Dear Sangha, Losar Tashi Delek! All sangha are welcome to join with the live-in residents of CGF Ati Ling / PPI as we begin the Earth Female Pig year on Tuesday, February 5th. Starting at 6 am, we will be doing traditional offerings of kataks in the shrine room, followed by a Shower of Blessings […]
Fri Nov 30th – Sun Dec 2nd 2018 with Jigme Tromge Rinpoche, Lama Trinley and Lama Dorje His Eminence Chagdud Rinpoche tirelessly taught and propagated this particular Red Tara practice revealed by Apong Terton in the early 20th Century. HE Chagdud Rinpoche said of this particular practice, “The blessings of Tara practice come so quickly […]
Fri, Dec. 14th – Sun, Dec. 16th, 2018
Fri, Nov 16th – Sun, Nov 18th, 2018
We are very pleased to announce that PPI now has high-speed internet via radio link to our local ISP (internet service provider). This new connectivity offers a massive increase over our old speeds and allows PPI to more efficiently update and maintain its computers and network, and offer increased connectivity to guests (including rental groups). […]
Please follow the links for information and registration, as PPI does not manage registration for outside groups. For full details on Tibetan Buddhist events, please go to the Ati Ling website. 2018 November 16th-18th, 2018 — Padma Dakini Drupchod with Jigme Rinpoche November 30th-December 2nd 2018 — Red Tara 100,000 Tsog Offerings at Cottage […]
Jigme Tromge Rinpoche, the spiritual director of the Padmasambhava Peace Institute, travels and teaches in North and South America and Asia as well as in California. Please check directly with the event coordinator before making any travel plans, in case of changes. Rinpoche is also available for interviews – please email us if you would like […]
We are pleased to announce that the PPI library now has an online catalog, courtesy of libib.com. Anyone is welcome to browse the catalog, and locals can create a patron account, place holds online, and either come to collect a book, or arrange to meet a member of staff in town to collect.
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