PAST TLC EVENTS

2024

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2-25-24 ON ZOOM "Understanding Tukdam" with Lama Lakshey Zangpo Rinpoche. Program Focus: Lama Lakshey offers a rare opportunity to hear teachings on tukdam, a meditative state recognized in Vajrayana Buddhism that some accomplished practitioners enter after death. This honorific term means "one engaged in meditation," describing a period when the consciousness remains absorbed in a state of profound luminosity and stillness. Traditionally, tukdam is associated with great, realized beings who have attained a deep understanding of the nature of mind. From the Buddhist perspective, such realized beings can enter a state where they remain in meditative absorption for days or longer after clinical death. Lama Lakshey explains and answers questions about how we can also aspire to accomplish this state through dedicated meditation practice, devotion, and our pure commitment to benefit beings. Lama Lakshey Rinpoche was born in Golok, Tibet. He began his training in the Kathok Nyingma tradition at Mardo Tashi Choling and later studied at Larung Gar with HH Jigme Phuntsok Rinpoche and other masters. Rinpoche was formally recognized and later enthroned by HH Katog Getse Rinpoche. In 2011 Lama Lakshey founded and is the spiritual advisor of Tsinta Mani Choling. He also served on the Board of Directors of Joru Foundation. He has taught widely and his modern approach to teaching meditation addresses the needs of people from a variety of backgrounds.

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3-24-24 ON ZOOM "Life in Relation to Death" with Lama Tsering Everest. Program Focus: Lama Tsering Everest leads participants through a contemplation of the teachings she received from her teacher, Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche, using his book ‘Life in Relation to Death’. This honest reflection on the subject of life and death brings the truth of impermanence and the importance of transition to our attention in a poignant and inspiring way. Lama Tsering Everest is recognized as an emanation of Tara, a holder of the Red Tara lineage, and after her three-year retreat was ordained as a lama by HE Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche. She acted as Chagdud Rinpoche’s translator for 11 years and has been teaching and offering empowerments since the mid-1990s. Lama Tsering is now the resident lama and director of Chagdud Gonpa Odsal Ling in São Paulo, Brazil. She teaches and leads retreats across Brazil, Chile, New Zealand, Australia, and returns to North America annually. Her warmth, humor, and compassion are reflected in this teaching as she helps us recognize how essential Dharma practice is, and how it prepares us for the end of life.

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2023

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2-26-23 ON ZOOM "Mindful Living, Mindful Death: Assisting a Loved One Through a Graceful Transition" with Lama Glenn Mullin. Program Focus: Lama Glenn discusses various aspects of Vajrayana Buddhist practice related to the end of life, highlighting the importance of dream yoga and sadhana practice, and the necessity of accomplishing p'howa before transition. His talk encompasses descriptions of the dissolution of the body's elements, the bardo experience after death, and other related aspects of preparing for death. Stories of his personal experiences sitting at bedside are shared and a few questions and answers are included. Lama Glenn Mullin is an international Buddhist teacher and the author of over thirty books on Tibetan Buddhism, among them, ‘The Tibetan Book of the Dead - An Illustrated Edition’ and ‘Living in the Face of Death’. About this volume, Elizabeth Kübler-Ross wrote, “I am grateful to the author for the immense labor he has put into this masterpiece.” A devoted student of HH the Dalai Lama and other Vajrayana Buddhist masters as well as a curator of Tibetan art and dance, Lama Glenn leads pilgrimages to power spots in Tibet.

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3-25-23 ON ZOOM "The Death of Death ~ Tibetan Views on the Ultimate Journey" with Andrew Holecek. Program Focus: Andrew Holecek discusses the Tibetan perspective of death as ultimately being an illusion and how to incorporate the view that it provides us with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to realize the truth of our deathless nature. By examining the nature of fear, he explores what does end, what continues, and where we go after we die. This talk includes inspiring information about how to utilize dreaming and dream yoga, how mediation can and will help us prepare for transition, and why the Tibetan approach to death is one of the greatest gifts to humanity. Andrew Holecek is an internationally known Dharma teacher and author who often blends the wisdom of the East with knowledge from the West. The focus of his study extends from lucid dreaming and resolving obstacles in meditation to death and dying. An expert on lucid dreaming and the Tibetan yogas of sleep and dream, Dr. Holecek is a member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, and the author of scientific papers on lucid dreaming. This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page.

