverty of sentient beings. The White Mahakala practice enhances good fortune in all aspects of life and eliminates obstacles to prosperity and growth.
12:30 pm | Lunch
1:45 pm | Circumambulation of Stupa (no zoom)
2:30 pm | Sür, Evening Fire Offering Ceremony
Sür (evening fire offering ceremony) is an offering to the 4 guests: the Buddhas & Bodhisattvas; Protectors; sentient beings; and those with whom we have karmic debts. It averts obstacles and sickness and is dedicated to those who are dying, beings in the Bardo, and to beings with whom we have karmic debts.

There are many ways to share in the merit of these activities through the offering of butter lamps, sponsoring the chanting, the tea served during the chanting, lunch and the fire ceremony.
You may also simply mail your tax-deductible contribution to:
Palpung Thubten Chöling
Attn: Office
245 Sheafe Road, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590.
Please make checks payable to Palpung Thubten Choling or PTC.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such wearing masks and washing hands.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Monday Evenings - Introduction to Buddhist Meditation
2024-10-28 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-04 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-11 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-18 19:30 - 20:30, 2024-11-25 19:30 - 20:30
Teachings on foundational Buddhist thought along with basic meditation instructions taught by resident teachers who have graduated from the PTC three-year retreat program. Appropriate for beginners and for anyone who would like to refresh their understanding of meditation or just meditate with a group. No prerequisites or attendance requirement, join us any Monday.
These classes are being offered in person and on Zoom. If you would like to participate remotely, please use our online event registration form.
These classes are free of charge.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Songs of Palderbum
2024-11-03 14:00 - 16:00
Lama Depa, a resident of PTC who has completed two cycles of the three-year retreat, will be sharing the inspiring story and songs of Palderbum, one of the four main female disciples of the great yogi Jetsun Milarepa.
This session is being offered in person and on Zoom. If you would like to participate remotely, please use our online event registration form.
There is no charge for attending this teaching – donations are welcome.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through wearing masks and washing hands.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Teachings on the Mahamudra Monlam
2024-11-10 10:00 - 12:00
Lama Lekshe Dorje will be leading a series of teachings on the Mahamudra Monlam. This prayer, composed by the Third Karmapa Rangjung Dorje, offers a concise teaching on the essential instructions of ground, path, and fruition Mahamudra, the ultimate realization of one’s mind. To follow along in the text, please download Kalu Rinpoche’s Practice of Aspiration Prayers (Monlam Choga) and scroll to pages 100 – 110. (If you are coming to the monastery, please bring these pages with you.)
Lama Lekshe Dorje, a resident of PTC, has completed two cycles of the three-year retreat.
These teaching sessions are being offered in person and on Zoom. If you would like to participate remotely, please use our online event registration form.
The teachings are free–donations are welcome.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Commemoration of Lhabab Duchen: Nyungne, the Fasting Ritual and Meditation of Thousand-Armed Chenrezig
2024-11-16 05:00 - 2024-11-18 08:00
About Nyungnye and Lhabab Duchen
Buddhahood is the state in which one spontaneously and effortlessly benefits oneself and all beings without exception. In order to attain this state, we must perfect the accumulations of merit and wisdom. Through the perfection of the two accumulations, we purify our notions of self and other and realize the true nature of mind.
Lhabab Duchen is the auspicious occasion commemorating Lord Buddha’s return from the Tushita realm. It is said to be a time when the merit accumulated through performing virtuous activity is multiplied.
This year, Lhabab Duchen falls on Friday, November 22. Throughout the weekend before this date, the resident sangha of PTC will be participating in the practice of Nyungne (the Fasting Ritual and Meditation of Thousand-Armed Chenrezig). The Nyungne practice is a profound kriya tantra meditation ritual based on loving-kindness and compassion in the form of Thousand-Armed Chenrezig. The practice involves maintaining strict vows and meditating while reciting mantras and prayers, and performing prostrations and visualizations. Undertaken in sets of two days, the first day includes one vegetarian meal at noon, drinking water throughout the day as needed. The Nyungne is renowned as a superior means to purify negative karma and accumulate great merit.
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This event is in-person only. It will not be accessible remotely.

Guests are welcome to participate in the Nyungne but please note – it is necessary to arrive at PTC by 8:00 pm the evening before as the practice begins as early as 5:00 am each day.
Guests attending a nyungne for the first time must speak to Lama Lhadrun before doing this practice. Please contact her by email or call 845-297-2500 (leaving both your name and phone number so that she can get back to you).
We do suggest that guests try to come for the 1st day of the nyungne set, but if that is not practical, it is still possible to participate any day of the practice. For further details for how to participate in this way, please follow the contact instructions above.

