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Creating Peace
Without and Within

 
You are invited to the video of a public talk
 Friday, April 28, 3-5:00 PM, at the Court Room, Tate Hall, Room 22.

At a time when conflict, aggression, and unrest dominate established performance patterns  within ourselves, within our relationships and on the global scene, join Khentrul Lodro Thaye Rinpoche from Tibet, to discover the simple, yet profound tools for creating peace and transforming these patterns into mindful wisdom and compassion.

About Khentrul Rinpoche

Khentrul Lodrö Thayé Rinpoche, acknowledged as a scholar of the highest level, has twice received the title of Khenpo (equivalent to a PHD of Philosophy). He taught for many years at monasteries in Tibet and India and is the abbot of Katog Mardo Tashi Choling in Eastern Tibet where he established a retreat center, library, shedra and is currently building a school for the children. He directs the education and spiritual practice for over three hundred monks of whom there are seventy advanced-degree candidates, a hundred children, and twenty full time retreatants.  He was invited to the USA in 2003 to start a program for studying Tibetan Buddhist philosophy and meditation in the traditional way (shedra). In addition, he continuously and tirelessly teaches throughout the country. Rinpoche’s style for presenting these profound and sacred teachings to western minds is phenomenal.

TESTIMONIALS:  “[Rinpoche] is one of the most esteemed teachers we’ve had come to campus.  He was extremely warm and a lot of fun to spend time with.  We were very lucky to host him.”  Wesleyan Students
His teachings are always extremely clear and understandable in a way that is easily applied to our experience. It is extremely rare to have a teacher of his caliber and of traditional training from Tibet here in the west, and we feel extremely fortunate to host him.

SPONSORS:  MU Peace Studies Program; Students for a Free Tibet; Mindfulness Practice Center;
                                         Global Action To Prevent War; Peace Haven International