Reflections on the Lamas
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with Karuna Cayton and Jon Landaw
Tuesdays, 7:00pm – 9:00pm December 2 – 9 In Tibetan Buddhism, the life stories of Buddhist masters have always been a source of inspiration. They can serve as examples and show what is possible for a true practitioner.
Both Karuna Cayton and Jon Landaw have been long-time students of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche, and they have kindly agreed to share their stories on two Tuesday evenings in December:
If you have ever been to a teaching by Karuna or Jon, you may have already heard bits and pieces here and there. So you will know that these two evenings will be a treat not to be missed! All are welcome!
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Karuna Cayton, Pam Cayton, Nick Ribush, Thubten Tsering and Lama Lhundrup, Kopan 1981. Photo courtesy of Karuna Cayton.
Jon Landaw and Lama Yeshe, 1975
Lama Yeshe ‘instructs’ Jon Landaw while Gonsar Rinpoche looks on.
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