🌼 Welcome to the Teachings on Longchenpa’s “Resting in the Nature of Mind”! 🌼 We warmly welcome everyone joining Tulku Thadral Rinpoche this weekend, October 10–12, for Longchenpa’s “Resting in the Nature of Mind”—a profound Dzogchen teaching exploring the heart of resting naturally in awareness. If you’re attending, please plan to arrive on time for each session, as Rinpoche will offer the oral transmission (lung) during the teachings. Whether joining online or commuting to Pema Ösel Ling, ma

Longchen Rabjam, also known as Longchenpa, was a highly revered Tibetan Buddhist master, scholar, and poet who lived in the 14th century. He is considered one of the greatest Dzogchen masters in Tibetan history. Longchenpa's teachings emphasized the view, meditation, and conduct of Dzogchen, a profound meditation practice aimed at realizing the innate nature of mind.Born in the region of Amdo in eastern Tibet, Longchenpa demonstrated exceptional intelligence and spiritual insight from a young ag