Drepung Loseling Monastery Inc.

10/23/2026

Emory-Tibet Week begins Monday!

https://tibet.emory.edu/tibet-week-2026.html

10/21/2026

Celebrate 25 years of Tibet Week at Emory!

Join us Oct. 26-31 for “A Legacy of Compassion,” honoring Emory University and the Center for Contemplative Science and Compassion Based Ethics longstanding partnership with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Drepung Loseling Monastery. Most events take place in Ackerman Hall at the Michael C. Carlos Museum.

Highlights:
✨ Watch the Drepung Loseling monks of the Mystical Arts of Tibet create a sand mandala of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion
✨ Try your hand at sand painting (Oct. 27-30)
✨ Guided compassion meditations
✨ Panel discussions on compassion-based education and research
✨ The “Compassion: What Moves You?” exhibition
✨ Closing ceremony on Oct. 31, when the mandala is deconstructed and the sand is shared to spread its blessings

All events are free and open to the public.

https://news.emory.edu/stories/2026/10/celebrate-25-years-tibet-week-emory

https://tibet.emory.edu/tibet-week-2026.html

The 2026 festivities are set for Oct. 26-31, with most taking place in the Michael C. Carlos Museum’s Ackerman Hall. From the beloved mandala sand painting to exhibition tours, commemorate a legacy of compassion.

10/20/2026

Public Talk -The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva:�Training, Mindfulness and Mental Alertness - Geshe Ngawang Phende - 10-20-26

10/20/2026

Medicine Buddha Practice - Geshe Ngawang Phende - October 20, 2026

10/19/2026

In this inspiring talk, Tibetan Buddhist nuns from Sravasti Abbey will explore how hope arises not from wishful thinking or avoiding difficulties, but from transforming the way we relate to them. Drawing on the Buddha’s teachings and their own years of monastic training and contemplative practice, they will discuss how understanding impermanence, cultivating compassion, and training the mind can help us face adversity with resilience and an open heart.

Full Details: https://bit.ly/MaintainingHopeDLM

10/18/2026

Sunday Meditation Practice - Geshe Ngawang Phende - October 18, 2026

10/14/2026

Emory-Tibet Week with the Center for Contemplative Science and Compassion Based Ethics celebrates its 25th year! Visit the Michael C. Carlos Museum at the end of October for another week packed with panel discussions, lectures, a mandala sand painting live exhibition with the monks of the Mystical Arts of Tibet, and much, much more. https://tibet.emory.edu/tibet-week-2026.html

10/13/2026

Public Talk - The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva:�Teaching the Antidote to the Afflictions - Geshe Ngawang Phende - 10-13-26

10/13/2026

Medicine Buddha Practice - Geshe Ngawang Phende - 10-13-26

10/13/2026

This year’s retreat will focus on, “The Three Principal Aspects of the Path,” a short text in fourteen verses by the illustrious scholar and adept, Je Tsongkhapa.

The founder of the Geluk school of Tibetan Buddhism, Je Tsongkhapa was a brilliant thinker and teacher, a prolific author, and a great practitioner. In this brief text, he distills the entire path to enlightenment into three essential practices presented as a practical manual for the practitioner.

With his characteristic precision and clarity, Je Tsongkhapa elucidates each of the three paths: renunciation, a genuine resolve to emerge from suffering and its causes; bodhicitta, an altruistic aspiration to achieve Buddhahood; and the correct view of reality, that is, understanding that the conventional and ultimate dimensions of reality are not mutually negating, but complementary.

Details on attending: https://bit.ly/YearEndRetreat2026