Rigpa Dublin

Rigpa Dublin Rigpa Dublin offers a range of courses and events for everyone on mindfulness, meditation, compassion

A place to discover and connect with the practice of meditation and teachings of dharma and to learn what this can mean for our lives on a deeper level. For those who have already established a practice, the Centre is somewhere to come and gain inspiration and support. We look forward to seeing you at Rigpa Dublin - a refuge in the heart of the city. Rigpa aims to present the Buddhist tradition o

f Tibet in a way that is both completely authentic, and as relevant as possible to the lives and needs of modern men and women. Open to all schools and traditions of Buddhist wisdom, and with the guidance and gracious patronage of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Rigpa offers those following the Buddhist teachings a complete path of study and practice, along with the environment they need to experience the teachings fully. At the same time, Rigpa seeks to explore how the wisdom and compassion of the Buddha’s teachings can benefit many different areas of life in today’s world.

“Rigpa is a Tibetan word, which in general means ‘intelligence’ or ‘awareness’. In Dzogchen, however, the highest teachings in the Buddhist tradition of Tibet, rigpa has a deeper connotation, ‘the innermost nature of the mind’. The whole of the teaching of Buddha is directed towards realizing this, our ultimate nature, the state of omniscience or enlightenment – a truth so universal, so primordial that it goes beyond all limits, and beyond even religion itself." Sogyal Rinpoche

Inspired by the meaning of the word rigpa, Sogyal Rinpoche gave this as the name for his work and to the vehicle he was developing to serve the Buddha’s teaching in the West. Today, Rigpa has more than 130 centres in 41 countries around the world.

WHAT IS COMPASSIONWhat is compassion from a buddhist point of view?It’s a very human response to any suffering that anyo...
09/06/2026

WHAT IS COMPASSION

What is compassion from a buddhist point of view?
It’s a very human response to any suffering that anyone might be going through. Compassion is the wish to relieve suffering and also wanting to act to help bring that about.

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09/06/2026

What is compassion from a buddhist point of view?
It’s a very human response to any suffering that anyone might be going through. Compassion is the wish to relieve suffering and also wanting to act to help bring that about.

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Living freely: The quiet power of boundless joy👤 with senior teacher Maria Garcia Quesada📆 June 13 | 10:00 AM—12:30 PM (...
08/06/2026

Living freely: The quiet power of boundless joy

👤 with senior teacher Maria Garcia Quesada
📆 June 13 | 10:00 AM—12:30 PM (GMT+2)
📍 Online

What happens when we stop measuring ourselves against others, and the pressure to be “better”, or “ahead” begins to fade? In the buddhist teaching of bodhichitta, this “loosening” reveals a natural joy, one that is open, spontaneous, and deeply alive.

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Self-Forgiveness in the Light of CompassionWith Christine Longaker, author of “Facing Death and Finding Hope”📍ONLINE
28/05/2026

Self-Forgiveness in the Light of Compassion
With Christine Longaker, author of “Facing Death and Finding Hope”
📍ONLINE

Self-Forgiveness in the Light of Compassion
With Christine Longaker, author of “Facing Death and Finding Hope”

Discover how to live with a lighter, kinder heart. Many of us carry beliefs that we’re unworthy of love or beyond forgiveness, leaving us trapped in guilt and self-blame. But punishing ourselves only deepens our suffering and prevents us from realizing our natural state. Through insight, compassion, and guided meditations, you’ll learn to soften your “inner critic,” release false beliefs, and understand why you can let yourself off the hook—all of which frees your heart. As you cultivate forgiveness and compassion for yourself, you’ll naturally feel a genuine compassion and understanding for others—and the world.

Seminar topics:
- The spiritual dimension of self-forgiveness
- Dismantling the barriers to forgiving oneself
- Understanding your life with compassion and insight
- Transforming your 'inner critic'
- Really good reasons you can let yourself off the hook
- Meditations that deepen compassion and forgiveness for yourself and others

3 sessions
20 June, 27 June, 4 July

6:00pm-8:30pm AEDT
4:00pm Hong Kong Time
9:00am GMT
10:00am Central European Time

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If you need to miss one of these sessions, you'll be able to catch up with a recording.

Register:
https://registration.rigpa.org.au/civicrm/event/info?id=1354&reset=1


Christine Longaker is a pioneer of the hospice movement and author of Facing Death and Finding Hope, translated into 9 languages. She’s co-author of Are You Ready and of published research on the Benefits of Spiritual Care Training. She founded Rigpa in the USA in 1981, the Spiritual Care Education Program in 1993, and co-produced an in-depth accredited Contemplative Palliative Care training at Naropa University. Christine has produced an album of meditations: “Joy, Ease and Self-Forgiveness”, guides Self-compassion meditations online every Sunday and leads a yearly retreat in Sri Lanka. Christine infuses her seminars with heartfelt presence, humor, and clarity. Read more at www.christinelongaker.com.

Live Sangha Day: Immeasurable compassion in these troubled timesMay 9 10:00 AM - May 9 12:30 PM (time zone GMT+2)The Way...
08/05/2026

Live Sangha Day: Immeasurable compassion in these troubled times
May 9 10:00 AM - May 9 12:30 PM (time zone GMT+2)

The Way of the Great Perfection
A program of the All-Encompassing Path to Enlightenment
How can we develop a compassion in these troubled times that does not exclude anyone?

https://prajnaonline.org/live/live-sangha-day-9may2026-eng

24/04/2026

“All fear and anxiety come from an untamed mind„
—The Buddha

“All fear and anxiety come from an untamed mind„    —The Buddha           Anxiety PeacefulMind MindfulLiving  SelfAwaren...
24/04/2026

“All fear and anxiety come from an untamed mind„
    —The Buddha

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