Nyungne prices: includes meals and room accommodations. Please note that accommodations are only open to program participants.

Type of Accommodation Non-Member / Member
Dormitory $50 / $30
Double Occupancy Room Guest House $70 / $50
Private Room Guest House $90 / $70
Double Occupancy Room Maitreya Center $110 / $90
Private Room Maitreya Center $130 / $110

TO REGISTER PLEASE CLICK HERE
Deadline for Registration is November 8

There are many ways to share in the merit of this event through sponsoring the chanting, the tea served during the chanting, and the lunch.
You may also simply mail your tax-deductible contribution to:
Palpung Thubten Chöling
Attn: Office
245 Sheafe Road, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590.
Please make checks payable to Palpung Thubten Choling or PTC. For credit card payments, fax your credit card number (VISA or MasterCard only), along with the expiration date and signature and the amount you would like to charge to (845) 297-5761. For your protection, please do not email your credit card information.
Please send your prayer request and sponsorship information 48 hours before the first day of chanting to guarantee that we receive it in time to announce your prayer. If you are not able to do that, please leave a short but clear message of your prayer on 845-297-2500 and we will do our best to have your prayer announced.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID-19 through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Commemoration of Lhabab Duchen
2024-11-22 06:30 - 12:00
Lhabab Duchen is the auspicious occasion commemorating Lord Buddha’s return from the Tushita realm. It is said to be a time when the merit accumulated through performing virtuous activity is multiplied
Schedule of events:
6:30 am | Thousandfold Lamp Offering (Tong Chö)
A traditional Tong Chö of 1,000 butter lamps, 1,000 bowls of saffron water and 300 bowls filled with rice, incense and flowers is offered weekly, accompanied by chanting of the Chenrezig practice.

The next chanting session is being offered in person and on Zoom. If you would like to participate remotely, please use our online event registration form.
10:00 am | Kalu Rinpoche’s Practice of Aspiration Prayers (Monlam Choga), followed by the Short Practice of the Peaceful & Wrathful Deities (Shitro)
Chanting of the Monlam Choga, a practice of offering and aspiration prayers compiled by Dorje Chang Kalu Rinpoche. This is followed by the short liturgy of Shitro (Peaceful and Wrathful Deities), a profound practice from the cycle of teachings and meditations of the Tibetan Book of the Dead. We dedicate this practice to the deceased in order to purify negativities, avert obstacles in the bardo, and establish a connection with the deities that will ripen in future lives.
To join the chanting please download Kalu Rinpoche’s Practice of Aspiration Prayers (Monlam Choga).

There are many ways to share in the merit of these activities through sponsoring the chanting, the tea served during the chanting, meals, and the offering of butter lamps. Be sure to include a prayer with your donation which will be read aloud to the assembly.
You may make your donations on-line or simply mail your tax-deductible contribution to:
Palpung Thubten Chöling
Attn: Office
245 Sheafe Road, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590.
Please make checks payable to Palpung Thubten Choling or PTC.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID through protection such as having up-to-date vaccinations, wearing a good-quality mask indoors, washing hands and maintaining physical distance.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

Teachings by His Eminence Chungpo Gyalton Rinpoche
2024-11-23 10:30 - 2024-12-01 15:00
Palpung Thubten Choling is honored to welcome back His Eminence Chungpo Gyalton Rinpoche during his upcoming North American tour for bestowal of refuge, teachings and empowerments.
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In 1983, His Holiness the 12th Chamgon Kenting Tai Situpa enthroned Gyalton Tulku Rinpoche of Rumtek Monastery. After finishing his university studies, Rinpoche returned to Palpung Sherabling to study under the guidance of Kenting Tai Situpa and other gurus. HE Gyalton Rinpoche is a close disciple and heart son of HH Tai Situpa, and has taught at Palpung centers in Asia, Europe, and North America. He is one of the main teachers of the Palpung study and practice program Discovering the Buddha Within. Currently, Rinpoche resides at Palpung Sherabling.
Chinese translation will be available.

The schedule is as follows:
Saturday Nov 23:
* These sessions are being offered in-person only.

10:30 am – 12:00 pm | Chod Empowerment
Traditionally practiced in charnel grounds by wandering yogis, Chöd (Cutting through the Illusion of Ego) is a sacred meditation that dissolves fear and ego-clinging into the expanse of luminous awareness.
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm | Chod Teaching (empowerment required to attend teaching)
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Sunday Nov 24:
** These sessions are being offered in person and on Zoom.
10:30 am – 12:00 pm & 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm | Nine Ways of Resting the Mind
The Nine Ways of Resting the Mind is a powerful guide to developing a clear, calm and stable mind. At each stage on the path of calm abiding, we learn how to apply antidotes for the various obstacles that arise as we practice, and to develop skills that free the innately clear mind from agitation and dullness.
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Monday Nov 25:
* This session is being offered in-person only.

