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Our gratitude and heartfelt wishes
As we come to the close of 2025, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has supported our activities throughout the year. To our students, volunteers, donors, friends, and extended Kadampa family—your dedication, generosity, and sincere practice have helped keep our Temple a place of learning, kindness, and harmony. Each class attended, each prayer made, each hour volunteered, and each offering given has made a meaningful difference.
We are deeply thankful for the collective effort and kindness of our community. Together, we have continued to follow the path of compassion and wisdom, and to create a welcoming space for all who seek inner peace and a meaningful life. None of this would be possible without your steady support and shared commitment to Dharma. May our practice become the cause for living beings everywhere to enjoy freedom and lasting happiness.
In particular we thank our precious founder and Spiritual Guide, Ven. Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, for demonstrating and teaching the value of following the path taught by Buddha Shakyamuni, Atisha, Je Tsongkhapa and all lineage teachers.
During this holiday season we wish you and your loved ones peace, good health, and joy. May the coming year continue to bring us all renewed inspiration, clarity, and spiritual realizations. We look forward to continuing this path together in the new year.
Happy holidays and our best wishes for a bright and fulfilling year ahead. 🙏
Modern Buddhism
Modern Kadampa Buddhism is a special practical presentation of Buddha’s teachings…
What is Meditation?
The purpose of meditation is to make our mind calm and peaceful…
Our Founder
Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche is a fully accomplished meditation master…
Upcoming Classes
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Weekly Drop-ins
Regular classes on meditation and various Buddhist topics for all levels.
New to meditation?
The purpose of meditation is to make our mind calm and peaceful so that we can find real happiness and relief from worries, unhappy feelings and mental discomfort. Everyone can meditate if they wish. No prior experience is needed to meditate.
Inner Peace & Happiness
The teachings of Buddha
We generally believe that external conditions such as food, friends, cars, and money are the real causes of happiness, and, as a result, we devote nearly all our time and energy to acquiring them.
Buddha explained that, in reality, happiness arises from peaceful and positive states of mind, whereas problems and suffering arise from confused and negative states of mind. He taught methods for gradually overcoming negative minds and developing positive minds instead. Through these teachings, many people came to experience lasting inner peace and real happiness.
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