Chenrezig Institute

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Thursday, 09 September 2010
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The term Sangha refers to a community of ordained monks and nuns.

Chenrezig Institute is fortunate to have a large Sanga living here at the centre. In addition to our two Geshe; Chenrezig Institute is home to one of the largest nunneries in the West. Established in 1987; there are currently more than 20 Australian and International Western Buddhist Nuns who form the Chenrezig Nuns Community. There are also a number of monks living at the centre.

Most Sangha come to Chenrezig Institute to engage in the five year Buddhist Studies Program (BSP) offered with Geshe Tashi Tsering and Geshe Jamyang.

After graduating from this program; the Sangha will take up a variety of roles around the world to help meet the great need for qualified Sangha to help to disseminate the teachings of the Buddha.

The Sangha offer support to many sentient beings through teachings, leading meditations, conducting puja’s, offering spiritual counselling and undertaking hospice work.



 

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Religion is not just some dry intellectual idea but rather your basic philosophy of life: you hear a teaching that makes sense to you, find through experience that it relates positively with your psychological makeup, get a real taste of it through practice, and adopt it as your spiritual path. That's the right way to enter the spiritual path.
-Lama Thubten Yeshe

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