Gompa

If you would like to ask questions about the Center and Buddhism in an informal setting, this orientation is for you! Orientation sessions are on the third Sunday of each month starting after the morning teachings (approx. 12pm). An experienced Center member will give a brief introduction to the Center and answer your questions. These sessions will include information about how we are organized, membership,volunteer opportunities, information about our e-mails lists, and information about the different aspects of the center, such as the Bookstore and Library.

In preparation for Tibetan New Year (Losar), Geshe Sangpo will teach two traditional Tibetan dances, so we can perform them at the Losar celebration on Sunday, Feb. 26.
Bring your twinkle toes and get ready to learn some fine stepping!
We will have additional practice sessions in the coming weeks so we can perfect our steps.

Join Kadampa Center Prison Project Team for a screening of the movie, The 13th. The movie is a provocative a mix of archival footage and testimonies from activists, politicians and historians. It examines why the US has produced the highest rate of incarceration in the world, with the majority of those imprisoned being African American. The title of the film refers to the 13th amendment to the constitution: “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States.”

Watch the trailer:

We'll watch the movie and then the Prison Project Team will lead a discussion and talk a bit about what we are doing both in the prisons and as part of reentry efforts in Wake County.

Elise to do presentation for Meredith Religions class and teacher Rebekah Velazquez

Scott Miller with do presentation for these HS students, and teacher Paul Dinkenor

Elise to provide presentation for about 109 Cary Academy HS students