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Because of an ongoing retreat From Friday 5th of July During this period we are not able to perform the pujas. Thank you for your understanding. |
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The universe exists for us only when we experience it with the body or with the mind. It is nowhere else, it is always in the here and now, and the exploration of this here and now is the only way in which we can explore the world. Unless we explore this inner world, we can never know reality. We will just know our intellectual conceptions and opinions about it.
Nalanda Monastery is happy to be able to organize again a big Lam Rim retreat during the Summer of 2019. Three smaller Lam Rim retreat cycles form one big retreat! You can join just for one, two or all three cycles in one go.
Study at Nalanda Monastery
The Basic Program
The FPMT Basic Program was designed by Lama Zopa Rinpoche as an integrated program of Buddhist studies suitable for a contemporary setting.
It is a five-year comprehensive, practice-oriented transmission of the Buddhadharma for committed students who wish to progress beyond introductory level of study and practice.
The FPMT Basic Program is offered at a variety of levels, both residential and non-residential, in FPMT centers worldwide. It is also available as Homestudy and as Basic Program Online.
The third FPMT Basic Program at Nalanda Monastery started in February 2018.
Read more about the Basic Program
The Masters Program
The FPMT Masters Program in Buddhist Studies of Sutra and Tantra is the unique vision of Lama Thubten Yeshe, first implemented and developed into the current curriculum by Geshe Jampa Gyatso. As a full-time study program with integrated practice and training components, it aims at providing serious students of Lama Tsongkhapa’s tradition greater depth of study and trains qualified teachers of Buddhist theory and practice.
At Nalanda, the program consists of seven years of study of five great texts, with integrated training and service components, and one year of retreat.
The Masters Program started at Nalanda Monastery in September 2013.
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