Clarifying the View- teachings from Introduction to the Middle Way
(Chandrakīrti’s Madhyamakāvatāra)
Friday, Oct 26
7-9 pm
Saturday, Oct 27
8:30-9:30 am
(sitting-practice)
10 am - 1 pm
2 pm - 5 pm
Teachings held at:
The Sanctuary
2633 Jefferson Park Circle, Charlottesville, VA
Space is limited. Please register early.
To register & for more info, contact Jess Dennison at
(434) 293-2737 or email jesrene1926@hotmail.com
Weekend program will be offered by Dr. Hun Lye, a native of Malaysia. Born and raised in a Buddhist environment, Dr. Lye also has a doctoral degree in Buddhist studies from University of Virginia. He has received teachings and trainings from a range of teachers of various traditions but primarily grounds his practice in the Drigung Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. In the last eight years, he taught at Buddhist centers, temples and monasteries in Asia and in the US. Dr. Lye also leads study and pilgrimage trips to Central Tibet. He currently lives in a cabin in Asheville, NC, where he is on the faculty of Warren Wilson College.
Suggested donation*: $50 (really, only a suggestion!)
*All donations support the education of monks and nuns in Drigung, Tibet
7-9 pm
Saturday, Oct 27
8:30-9:30 am
(sitting-practice)
10 am - 1 pm
2 pm - 5 pm
Teachings held at:
The Sanctuary
2633 Jefferson Park Circle, Charlottesville, VA
Space is limited. Please register early.
To register & for more info, contact Jess Dennison at
(434) 293-2737 or email jesrene1926@hotmail.com
Weekend program will be offered by Dr. Hun Lye, a native of Malaysia. Born and raised in a Buddhist environment, Dr. Lye also has a doctoral degree in Buddhist studies from University of Virginia. He has received teachings and trainings from a range of teachers of various traditions but primarily grounds his practice in the Drigung Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. In the last eight years, he taught at Buddhist centers, temples and monasteries in Asia and in the US. Dr. Lye also leads study and pilgrimage trips to Central Tibet. He currently lives in a cabin in Asheville, NC, where he is on the faculty of Warren Wilson College.
Suggested donation*: $50 (really, only a suggestion!)
*All donations support the education of monks and nuns in Drigung, Tibet
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