“This fault I see is not the fault of the person

But the fault of delusion, or his actions.

Realizing this, may I never view others’ faults,

But see all beings as supreme.” - How to Transform Your Life, Geshe Kelsang Gyatso

We all have someone whom we regard as especially precious, such as our child, our partner or our mother. Unfortunately, at present our love for others is very biased and limited. We need to deepen our love for others. The way to deepen our love for others is to familiarize ourself  with the practice of cherishing others.

Although we already cherish our family and close friends, we do not love strangers, and we certainly do not love our enemies. For us the vast majority of living beings are of no particular significance. By practicing the instructions on cherishing others, we can remove this bias and come to treasure each and every living being, just as a mother regards her dearest child.

In these classes, Gen Norbu will introduce the essential practices for enhancing cherishing love, guiding us in meditation and indicating how to train in daily life.

Recommended reading: How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso. Available in our shop, or free download here - How to Transform Your Life

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​November 28- No Class​​​

​December 5- No Class​​​​​​​​

December 12 - How to See Our Imperfections Beneficially: Recognizing Our Faults in the Mirror of Dharma

December 19 - How to Love Our Challenges: Viewing All Living Beings as Supreme

December 26 - Class Break: National Holiday

January 2 - How to Love Imperfect People: Living Beings Have No Faults

January 9 - How to Have Real Confidence: Developing Humility