According to Buddhism, we experience unnecessary pain and problems due to misunderstanding how things exist. We believe that things exist in a more substantial way than they actually do, and […]
Looking for something meaningful to do to fill a Sunday afternoon once a month? Come join us as we make sandwiches to serve at our 2nd Monday Homeless Breakfast at […]
Each month, through YOUR generosity we are able to offer a hot, hearty, nutritious breakfast to a portion of the population living among us that might otherwise go hungry. Our […]
According to Buddhism, we experience unnecessary pain and problems due to misunderstanding how things exist. We believe that things exist in a more substantial way than they actually do, and […]
Trinity of Yoga and Diamond Light Tibetan Buddhist Group is delighted to offer this two hour yoga class to expand your yoga practice. Whether you are looking for asana to […]
Looking for something meaningful to do to fill a Thursday evening once a month? Come join us as we make sandwiches to serve at our 2nd Monday Homeless Breakfast at […]
Diamond Light Meditation Center hosts weekly yoga and meditation classes! The past three years has seen growth and vibrant use of the the space. Over time, things have been moved out of place and left behind creating a cluttered and crowded feel. We need your help to tidy up the Center and create a great […]
According to Buddhism, we experience unnecessary pain and problems due to misunderstanding how things exist. We believe that things exist in a more substantial way than they actually do, and this is the root of all our troubles, difficult emotions, and painful circumstances. But by realizing the nature of reality – emptiness – we will […]
Whether you are considering to get certified as a Yoga Teacher, or simply want to deepen your understanding of yoga, this YTTC is for you; to gain comprehensive knowledge, skills and tools; to teach and live a yogic and holistic lifestyle. Master Trainer: Adelfa Marie Samson, ERYT500, YACEP®, Author. Bio: Adelfa has been a yoga […]
According to Buddhism, we experience unnecessary pain and problems due to misunderstanding how things exist. We believe that things exist in a more substantial way than they actually do, and this is the root of all our troubles, difficult emotions, and painful circumstances. But by realizing the nature of reality – emptiness – we will […]