The Palyul Retreat Center is located in McDonough, New York in the United States. It was established in 1998 by Dzogchen Master, His Holiness Penor Rinpoche, to provide Westerners with the opportunity to study and practice Buddhism. To learn about the center, visit this link...

Lama Dance 2010

The Lama Dance is an annual tradition for the Palyul Summer Retreat started by His Holiness Pema Norbu Rinpoche. The Lama Dance is an ancient Tibetan tradition with profound religious meaning for Vajrayana practitioners. The public is invited.

Saturday, August 7:
• 4 p.m.: Lama Dance in the Temple—general public invited. [Lama Dances to be performed: 1) Ser Kyam; 2) Dhur Dag; 3) Kun Thub Gyalmo.]

Sunday, August 8:
• Noon: Lunch for everyone with the Lamas in the cafeteria.

Empowerment Schedule 2010

For those wishing to attend weekend empowerments, the schedule follows. Empowerments are given at 2 PM on weekends.

Schedule:
Sat, July 17: Green Tara
Sunday, July 18 Refuge Vows

Sat July 24 Vajrakilaya
Sunday July 25 Vajrasattva

Sat July 31 Guru Rinpoche
Sunday August 1 Amitabha

Sat August 7 TBA
Sunday August 8 Amitayus Long Life

NEW: Bus on August 8 from New York City click here.

Webcasts from the Retreat Center 2010

We'd like to invite you to join in the daily practice at the retreat center. This is a great opportunity to carry through the basic practices of the retreat from your own home. If you are in the office, bring a headset and you can listen as you work, while keeping in mind the sacredness of the chants you hear.

Webcasts from the retreat center are done daily at 7 AM and 9 AM. You can view these at:
http://www.palyul.org/broadcast.htm

Registration Form available here online

Dear Friends,

The 2010 Palyul Summer Retreat in upstate New York will proceed as scheduled (July 10 to August 10) under the direct command of His Holiness Karma Kuchen Rinpoche and the two Heart Sons (HE Gyangkhang Rinpoche and HE Mugsang Kuchen Rinpoche), and registration is now open.

Summer retreat update 2010-05-16

Dear Palyul Ling students ,

It was always His Holiness Penor Rinpoche's wish that all Palyul students would develop good qualities. To provide the most conducive circumstances for that growth, he wanted them to study with only the best possible teachers.

2010 Summer Retreat

In 2010, Palyul Ling will formally invited Tulku Thubsang Rinpoche, the eldest living holder of our tradition, to lead the 2010 retreat at the Upstate Retreat Center. A representative traveled to Tibet to make the request according to the traditional style. The U.S. one-month Summer Retreat takes place on 10 July to 10 August yearly.

The registration form and flier for this year's retreat is here

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