Gunnar Nu Hansens Pl. 72100 København

MEDITATION AND MEETING COURSE HALL

BUDDHIST CENTER COPENHAGEN

Svanemøllevej 56, 2100 Copenhagen Ø

The program with Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche and

Lama Ole Nydahl will take place in the garden of the

Buddhist center

Lectures with travelling teachers, explanations of meditations and social events will take place in the hall Idrætshuset

COURSE LOCATIONS

Meditation and meeting course hall is open.

Possibility to meditate, leave luggage for a day, take shower or spend time in a beautiful park nearby. There are many cafes and supermarkets in the area.

14:00 - cafe with coffee, tapas and cakes is open in the hall.

Public lecture with

Lama Ole Nydahl

Check-in registration starts at

11:00

Area is open for entry from 15:00 Cafe with lounge music and getting together.

FRIDAY, 19.07

17:00

10:00 - 16:00

AFTER THE LECTURE

Copenhagen Buddhist Center Meditation and meeting hall

SATURDAY, 20.07

Lectures with traveling teachers, Ngondro practice explanations and possibility for individual practice.

Inauguration of the Copenhagen

Victory Stupa

Check-in registration starts at 09:00

Guided meditation on the 16th Karmapa.

Presentations, fundraising event, live music and DJ.

16:00

20:00

11:00

Copenhagen Buddhist Center Meditation and meeting hall

SUNDAY, 21.07

Initiation into Buddha of Limitless Light

given by Sherab Gyaltsen

Rinpoche

Check-in registration starts at 09:00

11:00

Blessing for everybody will start appr. in 1 hour after

initiation.

The inauguration of the Copenhagen Victory Stupa is a celebration of the historical moment in 1972, when Hannah and Ole Nydahl first brought the timeless transmission of the Buddhist Karma Kagyu lineage from H.H. the 16th Karmapa, Rangjung Rigpe Dorje to Denmark and then during the next 47 years spread it to the West.

Information about the project:www.copenhagen-stupa.dk

The course is organised by Karma Kadjy School, Diamond Way Buddhist organisation of Denmark.

Practical information about the course www.course.buddha.dkCopenhagen Buddhist Center