April 19 and 20,  10-12 noon and 2-5:00 pm
Pacific Buddhist Academy, Founder’s Hall
1754 Lusitana Street, Honolulu, Hawaii

This teaching points out that both happiness and suffering are merely perceptions of the mind.  As such, whatever conditions arise – be they positive, negative, neutral, external, or internal – ultimately our experience is determined by our mind.  Khentrul Rinpoche shares this extraordinary pith advice of the great mind training master Gyalsey Togmey.  This training gives us the power to determine how much joy or suffering we experience.

Rinpoche requests attendance for the two full days so that the teaching is understood clearly and fully.

Suggested donation:  $80 Pre-registered or $100 at door

This helps to cover the cost of the venue and travel expenses.

No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

To pre-register, use the Paypal QR code for Greg Yuen, coordinator for Katog Mati Ling
gregyuen@cs.com, (808) 284-7955

Khentrul Rinpoche is the author of the book, “The Power of Mind: A Tibetan Monk’s Guide to Finding Freedom in Every Challenge.” Rinpoche holds three Khenpo degrees (like phD’s) in Buddhist philosophy.