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His Holiness in SEATTLE
August 24 - 29, 2007
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SEATTLE EVENTS SUMMER 2007

"VAJRAKILAYA EMPOWERMENT"
 Friday - August 24, 2007 (6 - 8 pm) 

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The practice of Vajrakilaya blazes at the very heart of the ancient Vajrayana traditions of Tibet. The wrathful Heruka Vajrakilaya is a Deity who embodies the enlightened activity of all the Buddhas, manifesting in an intensly wrathful yet compassionate form in order to subjugate the delusion and negativity that can arise as obstacles to the practice of Dharma.

In fact, the practice of Vajrakilaya is famous in Tibetan Buddhism as an exceptionally powerful method to remove obstacles, destroy the forces hostile to compassion, and purify the spiritual pollution so prevalent in this age. Vajrakilaya practice is extremely powerful in removing outer, inner and secret obstacles on the Dharma path and is said to bring swift ordinary and extraordinary spiritual accomplishments. It can also avert misfortunes such as war, disease and famine. The practice of this deity makes it very easy to progress on the path, since all obstacles are naturally dispelled and one can achieve the supreme siddhi without any fault. 

"AMITABHA EMPOWERMENT and PHOWA TRANSMISSION"
Saturday - August 25, 2007 (10 am - 12 pm)

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Phowa is the profound path to Buddhahood without meditation, where the student learns how to transfer his or her consciousness directly to the pure land at the time of death, without having to go through the experiences of the intermediate state or fall into any one of the six realms of samsara. This is a skillful method through which anyone with faith may swiftly be liberated.



Through this Empowerment, the seeds are planted in the studentsْ mind streams so they may practice conscious dying at the time of death, through their faith and devotion in the Lama and the practice of P'howa one may be able to bypass rebirth and go to the pure land of Amitabha, the Buddha of Limitless Light.






"SHI-TRO EMPOWERMENT"
Saturday - August 25, 2007 (2:30 - 4:30 pm)

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This empowerment into the Mandala of the 42 Peaceful and 58 Wrathful Enlightened Deities grant blessings beyond expression. It introduces us to the display of the peaceful and wrathful energies of the enlightened mind as they appear before beings in the intermediate state, or Bardo, between death and the next rebirth.




This empowerment will truly be a priceless opportunity to affirm our connection with the enlightened Deities, to purify damaged or impaired samaya and strengthen our spiritual connection. It is recommended for all students who wish to progress along the path of secret mantra and purify their defilements and negative karma of body, speech, and mind.
The Shi-tro Empowerment is highly suggested for all who attend the Bardo teachings.




"EXTENSIVE BARDO TEACHINGS"
Sun.-> Wed. August 26 - 29, 2007 (10 - 12 pm & 2:30 - 4:30 pm)

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Join us for 4 days of extensive teachings on the Six Bardos, or intermediate states, including the Bardo of Birth, the Bardo of Dreaming, the Bardo of Meditation, the Bardo of Dying, the Bardo of Dharmata, and the Bardo of Becoming. Each of these six bardos presents us with opportunities for recognizing the true nature of our mind and being liberated from the duality of self-clinging and subject-object grasping.

Receiving these teachings from a living master who has direct realization of this is a rare and priceless gift. Through these instructions, there is opportunity for finding enlightenment when encountering these bardos, rather than being overwhelmed by them or frightened by the appearances of the dying state and so forth.

This is a precious opportunity to prepare ourselves for that moment of death we will all have to face, and to make a connection with a Vajra Dharma Master who can guide us along the path of liberation. 





~ FOR ALL SEATTLE EVENTS ~

Please reserve seating in advance,
since space is limited!


Email:
DorjeTar@yahoo.com
Website: BuddhistDharma.NET

Suggested Donation*: $30 / Empowerment (No one turned away)
                        $10 / Teaching (No one turned away)

* Your donations / offerings donations will go toward expenses related to the Dharma events and the hosting His Holiness,the Lamas, and translators. 


Location:
Seattle First Baptist Church
1111 Harvard Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122
(Corner of Harvard and Seneca St)

Park FREE in "U-Park" lot, after 6 PM Aug 24 and all day 25th - 26th. Register parking space.

Driving Instructions: 
Seattle First Baptist Church is located in Seattle's First Hill Neighborhood at 1111 Harvard Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122.

The Buddhist Dharma Center has reserved the parking lot Friday Aug 24th starting at 6 PM and all day Saturday and Sunday August 25th – 26  The parking is located adjacent to the rear of the church in the U-Park lot. Attendees may ONLY park in this location for free from Friday evening – Sunday during the Teachings and Empowerments. Donations may be made to defray parking costs are greatly appreciated. (There are handicap entrances on the Harvard and Boylston sides of the building.)

 

Coming South on I-5:
Take the UNION STREET EXIT 165B
Travel STRAIGHT onto UNION ST.
Turn RIGHT onto 7TH AVE. - go 0.1 miles
Turn RIGHT onto PIKE ST. - go 0.5 mi
Turn RIGHT onto HARVARD AVE. - go 1.5 blocks to the Church.
Turn RIGHT onto SENECA ST
There is a parking lot to the west side - BOLYSTON AVE - of the Church.

Coming North on I-5:
Take the MADISON Street Exit
Turn RIGHT onto MADISON Street - go 0.2 miles
Turn LEFT onto BOYLSTON - go 0.1 miles
Turn RIGHT onto SENECA AVE - go 1 block
Turn RIGHT onto HARVARD
The Church is on the corner of HARVARD and SENECA.
The parking lot is just behind the Church on BOYLSTON AVE

What to Bring:  We have lots of chairs, but not many cushions.  Bring your favorite sitting cushions!

Accomodations nearby for out-of-town attendees
The Buddhist Dharma Center has limited sleeping space and would need special approval and reservations in advance. Please bring your own sleeping bag. 

Hotels and Motels nearby:

Reserved for Dharma Sangha Members is the Inn at Virginia Mason.
This is the sister property of the Baroness Hotel below.
Please call (800) 283-6453 for reservations.Mention you are with the “Tibetan Teachings” or “Group Number 18” to get special rates.
Website: www.innatvirginiamason.com

Affordable lodging may be found at the nearby Baroness Hotel, which caters to those visiting the nearby medical facilities.  For reservations, please contact us at 1-800-283-6453 or www.baronesshotel.com

The nearest hotel is the Silver Cloud, which is one block away from the event location.  Reservations: 800.590.1801 www.silvercloud.com/broadway.htm 

His Holiness in SEATTLE August 24 - 29, 2007
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Healing empowerment, Seattle Washington, Tibetan Buddhism, tantric deity yoga, Nyingma and Dzogchen, Medicine Buddha, Padmasambhava, Tara, Amitabha, HH Orgyen Kusum Lingpa, "Shar Chog Ngon Gai Ling"

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