Welcome to the Tibetan Meditation Center
Traditional Buddhism for contemporary living
We are dedicated to providing a place of refuge, tranquility,
and the philosophical teachings and practice of Tibetan Buddhism.
Our center is under the spiritual direction of
Khenpo Tsultrim Tenzin Rinpoché.
Upcoming & Weekly Events
Evening Meditation with Lama Rigzin
Tuesdays at 7pm
In-person Only
Vajrasattva Practice
Thursdays at 6:30pm
In-person or by Zoom
Foundation of Buddhist Practices
Saturdays at 9AM
In-person or by Zoom
Khenpo Tsultrim Tenzin Rinpoche has requested that Ani Tsultrim conduct a series of workshops based on the sacred text Jewel Ornament of Liberation. Beginning September 7, this weekly program on Saturdays at 9:00 am will combine meditative experience with the study of JOL. Although Ani will be teaching remotely on Zoom, those who are interested can also attend and watch the Zoom program in the shrine room with others.
Three Yanas and Five Buddha Families
Sunday, Dec 15 at 10am
In-person or by Zoom
News and Reminders!
Consider Donating to Help Build a Prayer Wheel for Ladakh Village of Bodhkharbu
To see pictures and TO DONATE, please use GoFundMe
Dial-In Information for weekly TMC ZOOM events:
ID: 872 1875 1087
PW: drikungtmc
KHENPO TSULTRIM RINPOCHE RETURNS!
Kheno returns from his extended trip to Asia, on Decmber 18th. Feel free to reach out to him to welcome him home!
We are extremely happy to have him back at TMC and look forward to a great Winter Retreat!.
TMC Memorial Wall
TMC was blessed by the recent visit of H.E. Chenga Rinpoche who performed a consecration of the Amitabha buddha statue which is central to our beautiful Memorial Wall. The Memorial Wall is a wonderful a way to keep our loved ones alive in our hearts and minds after they pass on. Located near our Stupa, it includes 108 niches, each of which is covered by a copper plaque. Please go to the Participate section for details on making use of the Memorial Wall.
Video Library – Khenpo Tsultrim Tenzin Rinpoche Teachings
WE OFFER OUR PROGRAMS IN THE TRADITION OF GENEROSITY…
The Tibetan Meditation Center continues the 2600-year-old Buddhist tradition of providing the teachings freely to all who aVAJnterested. We have no paid staff and the center is run entirely by volunteers. All financial support comes from the generosity of people who value what we do. Donations support all expenses, including programs, visiting teachers, publications, and the website.
There are Donation Boxes for the accumulation and support of the Tibetan Meditation Center. They are located outside in the outdoor Shrine and Amitabha Stupa for you to use as your outdoor practice. This is available for you so that you may visit the Tibetan Meditation Center and support its altruistic aspirations.
All donations are tax-deductable as Tibetan Meditation Center is an official 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization.