Je Tsongkhapa's Middle Length Lamrim (Hybrid)

Middle Length Lamrim by Je Tsongkhapa | Taught by Venerable Gyalten Lekden Saturday Evening Teachings The Middle Length Lamrim ( Lam-rim chen-mo 'bring ) is one of the great masterworks of Tibetan Buddhism, composed by Je Tsongkhapa (1357–1419), the founder of the Gelug tradition. Written as a more compact companion to his monumental Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path , it distills centuries of Indian and Tibetan wisdom into a clear, practical roadmap — the "stages of the path" (lam-rim) that lead a practitioner from the very first steps of Dharma practice all the way to full enlightenment. Drawing on the lineage of Atisha's Lamp for the Path , Tsongkhapa's text weaves together sutra and tantra, philosophy and meditation, into a single unified structure that generations of practitioners have relied on ever since. Each Saturday evening, this rich text comes alive under the guidance of Venerable Gyalten Lekden, whose warm and thorough teaching style makes the profound accessible — grounding ancient philosophy in the practicalities of everyday life and meditation practice. Students are led step by step through the path, building both understanding and the motivation to put it into practice. Whether you are new to the Lamrim or returning to deepen your study, all are warmly welcome to join. When: Saturday Evenings Where: Online via Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81481048676?pwd=Sn4IgBwT5TMOayvaO9Smmcbt1w53SB.1 Meeting ID: 814 8104 8676 Passcode: 454872