Buddhist Relationships: Love and compassion in Family and Friendship Connections

Human connections and relationships are the most rewarding in life and yet the most challenging as well. This weekend we would like to talk about the Buddhist principles of love, compassion and detachment and how they can help maintain healthy, loving relationships. How we can cultivate more understanding, peace and harmony within our family and friendships. How compassion and  letting go can actually deepen our relationships without losing oneself. Allowing love and wisdom be the foundation of all connections in life.

Guest speaker

For this weekend, I have invited a special guest speaker: Lama Rangjung Tsomo. Lama Rangjung Tsomo was born in Amsterdam in 1980. After a year of studying Buddhism in Thailand, India and Nepal, she finally met her root guru Namkha Gyatso Rinpoche in 2005. Ever since, she has been intensively practicing under his guidance. She has received the essential points of the Vajrayana path in accordance with the Dudjom Tersar and Longchen Nyingthig tradition, including the highest Dzogchen teachings on the nature of mind. In 2018, Namkha Rinpoche appointed her as one of his representatives entrusted with helping to spread the Dharma. Every year she spends more than six months traveling around Europe and Asia teaching and assisting. Tsomo is known for her warmth and down-to-earth approach.

Language: 

English or Dutch depending on the participants

Program:

Saturday 21 September

09.30-12.00 and 14.00-17.00

Sunday 22 September

09.30-12.00 and 14.00-17.00

Price: 

All weekend: €100

Per half day: €30 

No meals included

Registration:

Please use the below registration (RSVP) form