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4-22-23 ON ZOOM "Care for the End of Life and Terminal Illness" with Stephanie Crawford, RN, BSN, Death Doula and Hospice Nurse. Program Focus: This unique discussion about end-of-life care guides us through the death doula role, the differences between hospice and palliative care, and ways to ritualize dying. Stephanie Crawford began her nursing career on a trauma and oncology unit at Stanford Hospital where she was introduced to the complexities of our current healthcare system, especially those related to end-of-life care. After witnessing many chaotic, traumatic, and unprepared-for hospital deaths, she founded 'Awakened Endings', in order to educate and assist with quality of life via her death doula practice. During this program Stephanie explains the importance of  healing death-related fear and anxiety by cultivating peace and ease through mindfulness, spiritual exploration, education, and practical planning, with the belief that dying is a sacred part of life that unifies us in our experience as human beings. Questions and answers are included - suitable for a wide audience. This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page.

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6-3-23 ON ZOOM "Living with Sudden Loss ~ An Interactive Program" with Lama Choyang. Program Focus: Lama Choyang explores the often unspoken of territory around loss and the aspects of grief that often accompany a traumatic or sudden death. This program included a poignant guided mediation. Participants were able to speak about their experience and Lama Choyang's comments and insights were relevant to all the ways we experience mourning and bereavement. In her consistently accessible manner, she drew from her experience as a hospice chaplain and dharma teacher and led the group to embrace an open-hearted acceptance of grief along with the potential to heal. Lama Choyang (Allison Rader), a Tibetan Buddhist teacher, worked for five years as a chaplain with Hospice of Humboldt. Her root teachers are Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche and his Dzogchen lineage holder, Lama Drimed Norbu. She completed seven years of retreat under Lama Drimed's guidance and was ordained by him in 2009. Lama Choyang teaches dharma, leads retreats, and offers grief counseling, grief workshops, and spiritual mentoring in Arcata, CA, and online. This video is available on our Free TLC Videos page and YouTube Channel.

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8-12-23 ON ZOOM "Knowing and Protecting Your Rights at the End of Life - Expert Advice About Advance Directives" with Rick Beeman, Founder and Executive Director of Ars Moriendi Project, chaplain, and author of 'My Dying Wishes'. Program Focus: This presentation focused on the reasons why adults need to have an “Advance Directive” and how to create one that adequately defines one’s end-of-life wishes. Participants received help with identifying a qualified person to act as a medical power of attorney, and had questions answered about Advance Directive issues. Information was offered on how to attach an “addenda” to any basic Advance Directive, and attendees were given tools to help them open up informed conversations with their loved ones about their end-of-life desires. Rick Beeman's  books, 'My Dying Wishes: How I Want to Be Treated as I Go and After I’m Gone', and its related workbook, 'Advance Directive Essentials' were utilized and are recommended by TLC. Rick Beeman has been a chaplain for forty years, as well as an author, videographer, documentarian, and YouTuber. His work with Ars Moriendi Project is dedicated to improving the quality of life for elders as the end-of-life approaches, the emphasis being on providing education, resources, and advocacy for elders relating to aging, dying, and death. This video is available on our Free TLC Videos page and YouTube Channel.

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9-23-23 ON ZOOM "Natural Freedom Upon Hearing - Teachings on the Bardos" with Gochen Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche, translated by Vanessa Kubota. Program Focus: Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche provides explanations regarding the six, four, two and essential bardos from the Vajrayana perspective. During this program Rinpoche teaches from his book 'Natural Freedom Upon Hearing' for the first time and  encourages us to practice as he discusses the process at death that provides the opportunity to recognize pure awareness. Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche’s brilliant knowledge brings a fresh perspective and clarifies confusion, particularly concerning the dying process as found in the Tibetan Book of the Dead. His book and this teaching are inspired by the teachings on the peaceful and wrathful deities and Shitro cycles. Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche is the founder and spiritual director of Ewam International Centers around the world. He is well known to be an outstanding meditation master, teacher, scholar, author, and a master stupa builder. Rinpoche established the Turquoise Leaf practice center for nuns in Nepal and India, The Garden of One Thousand Buddhas in Montana, Pema Khandroling in New Mexico, and his main seat, nunnery and monastery in India, Nupchen Namchak Monastery, among other centers.

