Exploring Buddhism, with Geshe Losel (Onsite & Online) - Thursday Evenings, until 10th April 2025
Date: Thursday evenings, from Thur 6th March until Thur 10th April 2025
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Format: Evening Session, Onsite & Online
Overview
Whilst Geshe Losel is staying at Lam Rim he is teaching part of the FPMT Exploring Buddhism course. In particular, he is teaching module 3, Reasoning & Debate, as part of the Exploring Mind & Philosophy section.
Reasoning & debate is a key emphasis of the Gelugpa lineage, seen as essential to help clarify the correct view of emptiness.
He will be teaching from the shrine room to an online audience but kindly invites those at Lam Rim to sit in and benefit from the course.
To learn more about the course, visit the FPMT website here and the course hosts Jamyang London website.
How do I join?
You can join us in Lam Rim shrine room in person, Thursdays 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
Since this is external course, to join online you will have to contact a member of the Jamyang London team, please email gateway@jamyang.co.uk
About the Teacher
Geshe Tenzin Losel was born in mid-20th century Britain. He first met Buddhist teachings in England thanks to the exceptionally kind efforts of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa, reaching out to westerners. He left for India in 1990 for further studies and received full ordination as a Buddhist monk in the Tibetan tradition from His Holiness the Dalai Lama in 1994. He is one of the handful of Westerners trained for two decades in the traditional Tibetan way as a geshe. While a student at the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in Dharamsala, he attended many public teachings by His Holiness there. In 2006 he received his geshe degree from Drepung Loseling, the monastery where the late Geshe Damcho, founder of Lam Rim Wales also trained. After returning to Britain to care for his parents in their last years, he moved in 2018 to Nalanda Monastery in France. As well as teaching, he has been involved in translating vinaya materials, which deal with ethical conduct and vows, especially for monastics. In fulfilment of Geshe Damcho’s request to him to teach in his centres, he is now associated with Lam Rim Wales and Lam Rim Bristol.
Translations
Tsongkhapa's Praise for Dependent Relativity (2011, Wisdom Publications)
A Glowing Light of Scripture and Reasoning, Lamp Illuminating the Essentials of the Four Seals that Authenticate the View by Gen Lamrimpa Ngawang Phuntsok. (2019). Free Download >
A Mirror Making All Things Clear, A Presentation of Signs and Reasonings by Geshe Tsultrim Namgyel. (2019). Free Download >
Who Should Join?
Anyone interested in meditation, religious life, and inner development, Buddhist practitioners of all levels.
Why Not Stay Over?
Want a break or live far away, why not stay overnight at Lam Rim the day before? Stay over details here >
Tickets & Donation
Everyone is welcome to attend Buddhist teachings freely with no donation. However, the Centre does rely on donations to stay open, which are gratefully received. We offer two main rates to enable as many people as possible to attend our teachings. Please consider paying at the highest rate that you are able. Your generosity is vital in supporting the Centre.
Since this session is external - you only need to register to let us know you are coming
Date: Thursday evenings, from Thur 6th March until Thur 10th April 2025
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Format: Evening Session, Onsite & Online
Overview
Whilst Geshe Losel is staying at Lam Rim he is teaching part of the FPMT Exploring Buddhism course. In particular, he is teaching module 3, Reasoning & Debate, as part of the Exploring Mind & Philosophy section.
Reasoning & debate is a key emphasis of the Gelugpa lineage, seen as essential to help clarify the correct view of emptiness.
He will be teaching from the shrine room to an online audience but kindly invites those at Lam Rim to sit in and benefit from the course.
To learn more about the course, visit the FPMT website here and the course hosts Jamyang London website.
How do I join?
You can join us in Lam Rim shrine room in person, Thursdays 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
Since this is external course, to join online you will have to contact a member of the Jamyang London team, please email gateway@jamyang.co.uk
About the Teacher
Geshe Tenzin Losel was born in mid-20th century Britain. He first met Buddhist teachings in England thanks to the exceptionally kind efforts of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa, reaching out to westerners. He left for India in 1990 for further studies and received full ordination as a Buddhist monk in the Tibetan tradition from His Holiness the Dalai Lama in 1994. He is one of the handful of Westerners trained for two decades in the traditional Tibetan way as a geshe. While a student at the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in Dharamsala, he attended many public teachings by His Holiness there. In 2006 he received his geshe degree from Drepung Loseling, the monastery where the late Geshe Damcho, founder of Lam Rim Wales also trained. After returning to Britain to care for his parents in their last years, he moved in 2018 to Nalanda Monastery in France. As well as teaching, he has been involved in translating vinaya materials, which deal with ethical conduct and vows, especially for monastics. In fulfilment of Geshe Damcho’s request to him to teach in his centres, he is now associated with Lam Rim Wales and Lam Rim Bristol.
