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Gyuto Vajrayana Center prefers not to request financial donations from students for dharma events in keeping with our Tibetan traditions. It is our belief that there should be no barrier to the dharma, and that all those interested should come freely and without financial consideration. However, maintaining the Center in the San Francisco Bay Area is expensive, and putting on events for our students is a considerable financial burden. Bringing qualified teachers and monks from the Gyuto Monastery in India is costly as well. With your help, we can continue bringing teachers and monks to our practitioners and maintaining this home for our resident monks who have travelled here to serve the Bay Area community. |
Monastery Project
Have a 3D look at our exciting new Monastery Project!
Gyuto is currently looking for a suitable piece of land in the San Francisco Bay Area to be the future home of the Gyuto Monastic Learning Center serving the San Francisco Bay Area.
Please use the button below to make a secure online donation for the Gyuto Monastery Project. Any amount is welcome!
Your generous contribution will help us to create a monastery center in the Bay Area. All donations are tax-deductible.
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Upcoming Events
- Lamrim Teaching by Geshe Chonyi
February 05, 2012 (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
The stages of the Path to Enlightenment (Lamrim) is one of the great classics of Tibetan Buddhism which Lama Tsongkhapa founded came from the Kadam tradition, where Atisha and other great masters devised a systemized structures of study known as the... - Medicine Buddha Puja for Health
February 08, 2012 (7:00 pm - 8:00 pm)
We invite all members and friends to join the Medicine Buddha puja. Participants welcome to bring flowers, fruits and candles. More information about Medicine Buddha. - Lamrim Teaching by Geshe Chonyi
February 12, 2012 (7:00 pm - 9:00 pm)The stages of the Path to Enlightenment (Lamrim) is one of the great classics of Tibetan Buddhism which Lama Tsongkhapa founded came from the Kadam tradition, where Atisha and other great masters devised a systemized structures of study known as the...
Donations
Please use the button below to make a secure online donation. Any amount is welcome!
Your generous contribution will help us to build the first Tibetan Buddhist monastery in the San Francisco Bay Area. All donations are tax-deductible.