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10-28-23 ON ZOOM "Cutting Through Fear in the Dying Process" with Jetsunma Jamyang Yeshe Palmo. Program Focus: Jetsunma Palmo helps us look at the often hidden fact that our fears are a major obstacle to a calm and peaceful transition. She succinctly explains how the process of practice in the Hinayana, Mahayana, and Vajrayana traditions increases our potential to remain in a state of awareness as we approach death. Jetsunma also shares contemplations to assist us in letting go attachment, and subsequently fear. Jetsunma Jamyang Yeshe Palmo is a teacher at Turquoise Leaf Nunnery in Pharping, Nepal; Retreat Master and teacher at Kusum Khandro Ling; and a resident teacher at Ewam Buddhist Center in Arles, Montana with Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche, who enthroned her. She completed nine years of retreat and nine years of formal study at Ngagyur Nyingma Institute under HH Penor Rinpoche. She was recognized by Sakya Trizin Rinpoche as the reincarnation of Freda Bedi, known as Sister Palmo, who helped bring Buddhism into the west in the early 1970's and, on the urging of HH the 16th Karmapa, was the first western woman to receive full ordination. Jetsunma Palmo also studied western philosophy and psychology in the US. This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page.

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12-2-23 ON ZOOM "Present at the Bedside-The Wisdom of Vimalakirti" with Judith Simmer-Brown Ph.D. Program Focus: Judith Simmer-Brown offers an inspiring teaching and PowerPoint presentation of contemporary Buddhist slogans and art related to the Buddhist Master Vimalakirti's teachings that embrace illness and death as "the Path". In addition, this program includes a very informative overview of Buddhist chaplaincy and educational opportunities for both professionals and lay persons who wish to deepen their understanding of how to benefit those approaching death. Highly recommended by TLC.

Judith Simmer-Brown, Ph.D., is Distinguished Professor of Contemplative and Religious Studies Emeritus at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado, where she has taught since 1978. A Buddhist practitioner since the early 1970’s, she became a student of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche in 1974, and served as an acharya in Shambhala from 2000-2022. Her teaching specialties are meditation practice, Buddhist philosophy, tantric Buddhism, Buddhist chaplaincy, and contemplative higher education. Her book, Dakini’s Warm Breath (Shambhala 2001), explores the feminine principle as it reveals itself in meditation practice and everyday life for women and men. Ms. Simmer-Brown’s teaching legacy and accessibility and her work in the Buddhist education and chaplaincy arenas are highly esteemed. This video is available on our TLC's Rental Videos page.

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2022

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2-12-22 ON ZOOM "The Importance of Faith During the Dying Process" with Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel. Program Focus: An exploration of faith, mind, transience, and the nature of reality, and how our understanding prepares us for transition. Ms. Namgyel's sharp insights and personable anecdotes inform a rich, investigative conversation with participants, examining our relationship with ego, identity, and conceptualization. Elizabeth Namgyel is the retreat master of Samten Ling in Crestone, Colorado and has spent over six years in retreat under the guidance of Dzigar Kontrul Rinpoche. She holds a degree in anthropology and an M.A. in Buddhist Studies. Elizabeth teaches throughout the U.S., Australia, Europe, and South America, and is the author of 'The Power of an Open Question: The Buddha’s Path to Freedom' and 'The Logic of Faith: the Buddhist Path to Finding Certainty Beyond Belief and Doubt'. [This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page.]

