Instructions on the Four-Armed Chenrezig Practice

with Lama Rinchen Palmo

Wednesday, 16 September | 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm

We are delighted to welcome Lama Rinchen Palmo for an evening of instruction on the practice of Four-Armed Chenrezig (Avalokiteśvara), the embodiment of boundless compassion.

This session is open to everyone, whether you are new to the practice or have been reciting the Chenrezig sadhana for many years. Lama Rinchen Palmo will explain the meaning and structure of the practice, offer guidance on visualisation and meditation, and share practical advice on how to integrate Chenrezig practice into daily life.

This is a rare opportunity to receive authentic guidance from an experienced Vajrayana teacher and to deepen your understanding of one of Tibetan Buddhism’s most beloved practices of compassion.

All are warmly welcome. No cost for the session but dana/donations welcome.

Of French descent, Lama Rinchen Palmo is a highly experienced meditation teacher with excellent English, who has spent more than twelve years in retreat and previously assisted in supervising the long retreats on Holy Isle. She specialises in the Vajrayana practices of Tibetan Buddhism and is one of three Western women to have been appointed as a lama within the Samye Ling mandala.

Renowned for her compassionate, practical and down-to-earth teaching style, she currently resides in Belgium, where she divides her time between Kagyu Samye Dzong Brussels and the Samye Meditation Gardens, a retreat centre near the French border dedicated to nurturing both inner and outer ecology.