Thursday 18 – Sunday 21 January 2024

A program of talks and empowerments will be held in the beautiful space of a traditional Tibetan temple at the Peaceful Land of Joy Meditation Centre in Yuroke from 18-21 January. We are delighted and honoured to welcome Venerable Zasep Tulku Rinpoche to the centre.

The teaching series includes:

Three Principal Paths Teaching 7.30 pm Thursday 18 January 2024 

The three principal paths encapsulate the range of the Buddha’s teachings, from entering the path of meditation and progressing through the stages to the achievement of complete enlightenment. By being familiar with the three principal paths we understand the key Buddhist concepts.

Green Tara Initiation 10 am Saturday 20 January 2024 

By relying on Tara we are quickly able to achieve our goals. Practice of Green Tara helps to achieve worldly wishes and is a great support for our Dharma practice. Initiation is a blessing, but also it empowers us to be able to do Green Tara meditation practice.

Green Tara Powa Practice 2pm Saturday 20 January 2024 

Powa is transference of consciousness. As our life draws to an end, the powa meditation techniques can help to transfer our consciousness at death to a pure land. A pure land rebirth provides ideal circumstances for Dharma practice and is without any form of manifest suffering.

White Tara Long Life Initiation 10 am Sunday 21 January 2024

The practice and initiation of long life White Tara are the cause of good health and long life.

White Tara Long Life Practice  2 pm Sunday 21 January 2024

Following on from the morning initiation, Rinpoche will provide instruction on how to perform long life White Tara meditation practice.

For details about registration and accomodation for overseas, interstate and out of town visitors (limited) and the registration please click here

Information about Venerable Zasep Tulku

A highly realised and internationally respected teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, Venerable Acharya Zasep Tulku Rinpoche, will teach at the Peaceful Land of Joy Meditation Centre in Melbourne commencing 18 January.

Born in Tibet in 1948, Zasep Tulku was recognised as the 13th reincarnation of Lama Konchog Tenzin of Zuru Monastery.

From 1976 to 1979 Rinpoche was translator to the Tibetan Buddhist Society’s founder, Venerable Geshe Acharya Thubten Loden, at Chenrezig Institute. He formed and maintained a close relationship with Geshe-la.

Since 1976 Zasep Tulku has taught western Dharma students in Australia, Canada, and the United States, and has developed Dharma centres in each of these countries.

Rinpoche regularly visits these centres and offers extensive teachings, initiations and retreats.

Rinpoche has also written a number of books which cover Tara practice, his autobiography and a book on Mahamudra practice.