As most of you know and some have experienced, White Tara has been the sangha's primary practice under the direction of Drupon Rinchen Dorjee Rinpoche. It has been our our Wednesday evening group practice for more than two years. In addition to being a direct expression of compassion, White Tara is also a long life practice. especially important in these chaotic and turbulent times.
Practiced by all four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism, White Tara has been the main deity practice of many well-known Buddhist scholars and siddhas in both India and Tibet, foremost among whom where Nagarjuna and Atisha. White Tara's special function is to promote long life, both for the practitioner and for others. Ultimately, she is the very nature of the dharmakaya, and her practice is a means for attaining liberation.

Please join us for the opportunity to receive this empowerment together and connect with White Tara, Rinpoche and the Sangha at our center:
Friday, January 16th 7:30 pm - Empowerment for the White Tara Practice
(English translation by Tracy Howard)
Saturday, January 17th 9am to 12pm - White Tara teachings
Noon to 12pm - Lunch Break
2 to 5pm - White Tara teachings
Sunday, January 18th 9am to Noon - Shamata Teachings and Practice Instruction
Noon to 2pm - Lunch Break
2 to 5pm - Shamata Teachings and Practice Instruction
Suggested donation: $100 for entire weekend, $40 for individual days
All donations help to support the practice of Tibetan Buddhism in the Drikung Kagyu tradition in Chicago and the presence of our revered teacher.
For more information, contact ratnachi@hotmail.com or phone Bill Pope at 312.933.6824
All donations help to support the practice of Tibetan Buddhism in the Drikung Kagyu tradition in Chicago and the presence of our revered teacher.
For more information, contact ratnachi@hotmail.com or phone Bill Pope at 312.933.6824
Note: If you have not received Refuge and would like to take Refuge, please phone 630-667-9662 and we will arrange for you to take Refuge with Drupon Dorjee prior to the White Tara Empowerment.
Tashi delek,
Bill Pope