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4-16, 5-21 & 6-25-22 ON ZOOM "Dream Yoga"with Khenpo Paljor Gyatso, translated by Vanessa Kubota ~ A 3-Part Series. Program Focus: Dream Yoga is a profound and accessible practice that introduces the Dream Bardo. This transitional state is very similar to the bardo entered during the transition of death, experienced as the “clear light”. Familiarizing with this gateway allows practitioners to more easily attain liberation. Dream yoga’s focus on transforming the dream state into Buddhist practice is a training that anyone can accomplish. This transmission, called "Liberation Through Hearing", is taken from the source text of the Bardo Thodol, or 'Tibetan Book of the Dead', specifically intended for those with the foundation of faith and devotion and optimally, a background in Secret Mantra. Khenpo Paljor Gyatso is from the Kathok lineage of the Nyingma school, and is a disciple of Khenchen Jigme Phuntsok and Khenchen Tsultrim Lodro, among other masters. He was sent by his teachers to the west, and is now a resident lama at Pure Land of Iowa Buddhist Center. [This video will soon be available on our TLC Rental Videos page.]

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6-4-22 ON ZOOM “Lighting the Path through Loss and Grief” with Jetsunma Jamyang Yeshe Palmo. Program Focus: Working with the grief of facing death and how to overcome the bereavement of losing loved ones. Jetsunma Palmo applies her knowledge of Buddhist scripture and western psychology to approach the emotional feelings that arise as we face loss and the truth of impermanence and death. She discusses the "Four Thoughts that Turn the Mind", the power of contemplating and practicing the Vajrayana path, and unconditional love as essential for working with grief. Jetsunma Jamyang Yeshe Palmo was recognized by His Holiness Sakya Trizin Rinpoche as the rebirth of Karma Tsultrim Kechog Palmo, known as Freda Bedi and later as Sister Palmo, who helped bring Buddhism into the west in the early 1970's, and who was the first westerner to take Vajrayana ordination as a nun. Her root gurus are H.H Tulku Sangngak Rinpoche and H.H Penor Rinpoche. She completed nine years of study at Ngagyur Nyingma Nunnery at Namdroling, and nine years of retreat. Jetsunma studied world religions and has a degree in western psychology, and is director of the study and practice centers of Turquoise Leaf Nunnery and Kusum Khandro Ling. She currently teaches at Ewam Buddhist Center in Arles, Montana. [This video is available on our Free TLC Videos page and YouTube Channel.]

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7-23-22 ON ZOOM "Moving through Grief with Trust ~ An Interactive Program with Lama Choyang.". Program Focus: A shared conversation between Lama Choyang and participants about actively working with grief. Personal loss, the impact of our climate crisis, the war in Ukraine, and the ongoing pandemic are all addressed. Lama Choyang explores how we access our refuge, the ground, and the spaciousness to stay present for our suffering hearts and world, drawing from her experience as a hospice chaplain and dharma teacher. Lama Choyang (Allison Rader) is a Tibetan Buddhist teacher who worked as a hospice chaplain for five years with Hospice of Humboldt. Her root teachers are Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche and his Dzogchen lineage holder, Lama Drimed Norbu. She completed seven years of retreat under Lama Drimed's guidance and was ordained by him in 2009. Lama Choyang teaches dharma, leads retreats, and offers grief counseling, grief workshops, and spiritual mentoring in Arcata, CA, and online. [An excerpt from this teaching is available on TLC's Free TLC Videos page and YouTube Channel.]

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8-20-22 ON ZOOM "New Choices: Alternative Interment & Green Burial" with Ed Bixby, President of the Green Burial Council and owner of Destination Destiny and green cemeteries across the US, and Seth Viddal, partner with The Natural Funeral and Reverent Body Care, Parlor Magazine, and naturaltransitions.org. Program Focus: This presentation is perfect for those interested in or curious about new, alternative interment methods and funeral practices that offer a dignified resting place and also protect the environment. These two professionals introduce and explain the new forms and aspects of "green burial" and other alternatives to conventional burial and cremation which, unknown to many, causes detrimental impacts on our environment. A significant amount of information is shared that will assist with making decisions about end of life disposition and other concerns, and how we can protect the environment at the end of life. A powerpoint presentation as well as questions and answers are included. Highly recommended by TLC. [This video is available on our Free TLC Video's page and YouTube Channel.]

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9-10-22 "Tibetan Medical Approaches to Care in the Dying Process" with Dr. Nashalla Gwyn Nyinda, Menpa TMD MA Acu LMT. Program focus: Dr. Nyinda, Menpa guides the listener toward a deeper understanding of the views of Tibetan medicine and what takes place during the dying process. Using a powerpoint presentation, she offers detailed instruction and personal anecdotes during this very informative and compassion-based teaching, very helpful for those who are approaching the end of life, caregivers, and families. Dr. Nashalla began the study of Tibetan Medicine in 1999 and treated patients starting in 2004. Encouraged by her root teacher, Very Venerable Thrangu Rinpoche, she continued her Tibetan medical studies at the Chagpori Institute Clinic, India, and other educational institutions in Tibet and elsewhere. Dr. Nyinda is an Adjunct Professor at Naropa University and teaches healing techniques worldwide. She also teaches Buddhism at the Rocky Mountain Thrangu Center, and is the director of the Nyinda Clinic of Tibetan Medicine & Holistic Healing Clinic in Boulder, Colorado. [This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page. Note: Click here to see the slides from this program.]

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11-5-22 "The Bardo of Luminosity" with Tsoknyi Rinpoche. Program Focus: With candid humor and a fresh perspective, Tsoknyi Rinpoche sheds light on the opportunities we have in our everyday lives, in our spiritual practice, and during death itself, to recognize our true nature. He encourages us to familiarize with pure awareness, and not to be afraid of dying, telling us that this life is "just another chapter". Rinpoche  lucidly points out how we can break through ordinary perception to develop our bodhicitta motivation so we may pass without regrets. These instructions are geared toward and very helpful for Buddhist practitioners and meditators. Tsoknyi Rinpoche is a world renowned Vajrayana Buddhist teacher and author, a tulku of the Drukpa Kagyu and Nyingma lineages, and the founder of the Pundarika Foundation. He was recognized by the 16th Karmapa as the reincarnation of Drubwang Tsoknyi Rinpoche. He helped to oversee the Tergar Osel Ling Monastery, founded in Kathmandu, Nepal by his father, Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche, and under his leadership it has "thrived and grown into a mature sangha of dedicated practitioners”, including westerners. Tsoknyi Rinpoche has been a great supporter of nuns, particularly the Tsoknyi Nangchen Nuns in Eastern Tibet, and this is the subject of a wonderful documentary called "Blessings: The Tsoknyi Nangchen Nuns of Tibet" narrated by Richard Gere. [This video is available on our Free TLC Videos page and YouTube Channel.]

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2021

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1-31-21 ON ZOOM "Releasing Attachment to Prepare for the Bardo" with Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche. Program Focus: Venerable Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche, an esteemed scholar, Dzogchen master, and highly qualified teacher in the Palyul lineage of Vajrayana Buddhism, teaches and guides us with an excellent and comprehensive overview of preparing for death, covering many points for practitioners with personal advice and anecdotes. Khenchen's ability to reach westerners and present dharma accessibly, and with wisdom and humor, is a source of great delight. Click here for a Chinese translation of this teaching. Highly recommended. [This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page.]

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11/20-4/21 ON ZOOM "Meditations from Here to Hereafter~A Six-Part Teaching Series" with Khenpo Paljor Gyatso, translated by Vanessa Kubota. Program Focus: Khenpo Paljor gives a commentary on ‘The Wheel of Analytical Meditation that Thoroughly Purifies Mental Activity’, composed by the great Nyingma Master, Mipham Rinpoche. Suitable for any practitioner, straightforward explanations about the Buddhist path, the truths of impermanence and suffering, advice about how to make progress, and the importance and significance of practice are offered–a thorough overview of why meditation is essential. Some classes include brief periods of meditation. Khenpo Paljor Gyatso  completed his studies at Larung Tarig College in Tibet. He was a distinguished disciple of Khenchen Jigme Phuntsok Rinpoche and served as a lecturer at the Tibetan Language Program at Stanford University. He is the resident lama at Milarepa Buddhist Center in Iowa City,  Iowa. Excellent translations are provided by Vanessa Kubota. [These videos are available on our TLC Rental Videos page.]

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5-8-21 ON ZOOM "Skillful Means at the End of Life" with Lama John Ross. Program Focus: Accumulating merit and practicing skillful means are essential at the end of life.  Vajrayana Buddhism offers many practices that benefit as death approaches, at the time of death, and afterwards.  Some are very simple, others involve elaborate ritual.  Lama John reviews these methods with a focus on what is most practical and beneficial for lay practitioners as we face our own deaths, and also as we help others face theirs. This event is very helpful for anyone, and especially those putting their affairs in order, and is an essential teaching for preparing for the end of life. Some Q & A is included. [This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page.]

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6-19-21 ON ZOOM "The Teachings of Masters - A Buddhist View of Life and Death" with Lama Padma Yontan Gyatso. Program Focus: In a manner particularly accessible to westerns, Lama Padma Gyatso gives practical advice for daily life and preparing for death, with a close look at accumulating merit and practicing bodhicitta. His clear explanation of "The Five Forces-or-Strengths", is an important teaching by the great master Atisha. This can also be found on page 30 of TLC's manual "Instructions for the Transitional State", offering guidance that can be utilized by anyone on a spiritual path. Lama Padma Gyatso, an American, has been practicing Vajrayana Buddhism since 1970 and was ordained as a Lama by HE Chagdud Rinpoche in 1996. He is the resident teacher at both Chagdud Gompa Amrita in Seattle and Rigdzin Ling in Weaverville, California. 

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8-15-21 OUTDOOR PUBLIC EVENT "A Sur Cho Offering & Vajrasattva Mantra Recitation Gathering to Benefit those who have Died During the Pandemic" with Loppon Yudron Wangmo and TLC Director, Julie Rogers. Program Focus: “An Offering of All Pervasive Desirables that benefits Bardo Beings and Ghosts” is a ritual (Sur chöd) and mind treasure of Traktung Dudjom Lingpa. Loppon Yudron explained and gave the transmission for this simple practice that benefits all beings, especially the deceased in the Si pa’i Bardo, or intermediate state between death and rebirth. Loppon Yudron led the Sur practice; TLC Director Julie Rogers led the Vajrasattva practice and mantra recitation. Loppon Yudron is the resident teacher and director of the Mayum Mountain Foundation, and she is now offering online classes.

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8-29-21 ON ZOOM "The Sutra of the Eleven Recognitions - Lord Buddha's Advice for the Time of Death" with Khenpo Norgay Rinpoche. Program Focus: this two-part program focuses on the last teaching Buddha Shakyamuni offered to his disciples before his parinirvana. Khenpo Norgay's clear, comprehensive examination of these eleven points of advice is practical and replete with common-sense as well as deeply inspiring; an essential teaching. Khenpo Tenzin Norgay Rinpoche attended Ngagyur Nyingma Institute at Namdroling Monastery in Mysore, India and taught there for three years. He was formally enthroned as Khenpo by His Holiness Penor Rinpoche in 1998 who assigned him to teach at the Palyul Buddhist college in Tibet. Due to his knowledge, experience, and command of the English language, HH Penor Rinpoche asked Khenpo to teach in the US for Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche’s programs. He resides in upstate New York, and is a beloved by disciples and students across the globe. [Click here for the Chinese translation of this teaching. This video is available on TLC Rental Videos page.]

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11-6-21 "Legal Matters at the End of Life" with attorneys Kathleen Pratt, Esq. and Vanessa Kubota, moderator. Program Focus: This informative program is presented in three segments: Why this Matters, Wills and Trusts, Advance Directives and Powers of Attorney. The needs of Buddhist practitioners and the general public are addressed, explaining the needed safeguards and how to put them into place. A power point presentation is offered, in conjunction with opportunities to have questions answered. Kathleen M. Pratt is a long time Vajrayana Buddhist practitioner and an AV-rated attorney and mediator with over 30 years’ experience, including estate planning. Throughout her life as a “death doula”, Kathleen has helped many beings peacefully navigate the dying process. Vanessa A. Kubota is a renowned Tibetan Buddhist translator who spent many years studying Dharma in India and Nepal, as well as a newly licensed attorney. Her arena of interest is estate planning. This presentation is highly recommended by TLC for explaining how to put one's affairs in order, and the paperwork needed to do so. [This video is available on our TLC Rental Videos page.]