Centro Bengungyal

22/05/2026

22/05/2026

📿 Sesiones de práctica en español | Retiro Mundial 100 Millones de Mani 📿
En los próximos días, la sangha de la FPMT guiará una nueva sesión de práctica como parte del Retiro Mundial 100 Millones de Mani 🌏🙏

Esta es una gran oportunidad para practicar juntos la sadhana de Chenrezig, cultivar la compasión, fortalecer nuestra motivación y acumular mérito en beneficio de todos los seres.

🌍 Sesión en línea
🗣️ Práctica guiada completamente en español
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18/05/2026

Saka Dawa (o Sakadawa) es el mes más sagrado del budismo tibetano, celebrando el nacimiento, iluminación y parinirvana (fallecimiento) de Buda Shakyamuni. En 2026, las actividades de este mes sagrado se concentran principalmente entre el 16 y el 31 de mayo, siendo el día de luna llena el más importante, donde se cree que los méritos de las acciones virtuosas se multiplican masivamente.

Te esperamos a meditar
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Jardín de Zaragoza 902, 1er piso, Jardines de Aguascalientes.
Casi esquina con Convención de 1914 Sur.
arriba de Thunder Wings, a dos cuadras de Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez

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18/05/2026

To sum up, there are two reasons why it is important to understand the nature of mind. One is because there is an intimate connection between mind and karma. The other is that our state of mind plays a crucial role in our experience of happiness and suffering. If understanding the mind is very important, what then is mind, and what is its nature?

Find out at https://www.lamayeshe.com/article/what-mind in which His Holiness the Dalai Lama explains the Buddhist concept of mind to the participants of a Mind Science symposium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA, USA.

Image of His Holiness in 1982 during the Second Dharma Celebration event at the Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi, India. From the LYWA collection.

15/05/2026

Most important is the practice you do for your mother. Do Vajrasattva practice as much as possible to purify the mother. When doing Vajrasattva practice, visualize a moon disc in your heart and on that moon disc are all sentient beings and your mother. Nectar comes to [the sentient beings], to you and also to your mother, purifying the negative karma from beginningless rebirths. It seems this is extremely beneficial and most important for you to do. lamayeshe.com/advice/strong-prayers-mother

Image of Lama Yeshe giving the Vajrasattva empowerment, Alhambra, Spain, 1982. "That evening, Lama Yeshe was about to give some students a Vajrasattva empowerment in his room at the Granada Palace Hotel when it was found that his dorje and bell had been left in Barcelona. No matter, Lama picked up two tuberose spikes and used those instead. At exactly those moments in the ritual when music is offered and the bell usually rung, the bells in the church next door began to chime— every time."

15/05/2026

In the West we are overwhelmed with so much information ... so much! A hundred thousand bits of information from the television, from newspapers, from Time magazine ... we keep learning things. But all this information brings us no conclusion, no clear direction. This is the problem. If you have too much information, how can you come to a conclusion? This is why meditation is so important. From meditation comes clarity, a clear conclusion, a deeper understanding.

-Lama Yeshe

From *Meditation Brings Clarity* LamaYeshe.com/article/meditation-brings-clarity taught in 1978 at Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, near Marseille, France.

Image of Lama Yeshe also in 1978 teaching at UCSC (University of Calif. at Santa Cruz), USA. Jon Landaw (photographer)

11/05/2026

Regresamos a nuestras actividades regulares!!! te esperamos a meditar.

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Jardín de Zaragoza 902, 1er piso, Jardines de Aguascalientes.
Casi esquina con Convención de 1914 Sur.
arriba de Thunder Wings, a dos cuadras de Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez

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04/05/2026

Regresamos de receso el próximo lunes 11 de mayo

28/04/2026

Following self-cherishing thoughts ~ Lama Zopa Rinpoche
https://justdharma.org/following-self-cherishing-thoughts/

If you follow self-cherishing thoughts, those thoughts become your identity. Then anger, pride, the jealous mind - all this negative emotional stuff arises. When you let go of the I and cherish others, negative emotional thoughts do not arise. That's very clear. Anger does not arise at those you cherish.

– Lama Zopa Rinpoche

source: http://www.lamayeshe.com/index.php?sect=article&id=588&chid=1435

27/04/2026

In Kadampa practice, the Four Deities are often emphasized, because together they represent the complete path: wisdom, compassion, protection, and swift activity.

🏵Shakyamuni Buddha - Meditating on Shakyamuni Buddha connects us to the original source of the Dharma and develops faith, clarity, and wisdom.
🏵Acala (Miyowachala) - A wrathful protector deity whose name means “The Immovable One.” Acala represents spiritual strength and discipline, helping practitioners overcome inner afflictions such as anger, laziness, and doubt.
🏵Green Tara – This female Buddha embodies quick compassionate response, encouraging practitioners to develop fearless compassion and active altruism.
🏵Avalokitesvara (Chenrezig) - Meditating on Avalokitesvara develops bodhicitta—the wish to attain enlightenment for the benefit of all beings.

✨Geshe Sonam Ngodrup will give this extraordinary Jenang (initiation) on Saturday May 2 in Amsterdam.

📝More information www.maitreya.nl.