The latest edition of Many Roads, Bodhicharya's e-magazine includes some retreat inspired haiku from Dublin poet, Maeve O'Sullivan. This one has an especially Irish flavour.


discarded crisp bag:

faded Mr. Tayto

still smiling



For more of her work and many other interesting articles please go to the link above. The e-magazine is edited by Albert Harris and all contributions are welcome.

2018 Dublin teachings are now available.

The teachings that Rinpoche gave in Dublin for KSD and the Bodhichaya group last week are already available to listen to in the Bodhicharya Archive.  Please log in to view : https://bodhicharya.org/teachings/archives/.

The smoke offering to the local Wicklow deities

With a magnificent Suffolk Punch

Rinpoche's visit to Ireland this year also included a trip to Glendalough and Laragh in County Wicklow to perform Riwo Sangcho for a new organic farm project, and an invitation to lunch with Palpung Ireland, before a weekend at Dzogchen Beara with the Rigpa Community.                                    

A picnic, and blessing the land

            

Some of the  Palpung Ireland group in Banteer, Co. Cork, with director Ani Chodron to Rinpoche's left, visiting lama Ani Dechen, from Sherab Ling.   

                 

  

Prayers for an injured sheerwater gull that has been resting
at the Allihies Donkey Sanctuary, before the bird takes flight.

On the drive to Dzogchen Beara