In Tibet a shedra was a college of studies attached to a major monastery. Relatively few monasteries were large enough to possess shedras and often young monks had to travel to the principal monasteries of their tradition for such studies. Read more about how a system of shedra study has been established here in the UK by Lama Jampa Thaye.
27th - 31st December 2010
10:30 am – 4.00 pm each day
Manchester Conference Centre,
Sackville Street,
Manchester, M1 3BB
Part 2 of Lama Jampa Thaye teaching:
'The Instructions of the Supreme Siddhas' by Situ Tenpe Nyinjay
This teaching is a commentary upon Ranjung Dorje’s text, The Prayer of Mahamudra which is an account of both the stages of practice of the Mahamudra and also a defence of its validity. It has enjoyed enormous importance in the Kagyu tradition because of this two-fold purpose.
In Tibet a shedra was a college of studies attached to a major monastery. Relatively few monasteries were large enough to possess shedras and often young monks had to travel to the principal monasteries of their tradition for such studies. Read
This teaching is a commentary upon Ranjung Dorje’s text, The Prayer of Mahamudra which is an account of both the stages of practice of the Mahamudra and also a defence of its validity. It has enjoyed enormous importance in the Kagyu tradition because of this two-fold purpose.