Becoming Your Own Therapist
What We Can and Cannot Control
Friday, March 1, 2024
7:00pm – 8:30pm PST (Pacific Standard Time)
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How can we find true happiness within ourselves? How can we
develop our mind and emotions to achieve lasting
satisfaction? In this talk, Geshe Tashi will show us how to
apply the wisdom of Buddhist psychology to our daily
lives. He will guide us on how to cultivate clarity and
wisdom in dealing with what we can and cannot control.
As Lama Yeshe said:
Join us in this inspiring and practical talk. All are welcome.
Geshe Tashi Dhondup was born into a
nomadic family on the Tibetan plateau in Kham. At the age
of 14, he entered the local monastery, and at 17, he
embarked on a harrowing 29-day nighttime journey to Nepal
for further education. He studied Buddhist philosophy in
Tibet, India, and Nepal, completing his Geshe studies at
Kopan Monastery in 2004.
Beginning in 2005, Geshe Dhondup served as the philosophy
teacher at the Kopan Nunnery for six years. In 2010, he
became the headmaster of the Kopan School, a role he held
for three years. From 2013, he was both headmaster and
philosophy teacher at the Kopan Nunnery for seven
years. In 2021, Geshe Dhondup took on the role of Kopan's
disciplinarian.
Geshe-la speaks Tibetan, Nepalese, Hindi, English,
Chinese, and the highly endangered language of Minyak.
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