The three Vajrayana practices most utilized at KCC are these: Vajrasattva, Chenrezi (Avalokiteshvara), and Green Tara. Often when speaking in Tibetan, the word for empowerment is modified with ‘ripening’. That is to say, just receiving an empowerment can create some spiritual momentum in our lives and practice.
The three Vajrayana practices most utilized at KCC are these: Vajrasattva, Chenrezi (Avalokiteshvara), and Green Tara. Often when speaking in Tibetan, the word for empowerment is modified with ‘ripening’. That is to say, just receiving an empowerment can create some spiritual momentum in our lives and practice.
Introduction to Shamatha Meditation and the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism
Most of us find that we first have an interest in Buddhism and meditation before we are able to engage in meditation regularly. We might sit when there is a […]
We have invited Lama Sarah Harding to lead a discussion around how to practice with and relate to harmful behaviors by dharma teachers.
We are overjoyed to have Ringu Tulku Rinpoche visiting KCC to share his unique blend of learning, practice, and warmth with our extended sangha. Having been offering teachings to foreigners […]
KCC’s 2023 Blooming Lotus Vajriety Show will be packed as always with humor and song. This year, given the level of suffering in the world and the depth of our […]
KCC's annual tradition returns with a family-friendly celebration of bodhisattvas from all traditions. This potluck of sweet and savory finger food will be held in the shrine room, where community […]
On New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, we will continue with our long-standing tradition of hosting two days of practice and aspiration prayers to purposefully conclude one year and intentionally move into the next.
UPDATE: Due to the winter storm and damage to our heating system, this event is now POSTPONED UNTIL APRIL
KCC Book Group meets the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Tuesdays of the month
9:30 to 11:00 a.m. at KCC Portland Center (No Zoom)
Everyone is welcome
Interested? Contact Cynthia@kcc.org if you have questions.
We meet to share the embodied female experience in our lives and practice. This includes the stories of Buddhist women from the past as well as the women we know […]
