Mapping The Mind

Lorig Across the Buddhist Tenet Schools | Presented by Tushita Meditation Center

From 19 June – 29 June 2026 Tushita Meditation Center in Dharamkot, India, will host this 11 day advance course led by Geshe Kelsang Wangmo. This is an intensive advanced study course. As a prerequisite, we strongly recommend completing at least an Introduction to Buddhism course and an intermediate course or equivalent studies.

The Four Noble Truths

 | Presented by Thosamling Nunnery

From 13th August – 16th August 2026 Thosamling Nunnery and Institute in Sidhpur, India, will host this 4 day  course led by Geshe Kelsang Wangmo.

The Four Noble Truths form the foundation of the Buddhist way of life. They offer a precise framework for understanding the nature of our problems, difficulties, and underlying patterns, their causes, how they can be overcome, and the psychological methods that enable us to accomplish this. 

Particular emphasis will be placed on understanding how these principles apply to our daily experience and how they can be integrated into a process of inner transformation. In this way, the course aims not only to convey a clear understanding of these four truths, but also to support the cultivation of insight that can be applied in daily life, helping us to engage more effectively with the challenges of the modern world.

Uma 2026

‘Entering the Middle Way’ by Chandrakirti and ‘Illuminating the Intent’ by Je Tsongkhapa |  Presented by Institute of Buddhist Dialectics ( IBD )

Class will resume again in autumn 2026 from 15th September to 7th November. As usual, Geshe Kelsang Wangmo-la will be conducting the classes in-person every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 16:00hrs – 18:00hrs (IST) in IBD classroom in Mcleod Ganj, Dharamsala, India. Live streaming is also available via Youtube.

Module 3: 15 Sep – 10 Oct 2026

Module 4: 13 Oct – 07 Nov 2026

This eight-week course, taught in English, is a continuation from spring 2026. It begins with a short summary of of the material covered previously. Participants will receive detailed explanations and have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussions. This is the second in a series of courses that will cover the entire text over the coming years.

Please join the Whatsapp Group to stay updated.

 

VIDEO AUDIO TEXT

The Four Noble Truths

 | Presented by Thosamling Nunnery

 

From 13th August – 16th August 2026 Thosamling Nunnery and Institute in Sidhpur, India, will host this 4 day  course led by Geshe Kelsang Wangmo.

The Four Noble Truths form the foundation of the Buddhist way of life. They offer a precise framework for understanding the nature of our problems, difficulties, and underlying patterns, their causes, how they can be overcome, and the psychological methods that enable us to accomplish this. 

UMA 2026

‘Entering the Middle Way’ by Chandrakirti and ‘Illuminating the Intent’ by Je Tsongkhapa |  Presented by Institute of Buddhist Dialectics  (IBD) 

Class will resume again in autumn 2026 from   15th September to 7th November.  As usual, Geshe Kelsang Wangmo-la will be conducting the classes in-person every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 16:00hrs – 18:00hrs (IST) in IBD classroom in Mcleod Ganj, Dharamsala, India. Live streaming is also available via Youtube.

Module 3: 15 Sep-10 Oct 2026

Module 4: 13 Oct-07 Nov 2026

This eight-week course, taught in English, is a continuation from Spring 2026. It begins with a short summary of the material covered previously. Participants will receive detailed explanations and have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussions. This is the second in a series of courses that will cover the entire text over the coming years.

Please join the Whatsapp Group to stay updated.

 

VIDEO AUDIO TEXT

Mapping the Mind

Lorig Across the Buddhist Tenet Schools | Presented by Tushita Meditation Center

From 19 June – 29 June 2026 Tushita Meditation Center in Dharamkot, India, will host this 11 day advance course led by Geshe Kelsang Wangmo. This is an intensive advanced study course. As a prerequisite, we strongly recommend completing at least an Introduction to Buddhism course and an intermediate course or equivalent studies.