Sadhana of Mahamudra

March 29th—December 17th (2025)

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    Room: Main Shrine Room

     

    At the Shambhala Center.    Open to everyone.

    Dates in 2025:     

    March 29          7-9pm

    June 25             7-9pm

    September 20   4-6pm

    December 17    7-9pm

     

    Sadhana is a chanted group practice which comes from the Tibetan monastic tradition. The Sadhana of Mahamudra was introduced to the Shambhala community in the early 1970’s by its author and the founder of Shambhala, Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche. Chanting the Sadhana together with visualization and mantra, we invoke the blessings of our sacred lineages of the past and present. Through this sadhana we especially connect with the Kagyu and Nyingma traditions of Tibet, which are foundation lineages of Shambhala.

    The sadhana contains a vivid description of the obstacles presented by physical, psychological, and spiritual materialism in the modern age and prescribes unwavering devotion to wakefulness as the antidote to the materialistic outlook. You can read more about the Sadhana of Mahamudra  Sadhana.

    All are welcome.