Translations
Tsongkhapa's Praise for Dependent Relativity (2011, Wisdom Publications)
A Glowing Light of Scripture and Reasoning, Lamp Illuminating the Essentials of the Four Seals that Authenticate the View by Gen Lamrimpa Ngawang Phuntsok. (2019). Free Download >
A Mirror Making All Things Clear, A Presentation of Signs and Reasonings by Geshe Tsultrim Namgyel. (2019). Free Download >
Who Should Join?
Anyone interested in meditation, religious life, and inner development, Buddhist practitioners of all levels.
Why Not Stay Over?
Want a break or live far away, why not stay overnight at Lam Rim the day before? Stay over details here >
Tickets & Donation
Everyone is welcome to attend Buddhist teachings freely with no donation. However, the Centre does rely on donations to stay open, which are gratefully received. We offer two main rates to enable as many people as possible to attend our teachings. Please consider paying at the highest rate that you are able. Your generosity is vital in supporting the Centre.
Since this session is external - you only need to register to let us know you are coming
Date: Thursday evenings, from Thur 6th March until Thur 10th April 2025
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Format: Evening Session, Onsite & Online
Overview
Whilst Geshe Losel is staying at Lam Rim he is teaching part of the FPMT Exploring Buddhism course. In particular, he is teaching module 3, Reasoning & Debate, as part of the Exploring Mind & Philosophy section.
Reasoning & debate is a key emphasis of the Gelugpa lineage, seen as essential to help clarify the correct view of emptiness.
He will be teaching from the shrine room to an online audience but kindly invites those at Lam Rim to sit in and benefit from the course.
To learn more about the course, visit the FPMT website here and the course hosts Jamyang London website.
How do I join?
You can join us in Lam Rim shrine room in person, Thursdays 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
Since this is external course, to join online you will have to contact a member of the Jamyang London team, please email gateway@jamyang.co.uk
About the Teacher
Geshe Tenzin Losel was born in mid-20th century Britain. He first met Buddhist teachings in England thanks to the exceptionally kind efforts of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa, reaching out to westerners. He left for India in 1990 for further studies and received full ordination as a Buddhist monk in the Tibetan tradition from His Holiness the Dalai Lama in 1994. He is one of the handful of Westerners trained for two decades in the traditional Tibetan way as a geshe. While a student at the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in Dharamsala, he attended many public teachings by His Holiness there. In 2006 he received his geshe degree from Drepung Loseling, the monastery where the late Geshe Damcho, founder of Lam Rim Wales also trained. After returning to Britain to care for his parents in their last years, he moved in 2018 to Nalanda Monastery in France. As well as teaching, he has been involved in translating vinaya materials, which deal with ethical conduct and vows, especially for monastics. In fulfilment of Geshe Damcho’s request to him to teach in his centres, he is now associated with Lam Rim Wales and Lam Rim Bristol.
Translations
Tsongkhapa's Praise for Dependent Relativity (2011, Wisdom Publications)
A Glowing Light of Scripture and Reasoning, Lamp Illuminating the Essentials of the Four Seals that Authenticate the View by Gen Lamrimpa Ngawang Phuntsok. (2019). Free Download >
A Mirror Making All Things Clear, A Presentation of Signs and Reasonings by Geshe Tsultrim Namgyel. (2019). Free Download >
Who Should Join?
Anyone interested in meditation, religious life, and inner development, Buddhist practitioners of all levels.
Why Not Stay Over?
Want a break or live far away, why not stay overnight at Lam Rim the day before? Stay over details here >
Tickets & Donation
Everyone is welcome to attend Buddhist teachings freely with no donation. However, the Centre does rely on donations to stay open, which are gratefully received. We offer two main rates to enable as many people as possible to attend our teachings. Please consider paying at the highest rate that you are able. Your generosity is vital in supporting the Centre.
Since this session is external - you only need to register to let us know you are coming