33 Chapitre 9 du Bodhicharyavattara PEBA3 mod4 (suite) 07.06.2026 - Guéshé Lodèn

💚Help us support our mission to offer free teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. Your support makes a significant difference. Donate today at - https://www.institutvajrayogini.fr/no... PEBA Module 4 (continued): Chapter 9 of the Bodhicharyavattara Description: “As long as space endures and as long as beings suffer, may I too remain to dispel the suffering of the world.” The lifestyle of a bodhisattva, Shantideva. The teaching on the activities of bodhisattvas is based on Shantideva’s inspiring verses concerning the aspiration and practice of Mahayana Buddhism. These verses, composed over a thousand years ago, are still widely regarded as the most authentic and comprehensive guide for practitioners dedicated to the awakening of all beings. A true classic of considerable scope, covering essential topics ranging from simple techniques for working with destructive emotions to the most subtle debates on ultimate truth. The Advanced Buddhist Studies Program (Peba) is a unique opportunity to delve deeper into both the theory and practice of Tibetan Buddhism by studying a wide variety of fundamental topics based on traditional root texts selected by Lama Zopa Rinpoche. With the primary goal of better integrating the Dharma into daily life, this program emphasizes a balanced approach combining teachings, review classes, discussion groups, meditation practice, readings, personal study, and retreats. Emphasis is also placed on ethical conduct and the development of a spirit of service. The modules of this program are taught by Geshe Tenzin Loden throughout the year, one weekend per month and for one week during the summer. The 12 modules are: The Stages of the Path (Lamrim) - The Mind and Its Functions (Lorig) - The Heart Sutra - Engaging in Bodhisattva Activities (Bodhicharyavattara) - Philosophical Views According to the Four Schools (Drupta) - The Sublime Continuum of Mahayana (Gyulama) - Mind Training in Mahayana (Lodjong) - The Adornment of Clear Realizations - Tantric Lands and Paths - The 70 Subjects - Death, the Intermediate State, and Rebirth - Commentary on a Higher Tantra Practice. Geshe Tenzin Loden was born in Bylakoppé, South India, in 1961. He entered Sera Je Monastery at the age of nine and continued his studies there until attaining the title of Geshe. He then spent more than six years in strict retreat. At the end of 2007, at the request of Lama Zopa Rinpoche, he became the resident teacher of the Vajra Yogini Institute.