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A series of teachings on this most special and most effective, complete Mahayana practice. These teachings were condensed into the famous « 7 Points » by the famous 12th-century master Chékawa Yeshe Dorjé and set into writing by his disciple Sé Chilbu. The original instructions, far more extensive and comprehensive, came from the great 11th-century Indian master Atisha Dipamkara and became an integral part of basic Mahayana training within the Kagyu tradition, as well as in the Gelug tradition which emerged several centuries after Atisha.
Saturdays 25th July 2026, onwards into spring,
9.30 a. m. UK time, over Zoom, with the exception
of the first Saturday each month.
This course is open to all and will be of particular interest to those who have taken Mahayana Refuge and who have taken or are thinking of taking the bodhisattva vow.
To register for this course, which is free of charge, or for further information, please contact kencourses@protonmail.com.
Registrants receive support documentation.