11:00 am – 12:00 pm | Chenrezig Empowerment
Chenrezig is the deity embodying the compassion of all the Buddhas.
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Thursday Nov 28:

* These sessions are being offered in person only.
10:30 am – 12:00 pm | Long Life Empowerment (from the tradition of the great yogini Machik Drubpe Gyalmo)
12:00 noon | Lunch
Following Lunch | Sür, Evening Fire Offering Ceremony
Sür (an evening fire offering ceremony) is an offering to the four guests: the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, the Protector deities, sentient beings, and those with whom we have karmic debts. It averts obstacles and sickness and is dedicated to those who are dying, to beings in the Bardo, and to beings with whom we have karmic debts.
There is no charge to join these sessions but donations are welcome.
To ensure we can accommodate all guests, if you are joining us for lunch please send an email to reservations@palpungny.org
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Saturday Nov 30: Please note new starting time
** This session is being offered in person and on Zoom.
10:00 am – 12:00 pm | Continuation of Nine Ways of Resting the Mind
The Nine Ways of Resting the Mind is a powerful guide to developing a clear, calm and stable mind. At each stage on the path of calm abiding, we learn how to apply antidotes for the various obstacles that arise as we practice, and to develop skills that free the innately clear mind from agitation and dullness.
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Sunday Dec 1:

The following events will take place at the Sheraton Hotel, 135-20 39th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354-4450
1:00 pm – 1:30 pm | Teaching by HE Gyalton Rinpoche
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm | White Dzambhala Empowerment
White Dzambhala is an emanation of the compassionate Chenrezig and the embodiment of generosity. Guru Rinpoche manifested as the five families of Dzambhala in order to relieve the suffering of poverty of beings that is caused by the negative karma of greed. The practice of White Dzambhala is a great treasury of merit that purifies the causes of both material and spiritual poverty, and brings an abundance of prosperity and virtue. It prompts auspicious conditions for long life, good health, the balancing of the elements, and freedom from war.
English to Chinese translation
For more information, contact Michael Huang (917) 731-6130/Morgan Chan (646) 322-3119

Fees for Teaching and Empowerment Sessions at PTC. Cost of accommodations not included.
In-Person and Zoom/Live Stream:
Members $30/session
Non-Members $35/session
* For those registering to participate in the Chod Empowerment and Teaching and/or the Chenrezig Empowerment (in-person only) – participants in need of Chinese translation will be given a one time dedicated zoom link on site which we respectfully ask not be shared with anyone off site.
** For those registering to participate in the teachings on the Nine Ways of Resting the Mind via Zoom, a link unique to these teachings will be sent. It will be a different link than the one used to access our weekly public classes and chanting sessions.
For Chinese translation in-person: Please bring your own devices (smartphones or tablets) with headphones and Zoom app installed. Those devices with no cellular service may connect to the guest WiFi.

Accommodations: Please note that accommodations are only open to program participants.

Please review the options for daily rates below. These rates include vegetarian meals. They do not include teachings/seminar fees.
We have limited accommodations; private rooms are not available.
Type of Accommodation (Per Person) Non-Member / Member
Dormitory $35 / $30
Double Occupancy Room Guest House $70 / $50
Double Occupancy Room Maitreya Center $85 / $70
Tent Camping ($25 first person, $20 each additional)

Day Guests: The suggested donation for meals:

Breakfast – $5
Lunch – $10
Dinner – $5

Please send an email to reservations@palpungny.org if you are joining us for meals.
Please note our meal offerings may contain common allergens including soy, wheat, tree nuts, seeds, milk, and egg products. We are sorry that we are unable to accommodate special dietary needs.

Please do not visit the monastery if you feel unwell and/or have a fever.
We urge all program participants to take precautions against the ongoing risk of COVID-19 through wearing masks and washing hands.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at all entryways.
Many thanks to all of you for your support in keeping this event as safe as possible!

