Lama Sangyay Tendzin has been a practitioner and teacher of Dharma over 45 years, spanning time spent in study and retreat in Nepal, Ladakh, India and Tibet.

In the nineties, Lama started his charitable work under the auspices of the NCF foundation to support the poor & needy in the remote area of Kham, Nang Xian in eastern Tibet.

In 2000, Lama established THEG-CHOG NORBU LING in the South of France. There he gathered a small  resident community of ordained and Lay practitioner who deepen daily their Dharma activities under his guidance. For more information, please visit https://www.tngcentre.org.

Lama has been sporadically visiting Arizona since year 1997 and taught mainly in Phoenix and Sedona. In his absence, Lama offered hosting Ven Bardor Rinpoche and his team whenever they visit Arizona.

We share the great joy to welcome home Lama Sangyay Tendzin who welcome you to attend any of the following events.

ZOOM LINK

 Location: 6432 E Hubbell St  Scottsdale, AZ85257

Attending this event is on a Donation basis: Suggested donation: 100 US$ 

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Feel free to contact us …

Phone/Text  480 216-9828

6432 E Hubbell Street
85257, Scottsdale,
Arizona, USA
tng-phoenix@tngcentre.org

Zoom session is exclusively available to existing Lama’s students who cannot attend in person.

Ven. Lama Sangyay Tendzin welcome students for private meetings. 

Please contact to settle the time of your meeting. Donation is left to your appreciation. 

In the context of Mahayana, the concept is commonly approached as six qualities or practices that one cultivates as part of the path to enlightenment. These six aspects of excellence are:

1. ‘Jin pa’ - Generosity: The act of giving, which may be material, emotional, or spiritual.
2. ‘Tshulthrim’ - Ethical Conduct: Observing moral precepts,
3. ‘Zödpa’ - Patience: The ability to endure hardship and resilience in the face of difficulties.
4. ‘Tsöndru’ - Joyful effort: energetic attitude in the pursuit of the good and the wholesome.
5. ‘Samten’ - Meditative concentration: Stability of the mind through cultivating mindfulness.
6. ‘Sherab’ - Transcendental Wisdom: Insight into the true nature of reality, often described as the wisdom that realizes the emptiness of all phenomena.

In Vajrayana four additional aspects of excellence are added to the Bodhisattva’s training:

7. ‘Thab’ - Skilful Means, the practice of specific efficient transformative methods.
8. ‘Monlam’ - Aspiration, the practice of aspirations or the incubation the qualities of awakening.
9. ‘Tob’ - Power, the cultivation of the ten powers of a Buddha and,
10. ‘Yeshey’ - Primordial wisdom, the manifestation of coemerging wisdom in the here and now.

Such training aims at the pursuit of excellence by transcending the limitations of ordinary perception and conceptual thinking.

The development of the various aspects of Paramita rest on methods uplifting one’s vision, understanding, and conduct leading to the manifestation of the wisdom of the buddhas. There are two ways of listing the stages based on the exoteric teachings of the Sutrayana and the esoteric teachings of the Vajrayana.

Lama Sangyay Tendzin will introduce us to a clear understanding of each of the aspects leading to the excellence of the Bodhisattva’s Noble Conduct.

Request  more information (*)

Feel free to contact us …

Phone/Text  480 216-9828

tng-phoenix@tngcentre.org

(*)Zoom may be available for certain sessions upon request

Private meetings with Lama Sangyay Tendzin can be arranged. Please contact above to settle the time of your meeting. Donation on your appreciation.