Here are the events for February.

Yamantaka Purification – Saturday Feb 10, 11:00 a.m.
JTCL Temple (96 Whitehaven Cres NE)

Yamantaka means The Destroyer of Death, and is a wrathful emanation of the Buddha of Wisdom. This ritual is done to purify obstacles to one’s life and liberate the body/mind from burdens of negative influences and to offer protection from future obstacles and harm. This is especially beneficial for those who are sick or suffering from stroke; those who have energetic disorders left by trauma, unhealthy lifestyles or feel they are being possessed or being contaminated by negative energies.

IBF Nirvana Day event – Sunday Feb 11, 10:00 a.m.
Japanese Buddhist Temple (658 1 Ave NE)
Geshe la is a guest at an event held at the Japanese Buddhist Temple by the Internation Buddhist Foundation. More information here. All are welcome to attend. There will be no dharma teaching service on this day.

Tibetan New Year Potluck Lunch – Sunday Feb 18, 12:00 p.m.
Tibetan New Year falls on Feb 16. The teaching on Feb 18 will continue with the introduction to the Three Principal Aspects of the Path, followed by a potluch lunch

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Events are open to attend in-person, and are often cast on Zoom.

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Our Address:
Jam Tse Cho Ling Tibetan Buddhist Temple Calgary
924 36 St SE
Calgary, Alberta   T2A 1B9
Canada

Phone:
587-434-4011

Email:
contact@jtclcalgary.ca

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  • Tibetan word of the day: ལྷན་ཅིག་བྱེད་པའི་རྐྱེན་

    ལྷན་ཅིག་བྱེད་པའི་རྐྱེན་

    co-operating conditions

    Spelling (jorlok; Tib. སྦྱོར་ཀློག་) and pronunciation:
    ལྷན་ – la ha-tak hla na hlen
    ཅིག་ – ca gigu ci ga cig (chik)
    བྱེད་ – ba ya-tak ja drengbu je da je
    པའི་ – pa a gigu i pe
    རྐྱེན་ – ra ka-tak ka ya-tak kya drengbu kye na kyen
    hlen chik je pe kyen

    From class, we discussed results that do and don’t use the
    co-operating conditions of soil and water, such as a tree and fire, respectively.


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