法王子瓊波賈敦仁波切弘法
11 月 23 日上午 10:30 – 12 月 1 日下午 3:00

八蚌佛教法林寺很榮幸地歡迎尊貴的法王子瓊波賈敦仁波切再度蒞臨北美給予皈依、教法和灌頂。
1983年，法王第十二世廣定大司徒巴為隆德寺的賈敦仁波切轉世舉行坐床典禮。在大學畢業後，賈敦仁波切回到八蚌智慧林，在廣定大司徒巴等上師座下受教。賈敦仁波切是法王大司徒巴的入室弟子和心子，曾在亞洲、歐洲和北美洲的八蚌中心弘法。他是八蚌學修課程『開啟內在之佛』的主要老師之一, 目前駐錫在八蚌智慧林。
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時間表如下：

11 月 23 日星期六：
這些課程僅限現場參加。
上午 10:30 – 中午 12:00 | 施身法灌頂
Chöd（斬斷自執幻象）傳統上雲游瑜伽士在屍陀林修此法門。它是一種神聖的禪修，將恐懼和我執消溶於明覺的光明界。
下午 3:00 – 下午 5:00 | 施身法教學（參加此課程需受過灌頂）
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11 月 24 日星期日：
這些課程以現場形式和 Zoom 形式提供。 若您想遠距參加，請點擊此處。
上午 10:30 – 中午 12:00 和下午 3:00 – 下午 5:00 | 安心九法
安心九法是培養清晰、平靜和穩定心靈的極其有效的指導。在此之道上的每個階段，將學習如何對治修行時出現的各種障礙，使本然清明的心免於掉舉昏沉的技巧。
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11 月 25日星期:
僅限現場參加。
上午 11:00 – 中午 12:00 | 觀世音菩薩灌頂
觀世音菩薩是體現諸佛慈悲的本尊。
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11 月 28 日星期四：
灌頂僅限現場參加。
上午 10:30 – 中午 12:00 | 長壽灌頂（出自偉大瑜珈士瑪吉竹貝嘉穆的傳承）瑪吉竹貝嘉穆，又名曼達拉娃長壽空行母，是蓮花生大師重要明妃之一。證得長壽持明之成就。
中午 12:00 | 午餐
午餐後 | 火供餗
“餗”，供養“四種賓客”，即諸佛菩薩、護法、眾生、怨親債主。消除生者病痛障礙，特別超度臨終者，中陰亡魂及怨親債主。
法会免费参加，欢迎随喜供養！
需用餐者請發電郵reservations@palpungny.org
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11 月 30 日星期六：
本次課程以現場形式和 Zoom 形式進行。 若您想遠距參與，請點擊此處。
上午 10:30 – 中午 12:00 | 安心九法（繼續）
安心九法是培養清晰、平靜和穩定心靈的極其有效的法教。在此之道上的每個階段，將學習如何對治修行時出現的各種障礙，使本然清明的心免於掉舉昏沉的技巧。
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12 月 1 日星期日：
以下活動將在喜來登酒店舉行，地址：135-20 39th Ave, Flushing, NY 11354-4450
下午 1:00 – 下午 1:30 | 賈敦仁波切的教導
下午 1:30 – 下午 3:00 | 白財神灌頂
白財神集觀世音菩薩的慈悲和慷慨於一化身。 蓮花生大士為除眾生因貪婪惡業而造成的貧窮苦，而化現為五部財神。白財神（是五部財神之一）法是極大的寶藏福報法，可清淨物質與精神貧窮之因，帶來豐厚的財富福報，亦能增進長壽、健康、平衡五大元素和遠離戰爭的吉祥善缘。
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詳情請電 Michael Huang (917) 731-6130/Morgan Chan (646) 322-3119

法林寺的課程和灌頂費用，不含住宿費用。
現場/Zoom/直播：
會員$30/次
非會員 $35/次
參加施身灌頂與教學（僅限現場）並需中文翻譯者，將在現場獲得專用的 Zoom 鏈接，敬請勿與會場外的人分享。
透過 Zoom 註冊參加「安心九法」者，將收到此課的連結。這連結與每周公開課和誦經法會不同。
現場中文翻譯：請自備裝置（智慧型手機或平板電腦）及耳機。事先安裝好Zoom 。無移動網絡可連接訪客 WiFi。

住宿：請注意，住宿僅限法會參加者。
請查看以下每日住宿選項。費用含素食餐，但不含課程灌預費用。
住宿條件有限；恕不提供單人房。
住宿類型（每人） 非會員/會員
宿舍 $35 / $30
雙人房 $70 / $50
彌勒中心雙人房 $85 / $70
帳篷露營（第一人 25 美元，每加一人 20 美元）

非住宿者：餐費建議捐贈：
· 早餐 – 5 美元
· 午餐 – 10 美元
· 晚餐 – 5 美元
若您需用餐請發送電郵reservations@palpungny.org
請注意，素食餐點可能含有常見過敏原，包括大豆、小麥、堅果、種子、牛奶和蛋製品。很抱歉無法滿足閣下的特殊飲食需求。

若您感到不適和/或發燒，請不要前來本寺。
敦促所有課程參加者戴口罩和洗手，謹慎提防現行的新冠肺炎COVID-19傳染。
所有入口處均提供口罩和洗手液。
非常感謝大家的支持，確保本次活動盡可能安全！
