July Schedule

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Hello Dharma Friends,

We hope everyone is enjoying the summer so far.

The regular schedule resumes starting Wed Jul 16 with 6:30 pm meditation/prayer.

This is the schedule for the remainder of July.

16 Jul, Wed

6:30 – 8pm

Meditation and Tara Prayer

  • 20m meditation followed by Tara prayer

20 Jul, Sun

11am – 12:30pm

Regular Dharma teaching

  • Topic: Three Principal aspects of the Path

23 Jul, Wed

6:30 – 8pm

Meditation and Tara Prayer

  • 20m meditation followed by Tara prayer

27 Jul, Sun

Cancelled teaching

  • No teaching. Geshe la was invited to a ceremony at Bat Nha Temple

30 Jul, Wed

6:30 – 8pm

Meditation and Tara Prayer

  • 20m meditation followed by Tara prayer

Scheduling is subject to change, please refer to the website calendar for the latest schedule: https://jtclcalgary.ca/calendar/

You can also attend virtually 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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