Welcome to the Chogye Jamchen Buddhist Centre
Chogye Jamchen Choe Dzong, (Fortress of Love) also known as "Jamchen Buddhist Centre", is a non-profit Sakya Buddhist charitable association that aims to further the Study and Practice of Tibetan Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism . Meditation techniques are focused on the historical methods taught in ancient great masters time.
The centre's spiritual director and teacher, His Eminence Zimwock Rinpoche, is the sixth incarnation of the Maha Siddha Rongton Sheja Kungrig (1367-1449),
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Announcements
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Jamchen presents the Annual Calm Abiding Retreat for 2012. This will take place during the Labour Day Long weekend, from Friday 9th March to Monday 12th March 2012, with John Julian and Ven. Freeman. Further details will be provided here in the next few days ! |
►The weekly Wednesday Dharma class will resume from 8th Februay 2012.
For the following 4-5 weeks teaching will continue with Atisha's "Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment".
This text is suitable for both beginners and advanced students.

Copies are available for purchase at the centre.
Upcoming Events Dates (in brief)
| 6 February | 8 Weeks Intro to Mindfulness Meditation with John Julian. |
| 9-12 March | Jamchen's annual retreat with John Julian & Ven. Freeman. |
| March 2012 | Advanced Tibetan class by Zr |
| march 2012 | Empowerment by HEZR |
Summary of Regular Weekly Events
| Saturday 10-11 am | Meditation session with Zimwock Rinpoche |
| Saturday 11-12 am | Weekly Sadhana with Zimwock Rinpoche |
| Wednesday Dharma | Atisha's "Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment". Only the 1st 6 stanzas have been covered so far, and this content will be reviewed once class starts again Rinpoche said, "Atisha offers you a Torch, Batteries’ would be your right understanding". All Welcome !! |
| Mondays 6-7 pm | Weekly Calm Abiding Meditation with John Julian: Note: please contact John Julian before attending, see below for further details |
To stay informed by regular monthly email about all Dharma events at JBC, including special events and the teachings offered by Zimwock Rinpoche, please contact us so you can be added to the email list info@jamchen.com.au
►Kindly keep an eye on Jamchen.com, for our new brochure, a new news letter, and a new website are on their way
Details of Current 2012 Program
Calm Abiding Meditation: 8 Week Introductory Course
Next course 7 Sessions
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Mondays from 6 February – 2 April 2012, 7-8pm
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Weekly regular Mindfulness Practice (CAM)
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At Jamchen with John Julian: 6.00 - 7.00 pm Mondays |
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Stable thinking 'Samten'
10am –11am: with HE Zimwock Rinpoche
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Instruction in Buddhist meditation, as it was practiced historically in the Mahayana tradition and the Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism in ancient times. The “Silent abider" taught by Zimwock Rinpoche is specifically developed to teach to focus on what is traditionally known as Shepa (to transform into space of wisdom and clarity of light "which is known as Rigpa")
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11am - 12am: Weekly Sadhana Practice:
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Chenrezig, Medicine Buddha, Vajrasattva, or Green Tara Sadhana ( as appropriate for those in attendance)
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For information on previous events see past-events.html

With your generous assistance we were able to offer 5.000 $ to the areas in Tibet affected by natural disaster during 2010. These funds were generated during the Snow Lion Festival in October 2010. We therefore with folded Hands are genuinely thankful for your help and the assistance you provided to those in need. Your prayers had been heard and touched the heart of those in dire need. All funds raised were allocated directly to those individuals in need in the Tibet disaster area with the assistance of the Dalai Lama's aid organisation.
JBC Members and volunteers are welcome to participate and contribute in helping to organize activities during such major events. Together we can save this planet and other living beings and that makes existential "life worthy".
Please contact the Secretary at info@jamchen.com if you would like to contribute to organizing future major events.





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